Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-03-31
LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF.

Miss Florence Allen of Brattleboro is
visiting in town.
Hermon Smith, U. V. NJ. 90, is spend
ing his Easter vacation at home.
Rev. Frank Bigelow of Cambridge,
Mass, is in town for short stay.
A. II. Bristol is spending a few days in
Boston and Providence on business.
Fred Beckwith is passing his Easter
vacation at home from Worcester aca-
deny.
DR.. L. f. Mellen will move to his new
place in the Battell block Saturday,
April l.
Prof f. A. Burt is spending the Easter
vacation in the classic precincts of Cam
bridge, Mass.
Attorney F. II. Button went to New
York on business Tuesday. He was ex-
pected back yes terday.
Mrs. G. d. Miner and Mrs. w. j. Will.
cox were in Burlington on Tuesday,
calling on friends and relatives.
Ezra Brainerd, Jr., was over from
Barre for few days rest during the
Attorneys w. II. Bliss and C. M.
Wids are this week attending the March
session of the Chittenden county court.
Mrs. Beadel left Monday for visit of
month or more with friends and rela-
tives in New York city and Washington.
James Wilson has gone to Leices ter
Junction, where he is the guest of his
brother.
good obituary notice of the late
Judge Hayward of Weybridge appears
this week in our CORES pondence from
that town.
Mrs. F. A Bond returned from New
York saturday last, having spent the
past six weeks visiting with her daugh
tiers in that city.
Frank Gilmore has entered the employ
ment of Piper Is Goyette. succeeding
Lewis Ilenfield, who will go into the en-
ployment of Bond Bros.
Mrs. B. L. Fleming returned last Sat
urday from Allston. Mass, where she
had been the guest of her daughter. Mrs.
Cobleigh, for some weeks.
Letters addressed as follows are at the
postotlice unclaimed: Norman d. Bent.
Miss Lena Blair, James Harry, Mrs. John
Hire, Joel B. Riseman, Mrs. Orrin Wells.
The Rutland railway company has
just received two new freight engines of
exceptionally large 'calibre." They
made their initial trips up the line this
week.
+. II. Button of this village has been
appointed one of the six state examiners
of candidates for admission to the bar.
His term is for the period expiring next
November.
The marriage of Miss Clara Chapman
and Augustus Wilson took place at the
house of Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Balm Satur-
day evening, March %, Rev. j. G. Good
ing officiating.
VIII Nash, who for some time past has
been clerking in Farnsworth & Co.'S
hardware store, has resigned and will
90 to Boston. His place has been filled
by a Mr.. Mead of Pittsford
Professor d. MEG. Means's summer
residence on Washington street is being
made over in preparation for its summer
occupants. The 81" has been torn
down to make room for more spacious
addition.
Jesse ii. Campbell, now of Worcester,
Mass, was in town yesterday on his way
to Bridport. His marriage with Miss
Mildred Hemingway was set for last
night. An extended notice will be given
next week.
Miss Pauline Wilcox and Master Frank
Farnsworth, Jr., are spending the week
in Burlington visiting their aunt. They
were accompanied by Mrs. Skiff and
Miss Elizabeth Wilcox, who spent the
day in the Queen City.
Miss Viola Brainerd is at home this
week from her school in New Hampshire.
She leaves tomorrow for Worcester,
Mass, to visit her sister, Miss Bertha
Branerd, and will also visit Miss Rock
well in Westboro before returning to
New Hampshire.
The lnasmuch Circle of Kings Daugh.
tiers will hold an entertainment In the
lecture room of the Congregational
church next Friday evening. April z.
An important feature will be the sale of
some cook books which they have COM
piled. Further particulars next week.
M. A. Peck, our local weather manipu-
lator, who has spent the greater part of
the winter visiting In New York state,
returned last Saturday. He did pretty
well for the first few days after his re-
turn but the habit the Uaa thar had got