Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1901-02-08
Methodist church, officiating. The burial
was in the West cemetery.


was in the West cemetery
Charles A. Earl of Worcester, Mass,
superintendent tor Norcross Brothers,
who are building the Warner Science
Hall, has rented Professor Towards |
house on South street and will shortly |
occupy it with his family.
Miss Josie f. Donahue, who came as
cashier for Bond Brothers during the |
absence ct Miss Connolly. has returned |
to her home at SwantOn, as Miss Con- |
molly has recovered from the fever which
she was suffering In Boston
Over 100 friends of Alanson McOul.
vey ana wife made them surprise party
at their hone on FUote street Tuesday
night a good time was had. The vis-
tors left handsome couch with Mr.. aud
Mrs. McQnivey as toxic" of esteem
Paul E Olell, who has been train dis
patchcr for The Southern railway at
COLUMBIA, ). G., since leaving the Flofen-
tine Marble company's Office at Bedcns,
has been appointed train dispatcher for
the Rutland road with an office at Rut-
land.
Miss Harriet Wheeler, the telephone
girl for The Bristol and Lincoln com
pauy, was obliged to give up work dur.
ing the week on account Of sickness went
TO her home IN Brdport. Mrs. NJ. Burt
acted as central operator during her
absence.
Miss Gertrude Darling, daughter of
Rev. /. w. Darling, who recently moved
here from New Hampshire, expects to
open Kindergarten about April |. Miss
Darling is Il graduate of the State Nor
NAL school at Concord, n. II and comes
highly recommended. y
Daniel Rafferty, died at the poor farm
Saturday morning, aged about so years.
The funeral was held from st. Marv's
Roman Catholic church Sunday after
noon at , o'clock with mass Monday
| forenoon, Rev. j. ID. Shannon officiating.
! The burial was in the West cemetery.
Miss Mary O. Pollard entertained a
party of seven of her young lady friends
with sleigh-ride to Brandon last Friday
evening. Leaving town in the early
evening, they drove to Brandon, took
supper at the Brandon Inn, and returned
during the early hours of the morning.
The directors of the Middlebury Co.
operative Creamery association have or
gained for the coming year as follows 4:
President, Isaac Rogers; vice president,
Harrison Holden. Miss Grace Ware was
made secretary in place OF Ola Il. IIOugh-
ton, who is OUT of health, and john f.
Weeks is continued as treasurer.
The residents near the stock-yards claim
that the attention of the Humane So
cIety might properly be called to the
| leaving of stock unshelcred in the pens
these cold nighIs. The Rutland railroad
is certainly aware of the large ship.
ments of stock from this station, but
cannot know of the terrible condition of
the yards.
The degree team, consisting of Il
Young women of the Rpbekah lodge
of this town, will work a degree ON
the Antcnio lodge of Burlington, at the
Masonic lemple Friday evening re-
c. tion viii be held from | to ) o'clock
in the afternoon, banquet at >, aud the
meeting will be held at : o'clock in the
evening. 81. Adams lodge is also eX.
pected to he present.
The was runaway from the plssen
y
cutter belonging to w. Manchester OF
Cornwall ran through North Picasau
street To Main, where the sleigh Stoppcl
in fragments on an electric Ii. ht pol,
near BrckWith ~ Company's store
lne hor-a, which WAS l. years Old, ran
across the river bridge and was stoppot
when freed from the sleigh on Weybridg,
street without furher injury.
The Ladies Home Missionary society
held a meeting in the Congregational
ve~try Tuesday afternoon at } 80 o'clock
The subject for discus>io was Port,
Rico Papers were read by Mrs. \. w
Dickens, Mrs. W W. Eaton, Mrs. join
Hyde and Mrs. Clark In the evenin.
Miss Lydia Ilartig. field secretary. gay,
an interesting aud instructive lecture
illustrated by "A stereOptican. The attend
ance was not as large as the lecture de
served
Charlie +. Pnney, who has the issuing
and selling of the new I per cent water
bonds authorized by the vote of the vii
lage Monday night, states that the bond,
will be issued to the amount of $50, 00C
MAY | and the balance as shall be de.
termined by the needs of the construc-
ton of the water system. While the
National bank of Middlebury is willing
to take the whole issue, $50 900, at par,
Mr.. Pnney will advertise for bids for
the bonds when issued, 50 that the high
est price possible may be realized from
the sale.