Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1900-04-27
LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF &,

ance for the first time this season on
Wednesday.
The meat market of sullivan q Ryan
received it, finishing touch in coat of
paint this week.
The first crop bulletin of the United |
States department of agriculture appears
in this issue of The REGISTER.
Attorney f. Il. Debervile was called |
to Burlington Wednesday on account of |
the serious illness of his father.
Rev Father Gelot, formerly pastor of
st. Mary's church, but now of Underhill |
Centre, was IN the village Wednesday.
Early vegetables have already been
planted out door by many of our citizens,
and laying out gardens is the order of
the day.
Miss Sarah kimbal. who has been
spending the past two weeks in Boston
in company with a school friend, re-
turned yesterday.
Mrs. Waldron Mathews and daughter
returned Wednesday from Michigan,
where they have spent very pleasant
winter with friend.
The eighteenth annual encampment of
the Vermont division Sons of Veterans
will be held at Bristol this year. Date
will be announced later
-tate's Attorney j. b. Donoway will
occupy the rooms in Battell Block here
tofore held by Button e Button, taking
possession about May !.
Letters addressed to Daniel Appleton
Il Co.. Mrs. Chas. Benn, FIR. Friedman.
Mrs =. Wilcox and Mrs. Nettie Wood
ruff are at the postofice unclaimed.
/ Miss Halle Alden left on Tuesday for
/ Rutland. where she will act as steno-
grapher for F. II. Button. attorney for
| the Rutland Canadian railway company.
The river has been very high during
| the past week. but is now going down.
II i thought that all danger of flood
from snow in the mountains is now over.
NJ. A. Munroe and Miss Munroe have
returned from Hartford. where they
went TO attend the wedding of r. II.
Munroe-Mrs. Munr0e going on to New
lork
On Wednesday evening. May ,. Pres.
Brainerd will give the second lecture in
the Y. NJ. G. a. and \. W. G.. A. series
in the college chapel. The subject of the
lecture will be "Some Experiences in the
Great Mountains of the West"
Miss Charlotte Hatch Cotton died on
Saturday morning last at her home on
seymour street. Her age was IS years.
The funeral took place on Monday from
the residence, Rev. Mr.. Forsvthe ofllciat
ig. The interment was in the West
cemeteIy.
NJ \ Muuroe has sold his fine trotting
and road horse, deg. one of his string
of thoroughbred MorganS, to + ID.
Twitchell The purchaser has gone 10
New York to deliver the horse to a doctor
of that city. who thinks the Morgans the
best horses in the world.
News was received here yesterday of
the death in Rutland at an early hour of
the dav of Rev. Or. Archibald Of this
! village. Details were difficult 70 secure.
bur it is understood that heart failure
was the cause. The end came suddenly,
he beng i'll for only about an hour
The Middlebury Co Operative creamery
opened for business on Wednesday morn
ing. and in spite of the fact that no am
nouncement of the time of opening had
been generally circulated, about ton of
milk was received that morning. The
company has notice elsewhere is this
issue.
! Landlord Sargent of the Logan House
y finally has had his long-chcrshed plans
realized in the grading and seeding To
8Ii~~ III lllt nun lldlk III llVuA VI MS
e hotel. To give the grass a fair chance
To come up, wire fence Is needed
around the park, rs school children arc
o., in the habit of playing therein.
A couple of weeks ago the REGISTER
printed i'm its local notice column "A two
line advertisement of a horse for sale
II Before noon on the day of issue the first
c application was received. The horse
was sold before the middle of the neXt
/, week. If YOU have something To sci
9. that other people may want advertise it
Rev. j. G.. GoOdiue, who has served st
II long and faithfully as pastor of the loca
II NJ. T.. church, has been transferred tC
Port Henry by his conference and On
- sunday next will preach his farewell
%, sermon His successor is Rev. +. j
- Guernsey. whose last charge was tn,
Troy Memorial VI. +. church. Mr.
Il Guernsey will take up his work here OF
Il Sunday, May 6.
Rev. W. A. Dawson of Montpelier
e, state missionary of the Baptist denomina
If ton, will be in town next week in tn
If interests of the local church. On Thurs
10 dav evening. May 3, he will meet tn
10 members of the church at the home o
Il. S. Benedict on Court street. Al
persons Interested in the church, whethe
members or not, are cordially invited t
y be present at this meeting.
y, Mrs. Sarah l.. Brown. the age
- mother of b. b. Brown of the Rogers
y Wells mills, died at her sons home o
Court street Saturday evening last, a
ne the age of so years. She was horn i
g. Bristol in 1920 and had been residen
ne of the county all her life, coming to liv
with her son In this village few year
ago. The funeral took place on Tuesda
Ve morning at II o'clock from the residenc
v; on Court street, Rev. Mr.. Dickens of
re ciating. The body was taken to Brio
al port for interment in the family lot &
that Mace