Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1901-01-18
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

NldTNS DtttNs WiO was OptIdltu vi
at the Proctor hospital four weeks ago
for az pendicitis, has so far recovered that
he has been removed to the home of his
father south of the village. His wife is
with him.
Charles Harris, in the employ of the
| Middlebury Steam Laundry, who has
been i'll for some time with erysipelas, is
slowly recovering. w. j. Snyder is taking
Mr.. Harris's place in the laundry during
his Illness.
William w. Burch has engaged with
Bond Brothers as clerk in their grocery
store Mr.. Burch comes here from
Poultney and will shortly occupy the
Fleming house on Washington street
with his family.
Mr. and Mrs. John Wright and Mr..
and Mrs. Abram Langworthy of this
village attended the installation of officers
of Onawa Rcbekah Lodge. Mrs. Julia
II. DEMO of Hyde Park, district deputy
president, acted AS installing officer.
The grip which has been so prevalent
! in New York and other cities for the past
two weeks has reached here. Among
the sufferers are f. G. Piper, Mrs. Ezra
] urner and family, Harry Ioutt and
many scholars from the graded school.
Martin f. Severance and wife from
Fargo, n. OAK, are the guests of rela
tives here. Mr. Severance graduated
from Middlebury college with the class
of 1870. He is civil engineer and has
been largely engaged in government
surveys.
The press dispatches of last week
announced the arrival in Colorado of
Vice Presdent-elect Roosevelt on his
hunting trip, and add that he was met in
Denver by Philip b. Stewart of Colorado
Spring, who was TO be one of his hosts
and shooting companion on the hunt.
Cardington Co. Independent, 10: Mrs
Rose Holden, who has been with her
mother, Mrs. Schilling. was called to her
home in Middlebury. VT, Friday on &C
count of the serious illness of her son
The sons recovery, however, was rapid
and they are both now in Cardlngton.
George f. Marshall was in Providence,
II. L.. last week TO attend the funeral of
Miss Ida Waite, who died suddenly.
Miss Waite was the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. w II. Waite, who have spent sew
eral summers here and in this vicinity
and are well known to many of our read
ers.
Letters addressed as follows are at the
postoflice unclaimed Mrs, Lizzie Dav-
do, Mrs. william Forest, Miss
Racheal Gaige, Mrs Emma Sanders. Mr..
f w. Bailey 81 Co., Mr.. f. j. Doran,
VIM. Mintzer, Geo. Waters, Mr.. Fred G.
Weller.
The ArrOwanna Rebekah Lodge held
an installation of officers last evening.
The following were installed. Mrs. Julia
X. DEMO acting as Installing officer
Noble grand. Cora Nj. Seers; vice grand,
Mrs. Byron Smith; secretary, Mrs
Myra Gilmore; treasurer, Mrs. A. II.
Langworthy.
Lake Dunmore lodge of Odd Fellows
worked the second degree on two cand-
dates Wednesday evening. Bristol lodge
has accepted an invitati n 70 eXemplify
the second degree next Wednesday even.
ing. Visiting Odd Fellows are cordially
invited. Refreshments will follow the
degree work.
Addison Encampment, No. ~, elected
the following officers Monday evening
Robert A. Calhoun, chief patriarch {;
Abram ii LaDgworthy, senior warden
Harry l.. Hunt. high priest; Chas. E.
Iourt, scribe: Chas. A. Piper, treasurer !;
William l. Cadv, junior warden. The
installation of officers will be held Jan.
IS W. 3 Craven. district deputy, will
act as installing officer.
Joseph Pndmore was arrested by Off
Ger G. n. Dickinson at the south end of
the bridge Sa urday night, much intoXl.
Gated, and lodged in jail At hearing
before Justice Moore Monday Podmore
pleaded guilty 10 having taken too much
prohibition strong water and was fined
the usual amount with costs. Chief of
Police VIM CCshman appeared as prose-
cutting officer.
The remains of Harrison Coleman, Il
former resident, were brought here on
the morning sleeper Wednesday from
South Gardiner, Mass, and taken 70 the
undertaking rooms of Piper q Goyette.
The burial WAS at New Haven Mills.
Mr.. Coleman was 20 years old For
many years he followed his trade of
cahiuet-maker and w0od-turner here.
About >ix years ago he went to Massa-
chusetts 10 reside With his son.
Rev. 7. W. Darling and family have
moved here from AckwOrth, \ II and
are occupying their home on North Pleas.
ant street. Mr.. Darling comes here on
account of Il daughters hearth. He will
he pastor of The Congregational church
in Ripton. He graduated from college
here with the Glass of 1874. Mrs Oar
ling will be rem, mbr,cd As Miss Della
Rock we'll, a former resident.
Frank }. Hubbard has received notice
from the Mutual Life Insurance c mpany
of New York that he is one of The two
winners in Vermont aud one of the four
in New Hampshire of the prizes offered
by the company TO The ten agents who
SHOULD write the greatest amount of
business duing given time and above
certain amount. The prizes were free
transportation to Washington and enter
tainmcnt there during the Inauguration
of Mckinley md Roosevelt in March.
The committee appointed to engage a
conductor for the Middle bury Choral
society have employed Miss Maud
Stevens. The first rehearsal will be held
Wednesday evening, Jan %. II is
hoped that every member will be pres
ent The music may be had at this re-
hearsal. Miss S'evens is conducting a
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