Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1901-08-16

Allan Nelson and Glenn White, who
are camping at Lake Dunmore, were in
town Friday to attend the dance at The
Addison.
Miss L. Berniece Thomas, who has
been visiting in Boston and Worcester,
Mass, returned home last Friday
evening.
Mrs. G.. G.. Randall went back to Lowell
Saturday, after a three weeks visit with
her daughter, Mrs. F. Bolger, at Mrs. j.
5. Pride's.
Nearly 100 persons attended the Con-
gregatlonal Sunday school picnic last
Tuesday at Chaflee's grove. All report
a delightful time.
Miss Marian Burden of West Newton,
Mass, who has been visiting at Rev. f.
O. Taylor's, returned to her home last
Monday morning.
Prof. Charles NJ. Mead of Chicago gave
an entertaining and instructive talk on
the Boer war in the parlors at The
Addison last week.
Jas. II. Whitney & Co.'S San Fran
cisco Mirstrels have been booked by
Manager Stone of the opera house to APP
pear mere on Aug. 81.
Miss Pauline Wilcox, DR.. A. j. Culver
and Fred Hughes are spending the week
at house party at Thompson's Point
given by F. w. Beckwlth.
+. L. Allen, court reporter for the city
of Pittsford, was, with his wife and Mr..
and Mrs. Goddard of Salisbury, Conn,
a visitor in town on Wednesday.
Miss Stella Dodge, who has been
spending the summer in town and in
Weybridge, has returned from a ten DAYS
stay In Burlington and Shelburne.
II. c. Cook will take a carload of Yer
mont bred Rambouilet sheep to Texas
for Wright, Cartmell & Cook, to be sold
at San Angelo. He expected to start
last night.
The Baptist Sunday school held their
annual picnic in the grove south of Dea
II. j. WilcoX's last Tuesday. The day
was perfect, the attendance good, and all
enjoyed the days outing exceedingly.
John O'Connell and family, who have
passed the greater part of the summer as
the guests of the Hotel Logan, have gone
to Glens Falls, n. V, where Mr.
O'Connell has leased the Hotel Van Colt.
James Condor and wife, Gardiner
Duncan and wife, w. A. Tyrel, Geo.
Monty, Miss Minnie Carroll and the
Misses Anna and Hattie Daniels are
occupying the Calhoun-Piper cottage at
Long Point.
Letters addressed as follows are at the
postoflice unclaimed: Mrs. E. S. Blanch-
ard, Mr.. q. d. Adoms, Mr.. Arthur
Derby, Mr.. William Marcelle, Levi Par
ents, Mr.. Geo. Russell, Mr.. David Steele,
Lake View House.
a good sized audience greeted the ap-
pearance of j. q. Scammon's "Side
Tracked on Monday night. The play
was put on in manner fully up to Mr..
Scammon's high standard and the audi
ence was well pleased.
The Sunday schools of St. Stephens
church and st. Barnabas's chapel East
Middlebury, expect to hold their annual
picnic at Lake Dunmore next Wednes-
day. Aug. 81. All members of the con-
gregations are cordially invited.
Isaac Shapiro returned Monday morn
ing from South birmingham, Mass. He
has repurchased his old business in the
Mcleod block and will return here to
live. He found the climate of Massachu-
sets did not agree with him or his
family.
The Nergennes Enterprise plant was
sold Monday to Robert w. McCuen of
of that place. 1t will be continued as
heretofore. The Bristol News plant
has been sold to Fuller & Iul, the for
mer being Z. w. Fuller, formerly of
Middebury.
There will be an excursion on Lake
Champlain Aug. 20 on the steamer Rein
deer which will be a record breaker in
length for price. Fifty cents will take
one from Whitehall to Burlington and
return, with stops at Larrabee's Point
and Benson Landing.
The Tuttle Co. of Rutland have issued
a forty-page souvenir program of Old
Home Week in that city, which is thing
of beauty geographically. 1t is filled
with half.tone pictures of scenery in and
near the city, and advertiser ents of
prominent business firms,
At the Congregational church next
Sunday morning the pastor will preach
a sclHou appropriate W Olu IlOu1e " eek.
In the evening at 7;30 E. a. Prentice,
president of the Y. NJ. c. A. of Norwich,
Conn, will deliver an address upon
"Work Among Young Men Throughout
Our Country"
Mrs. NJ. A. Monroe entertained her
Sunday school class last Friday evening
at her home. At the close of a very
pleasant social evening the pastor, Rev.
Thomas Simms, in behalf of the class,
presented Mrs. Monroe with a two.yol-
umed Roycroft edition of Little Jour-
neys of Famous Authors"
Worcester (Mass.) Spy, u: Frank J..
Bryant, Worcester Polytechnic Institute,
'95, head draughtsman at Morgan Spring
company, leaves tonight for Phillips
burg,N. j., where he has an appointment
as master mechanic of the Standard silk
company's works of that place. His
family will remain In Wornostor ,,n+iI