Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1901-07-26

Hotel Logan.
Mrs. James Mcmahon and Miss Agnes
Hughes returned Tuesday from Pittsford.
where they have been visiting for the
past two weeks.
F. A. Whiting has returned to his
position as undertaken for Blackmer,
after spending two weeks vacation at
the Thousand Islands.
DR.. Willis \. Dewey of the faculty of
the University of Michigan at Ann
Arbor is with his family at the Dewey
home south of the village.
Misses Sophia and Elizabeth Wilds
and Mrs. L. \. Skiff left Tuesday morn
ing for knights Island. They expect to
be absent about two weeks.
A. X. Carr and family, with Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwin Il. Clay, have returned from
weeks stay at the Calhoun cottage at
Long Point, on Lake Champlain.
President Ezra Brainerd and Prof.
ID. McGregor Means returned Saturday
from a ten days outing with the Mid
dlebury party at Knights Island.
Chief of Police c. y. Dickinson has re-
sumed his duties as night Waterman,
after a ten days vacation spent at home
on account of illness in his family.
Mrs. J. Allen Warner and daughter,
Miss Maud Wainwright Warner, of
Albany, n. Y, arrived in town on Satur-
day and are visitors at G. ). Vain
wright's.
ReY. w. w. Carr, a former student of
Middlebury, now a popular preacher in
the Methodist church. has been trans
ferred from Adams, Mass, to Grand
Island, Neb.
The Rev. John W. Chapman arrived in
Mddebury on Wednesday evening from
Anvik, Alaska, having come by way of
st. Michael, Nome, Unalaska, Seattle
and Montreal.
Miss Corinna Stickney of Tconderaga,
n. V, has been visiting relatives in
town during the week. She left yester-
day for Boston, where she will visit
friends for a week.
Misses Emily Tilden ard Maude f.
Stevens and Glenn W. White have re-
turned from Boston, where they have
been in attendance at the New England
Conservatory of Music.
The 1lth annual reunion of the Lang
worthy family, which has had prominent
representative in town for the past -
years, will be held at the home of Hollum
Langworthy at West Emerston, y. y,
Aug. :.
John j. Hyde of Tconderoga, former
ly clerk for p. F. Chapman, spent Sun
day in town visiting his mother, Mrs,
John Hyde, who has recently returned
from months stay at the Massachu-
sets beaches.
Rev. +. j. Guernsey Of the Methodist
church conducted union services at the
Congregational church Sunday morning
and evening, and will do so next Sunday,
in the absence of Rev. Mr.. Simms at
Basin Harbor.
Kirk J. Piper, who has been in the
marine corps aboard the United States
cruiser Detroit, has served his enlist
ment and has been discharged from the
service. He is now visiting his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron j. Piper.
Through an oversight of the reporter
the names of George kidder, chic
engineer, and John Boudreau, assistant
were omitted from the list of the Middle
bury firemen who attended the state
meeting In Burlington last week.
Some very pretty work is being done
at the marble mill. In the lot is ,
large Celtic cross, which will be sent t.
Paris, France, and baptismal font
which will be placed In church in New
York city. The marble used is from tn,
; Brandon Italian quarries.
Sister NJ. Boromeo, mother superior o.
the Convent of Mercy, Rochester, n. H.
accompanied by Sister NJ. Fidelias
mother superior of the Convent of Mercy
at Manchester, N. H., Is passing few
weeks at her old home in Middlebury
with her brothers, d. N, Joseph Nj. ant
Edmund Burke.
Letters addressed as follows are at thu
Post Office unclaimed: Miss Lie,
Bolon, Miss Fay Graves, Mrs. S. II
, Risko, Mrs. L. NJ. Robinson, Mrs. Z.
Sweeney, Mr.. Bailey, I. C. Evans, Mr.
Geo. f. Evans, Mr.. Frank Goodel, c
. E. Gordon, Mr.. J. r. Marshall, Mr.
Y Albert Nichols, c. B. Noble, Sci
Szmolniczki (2).
5 There were 81 tickets sold at tn
s station Wednesday for the excursion t.
Island Park, North Hero, under tn
t auspices of the Vergennes court of tn
: Catholic Order of Foresters. The bal
game between the Vergennes and Mid
dlebury courts resulted in favor of Vel
;. gennes by score of - to-
Master Richard Clayton Mills of Cour
e street entertained 10 of his young friend
!, on Tuesday afternoon, the occasion bein
his third birthday. Politics and religio
Z were tabooed as subjects of conversation
Y the company devotlng themselves to tn
discussion of three fine sand piles.
% birthday cake of three candle power wa
: cut TO commemorate the occasion