Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1900-07-27
LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF.

Miss Mary Phelps is spending some
time at Bread Loaf Inn.
About W inches of rain fell on We'd
nesday inside of 10 hours.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Z. Marshall and Mrs.
ID. II. Lillick are at SILVER Lake for a
week.
Miss Julia Carroll is spending a few
weeks at ThompsOn's Point on Lake
Champlain.
James Farrell is enjoying a ten days
visit with his sister. Mrs. Ready, at
Shelburne.
Joseph LqRock has secured a position
in 81. Adams and went up to begin work
this week.
DR.. A~bernethy and Mrs. Abernethy
are spending the summer at Bread
Loaf Inn.
Miss Mary Hackett of New York is
the guest of her sister, Miss Edward
Richardson.
|. NJ. Taylor and family left yesterday
for a drive through Rutland county, to
be gone a week.
Edward Chickcring of New York was
the guest of his cousin. Mrs. Beaded,
one day last week.
DR.. and Mrs. ID. c. Noble returned
last Saturday from their two weeks out
ing on the St. Lawrence.
Fred +. GOulette, who for some
months has been in Massachusetts. re-
tured to Middlebury on Monday.
Messrs. r. T. and A. j. Woodward of
Warrensburgh, y. y. have been guests
for the past week at j. 7. williamson :.
Miss Cecil Sargent has returned from
q visit to ~Ticonderoga, bringing with her
her little cousin, Master Fargey O'COnnOr.
Miss Madeline Foote has been the
guest.o OF Mrs. w. II. Button at their
summer home in Nergennes for the past
ten days.
Letters addressed as follows are at the
postOGice unclaimed Albert G.. Web
ster. Mr.. 6. W. Madison, George
Madison, F. b. Scott.
Mrs. 5. A. II. Hubbard of Providence,
Il. l.. whose husband wa a former pas
tor of the Baptist church here. is a guest
of Mrs. j. B. Benedict.
Miss Grace Ware, book keeper of John
II. Stewart Il Co., is on her annual vaca-
ton, which she is spending at her old
home in Massachusetts.
Miss Sadie Kimball was the guest of
Miss Daisy Cushman at ThOmpson's
Point, Lake Champlain, from Saturday
to Wednesday of the past week.
A. Lincoln Kirk, im%persOnator, will
give entertainment at the Congrega-
tional church in BridpOrt Aug 4, under
the auspices of the Y. p. 5. G. f.
II. G. Ellis, special pension examiner
of the government, was in the village
during the week calling on old friends.
He was a former resident of this place.
DR.. Henry Wells is on a yachting trip
down the Atlantic coast, the guest of
Professor Bradley of Wesleyan. He is
expected in Middlebury about Aug. l..
Fishing for bass and pickerel in the
Otter is good these days. Some very
good hauls have been made during the
past week-and some not so good.
Attorney Ira H. LaFleur is taking a
two weeks vacation, which he is spend
ing at Long Point on Lake C%hamplain.
HIS wife, children and mother accompany
him.
little daughter and Miss Susan Brewster
left on Monday morning for North Scitu-
ate, Mass, TO enjoy the sea air for d
month.
Major and Mrs. Fernando G. Beck of
Brattleboro were in the village for a few
days last week. Major Beck was en-
gagged in distributing the souvenir
edition of his state directory.
There will be an excursion inc picnic
to Queen City park mex Wednesday un-
der the auspices of Bristol camp. Ex-
c%ursion rates will prevail from Middle
bury and intermediate stations.
T~wenty-seven ''fresh air children
from New York are now being enter
tanned in Middlebury and vicinity,
TWENTY-FIVE of them arrived on the 3 ;4C
train Wednesday afternoon, the Others
coming earlier.
A.. j. Blackmer returned last Saturday
from a vacation spent at Lake Dunmore'
lie was very successful In his fishing