Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1901-04-19

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from the cars into their mill.
George Weller and Miss Sadie Lindsey
of Monkton we're quietly married in the
parors at the Addison Sunday evening,
Rev. A. w. Dickens officiating.
DR.. Stanton S. Eddy will soon return
to East Orange, n. j., after having had
charge of the practice of his father dur
ing the latter's six weeks vacation.
Ralph Ridley of Bristol, student at
Vermont academy, has been the guest of
Phillip Crane for few days. He was
entertained by whist party Saturday.
Last Sunday was fine enough to make
up for the bad weather of Easter. There
was a large attendance at the churches
and Easter finery was largely IN evil
dence.
Postmaster Skfl wishes to call the
attention of boX-holders to the rules, on
the back of the box receipts, regarding
the use of a box by others than members
of family.
George r. Langworthy is back from
short business trip to Glens Falls, n. Y.
He will shortly go on an extended trip
west for the lantern company in which
he is interested.
r.. W. Rogers left Monday on bus.
mess trip for the Deering Harvesting
Machine company. He will travel
through the south part of the state and
in Massachusetts.
Walter Billings and wife have moved
from the Samuel Austin farm to Mrs. w.
w. Chapman's house on Seymour street,
Mrs. Chapman having rented part of
the Baptist parsonage.
Rogers 81 Woodward have opened
repair shop for shoes and rubbers in
connection with their shoe store. Oc-
tave Dansereau of Burlington, first
class workman, is in charge.
The street sprinkler made its first
rounds on Tuesday morning, laying the
dust that had required only four or five
days of pleasant weather to be dried out
of the bottomless spring mud.
The Troy conference, at its recent
session, returned Rev. Z. j. Guernsey to
We are sure that this pleases the congre-
cation as well as the community.
The Essay club will meet with Mrs. f.
A. Burt Monday afternoon at 3 80
o'clock. Readings from Winchester and
Kipling. This will be the last meeting
of the season, and full attendance Is
desired.
The officers elected at the annual meet
ing of Potter chapter, No. %, r. A. NJ,
are d. c. Noble, II. p; A. w. Dickens,
X; John @. Dickinson, scribe; H. L,
Sheldon, treasurer; w. II. Brewster,
secretary.
Special Agent Britell of the post-ofiioe
department, accompanied by Postmaster
Skifi, went over route No. of the rural
delivery Tuesday, for the purpose of
ascertaining how the system is liked by
the citizens along the route.
Miss Mabel Bond of this village, who
for number of years past has been win
ming golden opinions for her fine con-
tralto voice in New York city, is to sing
in Washington next week In an Oratorio
to be given by the Washington Choral
Union.
The United States department of agri-
culture is distributing a bulletin on
Eggs and Their Uses as Food" by c.
F. Langworthy, Phi. d. DR.. Langworthy
is Middebury boy who is winning high
honors as specialist in reporting food
values.
c. II. Wtherell of Cornwall arrived in
town from South Africa Sunday and
was warmly greeted. He reports the
country as being more or less agitated
by wars and rumors of wars, but thinks
that finas mi an
present agitation.
The shipment of Merno sheep, which
j. A. Wright has had ready to send to
Australia for several weeks but was I'M
able to start owing to fire on the
steamer, were finally put aboard a boat
last week for their long voyage. Carl
Church of Whiting went with them.
Napoleon Japan and Miss Rosa Japan,
who were called TO Rutland last week BY
the death of brother, Joseph Japan,
had barely reached home when sum-
moned to Milton by the serious sickness
of another brother, Peter Japan, who
later died and was buried on Sunday.
Rev. Calvin B. Moody, who has been
the popular pastor of the famous Pill
grim church at Minneapolis, for several
years, has received a call to the Danforth
Congregational church at Syracuse, one
of the largest in the city. Mr.. Moody
was Waterbury boy, graduated from
Mlddlebury college In 1877. He married
a sister of DR.. w. II. Kingsley.
DR.. Charles w. Prentiss, instructor In
zoology in Harvard university, has been
recommended by the faculty of arts and
sciences of Harvard college for appoint
ment as Parker Fellow of the university
TO pursue course of study abroad. The
Parker fellowship is the highest award.
ed by the university. DR.. Prentiss is a
graduate of the high sch DOL, class of 90,
and of Middlebury college, class of 'a6 y
Ms. Agnes Dukette died at her home
on Seymour street Friday night, after a
lingering Illness from consumption.
Mrs. Dukette had made warm friends of