Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1901-01-25


Scott tooding of Proctor spent Sun
day in the village.
Frank j. Hubbard is laid up with an
attack OF the grip.
Rev. G. S. Murkland of Durham, n.
H., is in town this week.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Dolback Thursday night of last
week
Mrs. F. f. lockwood gave her Sun
day school class sleigh ride Saturday
afternoon.
Joseph A. Peck of New York spent
Sunday with his father, G. c.. Peck. of
this village.
Miss Julia Seymour of Burlington was
the guest of her brother, Nelson Seymour.
over Sunday.
Mrs George Beatty Of Slocumville. II.
II, is visiting Mrs. Charles Beatty of
this village.
Mrs j. j. Wright of Burlington has
been the guest of her niece, Mrs. q. F.
Wales, for week.
Ezra Brainerd, ,Ir., of Burlington is
spending a few days here with his father,
|
Roy Howard returned to Barre Mon
day, after a short visit here to his mother,
Mrs. l.. n. Howard.
Herman Clarke has sold his farm on
the East street to William Dow and has
moved to Brattleboro.
Oscar Shuts went back to Keene, n .
H.. Monday, after spending six weeks
with relatives in town.
Mrs. Henry NJ. Seey started Monday
for a months stay with her children in
New York and Orange, n. j.
Miss Sophia Shambo of Brandon has
been staying here for few days as the
guest of Miss Name Smith.
John A. Caldwell, Jr., and wife OF
Proctor have recently been the guest OF
friends here and in New Haven.
Lean G Ieaw. who has been sick, i,
better and has resumed his work witt
the marble company al Beldens.
Mrs. G. a. Keyworth from Gardner
Mass, is here for a visit of two week:
with her mother, Mrs. 5. j. Dewey.
Hon. f. c. Partridge of Proctor passed
through town on Saturday, on his way
to his old home in East Mlddlebury.
William Wheeler started for Michigan
Tuesday on months business trip il
the interests of the Champion ROAD
Machine.
Charles Harris, foreman at the Middle
bury Steam laundry, has resumed his
work, after Il 10 days sickness from
erysipelas.
The annual meeting of the stOckholdcri
of the Middlebury Co operative Creamery
association Will be held in the lower towr
hall Saturday evening, Jan. 26, at &c
o'clock.
Mrs Fayette Lasher is sick with pneu
monia. Her husband has but recently
prevailing epidemic.
George Stevens had beagle hount
stolen about two weeks ago. After
long search the dog was located in Sails
bury and returned to him.
b. LaCroiX has come here from Rut
land aud engaged as clerk with Remicl
d Dickinson. Mr.. LaCroX will bring
his family here to live in April.
Edward Mclaughlin, formerly nigh
operator at the passenger depot here bu
now at LUDLOW, Is wishing his people il
the village. John NJ. Il ed came witt
him.
Philip Manchester and wife Of Bird
port, Conn, are the guests of Mrs
Dugald Stewart. Mr. NJ lnchester is lalC
, up with broken leg, which he suflere,
in Chicago recently.
Rev. II. \ Durfee of Burlington wa,
the guest of Rev. +. j. Guernsey Satur
day. He spoke at Ripton and East Mid
dlebury Sunday in the interests of tn
Anti-Saloon league.
, Saturday was the coolest day of tn
winter here. The mercury fell to y
degree below zero at Mrs Noonan'S OF
Seymour street, while - degrees below
was reported from Hodges store a
Ripton.
There is to be a box sociable in the Case
! street school house, Mddebury, Friday
evening, Feb. |, for the benefit of tht
, Cemetery association. There will b.
literary exercises, music and a good time
generally.
The remains of Edward Barrows,
former resident of Whiting, were brough
here from Astoria, n. Y. where he died
and buried from St. Mary's Roman Cath
Ollie church Sunday, Rev. FIR. Shannon
officiating.
Alexander Laport, wife and daughter
Frank Laport, Earl Munger, Miss Eliza
beth Munger, Arthur Pinchon and Mis-
Lena Pinchon returned to Ticonderoga
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Gilbert Kings.
George f Marshall and wife arrived
home Saturday night. Mrs. Marshal