Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-03-24

was spectator of the Windsor hotel
holocaust and witnessed the hair breadth
escapes and leaps to death described by
the papers.
A large quantity of old wool has been
marketed the past winter, Thomas &
Weeks, the local dealers, having shipped
about $1,000 pounds since December.
The prices are a little lower, owing to
the large quantity to be marketed.
Observation-Disclosures quiet wedding
took place at the home of Mrs. [. M. Tay-
lor, daughter of the bride, when Mrs.
Susan w. Taylor and Judge A. II. Hub
bard were united in marriage by Rev.
r. j. Barton. The couple will reside in
Whiting.
Benz. A. Bicknell who has been in the
employ of E. p. Cushman as dry goods
clerk for several years, has accepted a
position with II. w. Allen & Co. of
Burlington in their silk department. He
leaves for the Queen City tomorrow to
assume his new duties.
IA Rice Pudding" to be "served" to-
night at the opera house, is what the
elite of Brandon would describe as
"hot." In other words, it is spicy lit
tie drama, full of humorous situations.
1t will be preceded by a program of rec
itations and musical selections.
Radical changes have been adopted by
the students of the local college in the
managing and editing of the Under
graduate. Hereafter an editor in chief
and three assistants will form the
editorial board. The board for the en-
suing year will be elected today.
j. Simonds, the day clerk at the Addi-
son House, sustained a severe injury to
his leg the other day. He attempted to
tilt back his chair on the oiled floor of
the office when the chair slipped. In
try ing to save himself he twisted a leg
out of Joint. and is laid up in conse-
quence.
Announcement is made of the death in
Chicago on the 18th inst. of Mrs. Lucina
A. Dewey. mother of Davis, John and
Charles Dewey, and sister of Henry
Rich. The funeral was held at the resi-
dence of her son in Chicago and the re-
mains were sent to Burlington. She was
the daughter of Davis Rich of Shoreham.
Mount Calvary Commandery Knights
Templar held a meeting and banquet
Wednesday night, the occasion being the
annual visitation of the state officers.
After the ceremonies of the evening a
supper of rs covers was given at the
Hotel Addison, followed by speech
making. Right Eminent Sir Jesse f.
Thomson Of Rutland and Grand Junior
Warden j. Ii. Whipple of Manchester
were present.
The Holyoke and Springfield Mass
papers of last week contain very enthu-
siastic comments on the vocal recital
given in the First Congregational church
at HolyOke ON evening of the 18th by
Miss Mabel Bond of this village. About
800 people were in attendance. Miss
Bond sang a number of very difficult
selections, and more than delighted her
hearers. The papers predict for her a
brilliant future.
Holy week at st. Stephens will be as
follows: MOnday-Thursday, inclusive,
Holy Communion, Il. M; Passiontide
services and addresses, 4 10 p. M, 80
! D. m. Thursday, in addition to above,
Morning Prayer, 8 a. M; Holy Com
muniop, o 80 a. m. Good Friday, Litany,
/ a. M: Morning Prayer, 10 a. m. Three
Hours Agony of Our Lord, II to 3 O'Clock.
Evening Prayer, p. m. All are earnest
/ ly and cordially invited TO attend these
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