Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1900-09-21

| Theo. II. Munroe, who has been spend
ing the summer with his parents in the
village, was passenger for New York
last week Tuesday. He returned on
Sunday.
The fall meeting of the Addison County
Union of the Y. p. S. G. f. will be held
at Whiting on Sept. % and 20. All dele
gates and visitors will be entertained
free of charge
Owing to the sickness of leading
player, the weekly concert of the Citi-
zen's band did not take place last Friday
evening as advertised. The concert is
promised for this week.
The Sunday school picnic of the NJ f.
church had an ideal day on Saturday last.
They drove to Lake Dunmore in wagons
and carriages and spent the day at that
popular resort for pleasure seekers.
Miss Sophie Wilds started Wednesday
for Northampton, Mass. She will be a
student for the coming year in Burnham
seminary in.that city. She was accom-
panied to the city by Mrs. l.. A. Skiff.
The old school house near the pulp
mill bridge has been moved to the oppo-
sue SlNt vi Niit Ibdlhs anu MISS JtHuit
Wright has had it made over and an "el''
added thereto, forming neat little cot
tage.
j. II. Sargent is having repairs and
alterations made on the old Phelps house
on Main street. J. V. Sanford and
family, who have occupied the house for
some time, have moved to Seminary
street.
Capt. D. +. Barrett of the pension Of
flee. Washington, who has been spending
part of his vacation in this village, left
Monday on his return. He will visit
relatives in Massachusetts and Connecti-
cut on his way.
There are now l25 pupils enrolled in
the graded schools of the village. This is
about 80 more than at the same time last
year. About 40 of the number are from
without the town and 80 from outside
the school district.
Arrangements have been made by the
local Baptist church to have Rev. Guy
G, Lamson Of West Cornwall supply
their pulpit for the next three SUNDAYS,
preaching at o'clock in the afternoon.
All are invited to these services.
Letters addressed as follows are at the
post office unclaimed: A. w. Berry, f.
w. Brush. Mrs. Mary S. Chapman, X. lie
Cointre, Mr.. Joseph Comm, Mr.. Vina
Dumar, Mr.. Edward Pritchard, Mr..
Somemone, Henry Hudson Smith
Prof. c. b. Wright returned last week
from Akron, o. Mrs. Wright and
daughter still remain there Pro-
fessor Wright is prepared to prove an
alibi with regard to the recent riot. He
alleges that it took place the day before
he reached the place.
Sunday, Sept. 30, will be observed by
the Sunday schools of the Congregational
and Methodist churches as Rally Dav.
Rev. G. Story. general secretary of the
State Sunday School association, Will adj
dress both schools at their regular SEES
sions. Mr.. Story is an able speaker. and
all are cordially invited to hear him.
\ large force of men has been engaged
this week in making a quick change in
the Hotel Alien by the addition to the
main building of a story and half The
entire roof of the building was raised to
make the addition. The house now has
three and a half stories above the street.
the enlargement giving 10 additional bed
chambers.
a call has come to the local w. C.. Il.
[. for help from our own land. Sup.
plies are needed at the Home for Friend
less Women at Burlington. Vegetables
of all kinds, also fruit, will be very ac-
ceptable. Those wishing to contribute
to this most worthy object can leave the
same with Mrs. L. Dyer. South Pleasant
street. on or before Oct. 10.
G. l.. Greene, who for number of
years has been the successful general
agent at this place of the New York Life
Insurance company, has resigned this
district in favor of Frank j. Hubbard.
Mr. Hubbard for II years past has been
connected with F. \. Bonds Pine Hall
clothing store, and has a host of friends
who wish him the greatest success In his
new business.
About 30 guests lnger at Bread Loaf
Inn to enjoy the glories of Vermont
autumn. At Lake Dunmore and in the
village the season is practically over.
Mr.. Higgins of the Addison reports about
double the regular summer patronage at
that popular hotel; and the further in
crease incident to the college centennial
made the past summer the most prosper
Gus in the history of the hotel.
Il. L. Carr, OF, Manager of the College
foot ball team. has arranged a scedule of
games as follows: Oct. Is, Il. G. \. at
Mddleburv; Oct 20, Norwich Univer-
sity at Middlebury; Oct. ~, L. V. NJ. at
Mddlebury; Nov. l, Norwich university
at Mortified; Nov. 10, L. V. NJ. at Bur
lington; Nov. II, Hamilton college at
Clinton, y. Y. Games with the Unver-
sity Of Maine and several other insttu-
are in process of arrangement.
BY comparing notices sent in, the
REGISTER is frequently enabled to re-
store lost articles without the publica-
ton of notices. This happened the pres