Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-07-14
LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF.

y. y. w ellis VIII speuu Ouuuhy Will his
mother in Sandy Hill, n. Y.
Preliminarylwork has been begun on
the new library for the college.
Miss Della Hammond is the guest of
her sister, Mrs. Z. NJ. Chapman.
W. [. Twitchel is here from Hartford.
Conn, visiting friends and relatives.
Miss Sophie Wilds has been spending
the week with Mrs. Skiff at Bridport.
President and Mrs. Ezra Brainerd
went to North Hero last week for an
outing.
Miss Elizabeth Wilson of Burlington
Cornell over Sunday.
Workmen have been engaged during
the week tinting the Ibrick-work on the
new part of Blttell block.
Prof and Mrs. McGilton left town
Wednesday to spend the vacation in
New jersey and Massachusetts.
Mrs. w. w. Byington of Albany is the
guest of her niece, Mrs. p. F. Chapman.
She will remain for about a week.
Miss Alice |. Twtchell has returned
to New York, having spent month
visiting in Boston and Middlebury.
Mrs. Angus E. Burt and children have
gone to East Galway. \. Y, where they
will visit until the first of September.
John w. Scott. one of Middlebury's
veterans of the civil war. has had his
pension raised from IS to SIP per month.
A. j. Marshall is improving his resi-.
dence property on North Pleasant street
by the addition of a veranda to the
house.
W. II. Button has joined his brother,
F. H., at South Hero and Mrs. Button
has gone to Vergennes to visit at her
old home.
w. O. Sanford of Somerville, Mass,
was visiting relatives in town for few
days last week. He returned home
Monday.
Miss E. NJ. Comstock is home from
Rockland, Mass, where she has been
teaching the past year. She will return
for another year after the vacation.
Ben Blcknell, formerly in f. p.
Cushman's store at this place but now in
Burlington, is spending a two weeks
vacation here and at home in Bristol.
State Representative and Mrs. Cart
nell left Wednesday for Thompsons
Point. where they will pass the warm
season. Miss Anna Slade accompanied
them.
Thee. H. Munroe, who has been in
New York since last fall, is now station
ed in Boston as the manager of the Bos-
ton branch of the Lock Stub Check COM
pany.
p. 7. Gulley, the former baggage
master of the Rutland railroad, now
employed in Burlington, came down
last Sunday to pass the day with his
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Butler, daughter
and son of Providence, X. l., are spend
ing two weeks vacation with Mrs.
Buffers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick
Carroll.
Mrs. Mcbride, who lives In the Damon
house on Franklin street and has
family of little people to care for, is
quite sick. One of the children has
been seriously i'll for some time.
DR.. d. c. Noble was in attendance on
the school for health officers held at
Burlington this week and took part in
the discussion of various questions
brought before the meeting.
Mrs. Wood and daughter of Win
chester, Mass, who have been guests of
Prof. and Mrs. McGilton at the Addison,
went yesterday to Fair Haven. Mr..
Wood was in town during the first of the
week.
Letters addressed as follows are at the
postoffice unclaimed: Eleazer Abbey
(2), Miss Matte Hyde, Mr.. Jessey Lat
trell, Mrs. Carrie |. Lambert, L. s. Pat
terson, Miss Minnie Walker, John d.
Wetmore.
F. A. Bond, DIR. f. P. Russell, A. J.
Marshall, A. X. Carr and VIM. Cushman
were in attendance on the meeting of