Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1901-01-18
LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF

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Mrs. Jacob Speyers is seriously sick.
O.P. Moore went to st. Adams Mon
day.
r. II. Munroe was in Rutland this
week.
Miss Ida Harrington is visiting friends
in Boston.
f. n. Burke was in Brandon and Sails
bury Tuesday.
NJ. Collins from Burlington visited
here last week.
f. j. Hubbard went to Burlington on
business Tuesday.
Wilbur C.. Bingham of Bristol was in
town on Tuesday.
Frank IIalpin of Hartford, Conn, is
visiting friends in town.
DR.. Bisbee of Bristol was in town on
Wednesday on business.
Hon. D. n. Burke went to Boston
Wednesday on business.
Rev. J. NJ. Gelot of Underhill, VT,
was in town Wednesday.
f. w. Fuller of the Bristol News
Office spent Sunday in town.
Miss Sybil Harbour is i'll at the home
of her sister, Mrs Forsythe.
Robert McCuen of Vergennes visited
college friends here Saturday.
A. d. Vittum of Vergennes was in
town last Saturday on business.
Miss Inez Fem has gone to Fitchburg,
Mass, where she has a position
Ms o. p. Moore is one of the latest
additions 70 the list of the sick.
Mrs. Louis St. Mary went last Satur-
day 10 Rutland to spend week.
l.. J. Knight returned Tuesday from
several days visit in Burlington.
G. W. Earl of Mortified is visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs G. ID Earl
James Duff, Jr, left Sunday morning
for IA two weeks visit to Montreal.
Mrs. f. c. Nassau and Miss Angelina
NASSAU were ia Nergennes last Saturday.
Miss Alice Seeey, who has been SER
iousy i'll with grip, is slowly improving.
Miss Gertrude Lee went to Montpelier
tuesday morning, where she has posi-
ton.
Mrs Gasca Rich and Mrs. Charles
BliG visited relatives in Burlington this
week.
Mrs Robert Calhoun, who has been
seriously sick for 10 days, is improving
rapidly.
William l.. Cady. who has been on the
sick list for some time, is gradually i'm
proving.
James Condor, in the employ of Beck
with & Co, is ill at his home on North
Pleasant street.
Louis w. Severy, principal of the
Shoreham academy, spent Sunday with
his parents here.
a
former resident, is visiting his brother,
Herbert Shultis.
The pipe for the Mt W water system has
arrived in town and is being piled in the
yard at the depot.
, Frank Remick of the firm of Remlck &
Dickinson has returned to Boston after a
ten days stay here.
Miss Maggie Tyler of New Haven
Junction has recently visited her sister
( Mrs. Jerome holland.
Royal .Fassett from Hardwick i;
spending few days here with his
. brother, George Fassett.
Miss Josie DOnahue from Swanton has
D.. entered the employ Of Bond Brothers as
. book keeper and cashier.
Atty. +. b. Debervile was in Wood
stock Monday and Tuesday on business
before the probate court.
{ b. Dickerson from Benson Landing Ii
I spending the week here, the guest of hi;
c brother, John Dickinson.
The meeting of the Hawthorne clut
y was held Vlth Prof. and Mrs. {. Il
Wright on Tuesday evening.
John RYAN from Nergennes spent Sun
y daV with his brother. James Ryan of thu
firm of sullivan & Ryan.
\ Miss Matte Pettingill is in Rutlan'
this week, called there by the sickness o
, sister, who has pneumonia.
L Rev f O Taylor, pastor of the Bap
fist church, has moved into the Remsel
house on North Pleasant street
>, Miss Ida Harrington has returned Il
. her school IN Boston, after spending tn
/. holidays with her people here.
is Prof. Robinson, curator of Gray's Her
barium AT Harvard, was the guest
Prof A. f. Burt during the week.
~ The Young Peoples Guild of the Con
r. gregational church will meet next Sun
II day afternoon in the vestry at O'Clock.
e, Louis Hanfield, delivery clerk TO
Bond Brothers, is able to be dressed an
he about the house after two weeks sick
~ ness.
ID The Misses Cayanaugh, formerly O
m this town but now living in Montreal
81 visited friends IN town on Wednesda
10 evening.
Is Leon G. Yeaw, stenographer for tn
- Beldens Falls Marble company a