Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-06-16
LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF,

The Lake Dunmore House is open fol
the season.
John Calvin came over from Brattle
boro early in the week on business.
Miss Sarah Kimball reached home this
week from her school at Everett, Mass.
The village park received its semi
occasional moving and cleaning up yes.
terday.
A. E. Aldrlch and family of Brooklyn
are visiting at the home of j. 7
Kingsley.
Bread Loaf Inn is beginning to receive
its summer guests. \ number arrived
this week.
Miss Ella Bond reached home from
New York Monday and will remain for
the summer.
Misses Jessie Brainerd and Maude Mel.
len are expected home today from
Smith college.
Il. 5. Benedict represented the local
Baptist church at the Charlotte conven-
ton this week.
Willie Wood, whose prostration by
heat was noted In last weeks REGISTER
is very low with pneumonia.
Il. c. Cartmeil was in Bellows Falls
this week attending the annual meeting
of the Vermont Pulp company.
Camp Tracy. Sons of Veterans, with
Capt. c. F. Rich at their head, installed
a camp at Ripton on Monday evening.
| Mrs. George Barton. who for some
time past has been visiting her daughter
in Portland, Me-, is once more at home.
F. c. Partridge came up from Proctor
Wednesday afternoon and went out to
East Middlebury for a short visit with
his mother.
The body of Mrs. Marcella Murray
was brought to Middlebury from Rpton
last Saturday and laid to rest in the
Catholic cemetery.
Letters addressed to Mrs. d. A. Ash
ley, Miss lone Weston, Mr.. John d.
Wetmore and Mr.. Geo. Williams are at
the postolfice unclaimed.
Z. y. White of HolyoKe, Mass, was
in the village over Sunday, bringing up
his baby son and Its nurse to spend a
few weeks at F. A. Bonds.
Mrs. f. p. Cushman and Miss Daisy
Cushman reached home yesterday from
Montreal, where Miss Cushman has
spent the past year at school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Mcintosh and
Mrs. 5. Richmond of Mortified were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. William Jackson
of South street during the week.
d. c. Noble, w. II. Brewster, Isaac
Stems, w. II. Kingsley and f. H. Mar
tin were among the Masons who attended
the meeting of the order at Burlington
this week.
William Palmer, formerly of the Ver-
gennes Citizen, is now manager of the
American Enterprise of East Hartford,
Conn, having commenced his duties last
| Monday.
Rev. and Mrs. A. w. Dickens and Prof.
and Mrs. c. b. Wright attended the 10th
annual meeting of the Congregational
convention of Vermont, held at Barre
during the week.
The June number of The Vermorter
(St. Albans) contains an account of the
Roman drama at this place and also a
full page of Middlebury views from our
Vermont Illustrated.
The Rutland railroad has purchased
from the Wagner Palace Car company
the special car "Grassmere." The car
has Just been newly painted and re-
named the "Grand Isle
The programs for the Goth commence
ment of Mlddlebury college have been
issued. The exercises begin Sunday,
June %. The program in full will APP.
pear in next weeks REGISTER.
The membership fee of the Ladies'
Library association, during the latter
half of this year, will be 80 cents. The
fee for pupils in the public school from
June l6 to Sept. l6 will be % cents.
Business men are warned against a
man named F. p. Sogan, who is solicit
ing subscriptions for the Show Window,
a Chicago magazine. He was in FAIR
Haven recently. The publishers dis
own him.
The union temperance meeting at the
Congregational church last Sunday was
largely attended. Rev. G. W. Morrow,
state superintendent of the Anti-Saloon
league, gave very practical address on
the matter of suppressing rumselling.
The physicians of Middlebury attended
in body the funeral of DIR. Norman d.
Ross at East Middlebury last Sunday.
A number of other people from here also
drove over to show their resDect for One