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

An enjoyable time IS reported.
Mrs. George Danyew and young child
have returned from an extended stay at
their former home in Brattleboro.
Mrs. NJ. A. Boylan had new piano
from Baiey's Music Room, Burlington,
put in her rooms in Battell Block Satur-
day.
Roy l.. Davis of Montgomery spent a
few days here with w. X. Bump. They
were roommates at the Albany Business
college.
Mrs. Solomon Bissell of Brandon, Ia,
is in the village to remain through the
winter with her daughter, Mrs. G. l..
Nutting.
The Hawthorne club will meet with
Prof. and Mrs. McGilton in their rooms
at the Addison House next Tuesday
evening.
Col. and Mrs. S. A. Ilsley of New York
are making their usual winter visit here
for the enjoyment of Vermont seighing.
They are at the Addison.
G.. Constantineau of st. Johsburv has
come here and Will shortly make dis
play of pianos at the Addison for Bailey's
Music Rooms, Burlington.
Walter w. Martin went to North Fer
risburg this friday morning to attend
the funeral of his cousin, Mrs. Harvey
Martin, who died Wednesday.
Mrs. Rufus Langworthy and Miss
Lamoille Langworthy have returned to
Hinsdale, N. H.. after an extended VISIT
| haro tuitb Mvron I opnnnrtb,r
The large ice house at Blsbee's drug
store has just been filled with 1000 cakes
of ice, in preparation for next summers
soda water and ice cream trade.
A meeting of the patrons of the Farm
ingdale cheese factory will be held in the
Seeley district school house Tuesday
evening, Jan. 20, at 80 o'clock.
The annual meeting of the Epworth
League of the Methodist church was
held IN the lecture room Thursday
evening after the prayer meeting.
j. Il. Gauvin, former resident, and
Miss Carrie Baraby of Wirfooski were
married Jan. lG. Mr.. and Mrs. Gauvir
will make their home in Burlington.
Mrs. william Hope, who has been SICK
at her home on College hill for the past
two weeks, is better. Her mother, Mrs
James Mcmahon, is slowly improving.
The time for testing the fire alarm will
be changed hereafter so as to be sounded
on Thursdays between the hours of 8 aDC
and II a. m. and Saturdays and 3 p. m
The many friends of Miss Connolly, for
merly bookkeeper for Bond Brothers
will be pleased to know of her recovery
from typhoid fever at the hospital il
Boston.
Joseph Clapper of South Bristol
who has been visiting friends in town
left Thur day morning for a visit of twt
months with friends in Montreal ant
vicinity.
The appointment of Clay n. Dickinson
as chief of police meets with genera
approval. 1t seems tardy recognition
] of a quarter of a century's service as
faithful and courteous officer.
Rufus Wainwright, Jr.: who has beer
In the Montreal Office of the Crane
Trunk railroad for the past year, ha
been transferred to the New York ofiic
of the company at SO Wall street.
Mrs. c. Ii. Redfern of New York i
came also for a taste of Vermont winte
and sleighing, and expresses herself a
charmed with the samples shown.
Mrs. G. 5. Wainwright started on tn
flyer Wednesday noon for visit to he
daughter, Mrs. Allen Warner of Albany
She will also visit with Mrs. COchrane il
Pennsy lvania before returning here.
The regular meeting of Addison court
Catholic Order of Foresters, will b
held next Tuesday evening, the 18th
All members are requested to attend, a
important matters are to be acted upon
John Larrow, who was badly iniure
some six weeks ago by falling with
block of marble from the second story o
Warner Science Hall, has nearly re
covered at the Fanny Allen hospital an
has returned to Middlebury.
Letters addressed as follows are at tn
postoilice unclaimed MIS-. Ella Connie
Mrs. A. 4. Richardson, Miss Georgi
Watson, Mr.. q. F. Benedict, Rev. W. A
Davidson, Mr.. q. +. Summers, Mr.. G. II
Thompson. Mr.. Fred Wisher.
ii ID. Kelley of Burlington has opene
tobacco and cigar store in the OF
Y NJ. G. A. building. The store is vel
equipped and stocked. The Yale Won
der electric clock is musical novelt
that attracts constant attention.
j. A. Wright and Robert Cartmel
have at the Stewart barn on Seminar
street flock of 10 Merino rams an
ewes, which for style, size and fitnes
are seldom seen in these days. The
are the pick of the flocks of Edgar n
Bisseil of East Shoreham, Henry Bascor
aud Charles ID. Smith of Shoreham
c. 5. Hamilton of Bridport an
. Arthur j. Field of Cornwall. The shee
will shortly be sent to Sydney, Ne'
South Wales.
Bristol lodge of Odd Fellows to tn
number of 40 came here by special trai