Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1900-04-20

remains were sent to Middlebury and
reached here Saturday evening. The
funeral took place on Monday at 10 30
o'clock from her former home on Pleas
ant street, Rev. Mr.. Dickens conducting
the services. The deceased leaves a
and two sisters, Mrs. Mary Clapp and
Miss Elizabeth Cady.
The republican caucus held last Satur-
day evening was n quiet one. The fol-
lowing were selected: Delegates to
district convention. Henry W. Hammond,
Arson X. Carr, Allen Calhoun, F. b.
Deberville, Albert A. Fletcher and
Frank A. Bond. TO the state conven-
ton, Col. Il. NJ. Chapman. Darwin Rider.
F. b. Deberville, Charles II. Williamson,
Charles f. Pnney and James B. Dono-
way. Our county spondents give
delegations from other towns in the
county.
Union lodge No. =. +. and A NJ. at
their regular meeting on Friday evening.
installed the following officers: F.. II.
Martin. w. NJ. Isaac Storms, s. W; u.
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W. II. Brewster, secretary. The follow
ing subordinate officers were appointed
w. II. Sheldon. 5. D.: i f. Buttolph. j
ID. \. w. Dickens. chaplain; +. j. Hub
bard, marshal; J. q Dickinson, ; =;
II. c. +. Hoag, j. $; G. G. Wells or
ganist; W. NJ. ushman, tyler and iani-
tor. The installation was followed by
banquet.
The funeral of the late Charlie, d.
Lane was held from his home on
Academy street last Saturday afternoon,
and many friends from the village and
surrounding towns were present to at
test their respect for the departed. Rev.
Mr.. Dickens of the local Congregational
church and Rev. Mr.. Baruum of the
Cornwall church conducted the services.
The pallbearers were Charles II Wther-
ell, Arthur Fields, T. =. ID. Matthews,
Norman II. Frost, Ira lIambliu and H..
f Sanford of Cornwall, and the inter
ment took place at Cornwall.
The firm of Smith q Wells, which for
several years has carried on the business
of contracting and the manufacture of
house finishing material has been dis
solved. Mr.. Smith Withdrawing and !. /.
Rogers taking his place. The business
hereafter will will be conducted under
the firm name of Rogers Il Wells The
new member of The firm is not new in
the business. as he conducted the shop
seven or eight years ago. Clifton Smith
will return To Washington for the pres
ent. Clinton Smith ceases to have any
interest in the business. except as to
bills due. which are to be settled with
Rogers q Wells, as advertised in another
column.
\ WeybridGe Wedding. Y
On Tuesday evening of this week, at
half past : o'clock. occurred the wed
ding of Luther Roscoe OF Weybridge and
Mary l.. Jewett of Cornwall, in the
Weybridge Congregational church. Dam
ty arches of evergreen spanned the aisles
at the front of the church. while be-
tween these more sweeping arch with
handsome wedding bell suspended
from the center spanned the space in
front of the pulpit where the bridal
party took its station. The wedding
march from "Lohengrin" was effectively
played by Mrs. Charles Harvey, who
also accompanied the pronunciation of
the service with subdued sweet strains
{ The service was performed by the p2stor
Rev, T. \. Carlson, assisted by Rev. J
b. Adkins of Iowa, cousin of the bride
Miss Sarah Jewett, sister of the bride,
acted AS bridesmaid and Chas. Jewett, q
brother of the bride, as best man
Samuel Jewett, Henry Carrier, Frank
Roscoe and Samuel Bowles acted as
ushers, The happy young couple, who
will occupy the neat little house adioin.
ing the Jewett home, are followed by
the best wishes Of their many friends
young and old.
The Colleges New science building.
The current issue of the Undergraduate
has This RI saw of fht prpDpSpl new