Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1901-03-01

tleOOTO WIFI HIS Iatnlly three years ago,
was a visitor in town during the week.
mick" Bosley, who has been seriously
i'll for the past two weeks. is so far i'm
proved as to be able to sit up a little each
day.
Benjamin Bowker of Brandon has re-
covered from a ten days sickness and
has resumed his work at the marble
mill.
Theodore Ii. Munroe and wife LETT
Wednesday for Mrs Munroe's old home,
Hartford, Conn. Mr.. Munroe Will 90 to
New York.
Mrs. James McClinchy Of Lowell,
Mass, was in town this week, called
here by the death of her granddaughter,
Alice Morse.
Prof. Boyce holds a teachers examin-
alton in the basement of the town hall
today and tomorrow. He goes to Shore
ham Monday.
e. F. English, for the past thirteen
years assistant In the local express
office, has given up the place and Is en-
ioying a well earned rest.
George Dunlap of Seymour street, who
has been i'll for nearly six weeks with
grip and malaria, has had a relapse, and
Is now confined to the house.
Rev. George w. Brown of Rutland,
presiding elder of the Burlington dis
trict, WAS the guest of Rev. f j. Guern-
sey on Tuesday and Wednesday.
Miss Elizabeth Connolly, who was
forced to give up her place as cashier for
Bond Brothers last fall, owing to sick
ness, has returned her old position.
DR.. Stanton 5. Eddy of Orange, n. j.
has come here to assume the practice
of his father, DR.. NJ. II. Eddy, during
the %latter's absence in Washington.
Mrs. Marcus Allen left Saturday for
Buffalo, N. Y, to join her husband.
They will visit Mrs. Aliens brothers in
jamestown, n. Y, before returning.
Jerry Haley has returned to his place
as keeper in the New York state prison
at Dannemora, after IA ten days visit to
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs James Haley.
James Cartmell is building a p horse
power gasoline engine. He also has the
keel laid for an iS-fOot launch that will
be put upon the river during the sum
mer.
The store in the old Y. NJ. C. A. build
ing, next to II. d. kelley's cigar store,
has beer rented by an Italian who will
soon open a wholesale and retail fruit
store
George Wright has returned to Bethel,
where he is principal of the graded
school, after a week. visit 70 his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wright, at the
Monument.
Barney Grace was called to New York
Saturday by the death of his father,
Thomas Grace. Mr. Grace lived in town
oyer forty years. He went to New York
a year ago to live with his children.
Mrs. Sybil Harbour, who recently
returned from the Mary Fletcher hos
pital In Burlington, where she underwent
a surgical operation, is making rapid i'm
provement and gaining strength daily.
The funeral of the young daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. r 'bert Morse was held
Sunday afternoon, Rev. E. J. Guernsey
pastor of tie Methodist church, having
charge. The burial was in the Yves.
cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blakcly of Lowvil;e, Pa.
were recently the guests of William
Huntington. Mrs. Blrkely was Mis-
Ida Huntington, a daughter of the late
l. w. Huntingdon, a longtime resident o
this town.
Eleven DAYS of February the mercury
stood at or below zero. There were 81!
days of snow, the heaviest falls being OF
the 4th and 5th-five inches. The high
est point reached bv the mercury 6urin!
the month was 40 degrees.
About 80 young people, members o
Mrs. Capen's Sunday school class, drov'
from Brandon in the barge belle o
Brandon" w. dnesday evening and wer'
entertained by the members of Mrs
F. w. Bacon's class at F. w. Bacon's.
Train No. 8 on the Wabash railwa'
was derai'ed at Millershurg, Ind, Tues
dav morning. Every passenger but on
sustained injuries; W. were killed
Joseph A. Peck, sou of G. g. Peck of thi
village, wired hat he was the only on
to escape unhurt.
Miss Nellie Halnon, the 10 year oil
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. jain Halnon
died Sunday, after a weeks illness will
pneumonia. The funeral was from st
Mary's Roman Catholic church Tuesday
morning, Rev. j. ID. Shannon officiating
The burial was made in the Yves
cemetery.
Joseph Battell, DR.. NJ. II. Eddy, Mrs
Thirza Collins, Frank Hubbard ant
Philip Crane started Thursday 70
Washington to attend the Inauguration
exercises. f. p. Cushman starts tOnigh
friday and will join the party. Mr.
Battell and DR.. Eddy expect to be ava.
for a month or six weeks.