Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1901-11-08

| James Wilson, former old resident of
this town but now living in Leicester,
visited friends here this week.
Judson A. Wright was in New York
during the week looking after his ship
ment of sheep to South Africa.
Mrs. Oliver Perry Clay of Cleveland,
past week, has returned home.
George F. Seely has moved from the
Williamson house on Court street to the
Allen house on the same street.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. O'Brien returned
Tuesday night from Burlington, where
they have been for several weeks.
Attorney F. B. Debervile has accepted
the invitation to become director of the
Bookloyers' Library of New York.
Ira II. LaFleur has bought the two
Bostwick places in Brooksvile of DR..
Willis Dewey of Ann Arbor, Mich.
Frank Lucia returned this week from
the Mary Fletcher hospital In Burling
ton, where he went eight days before.
The board of county pension examiners
had seven men before them Wednesday.
Three were of the Spanish-Amercan war.
Lauren Redfeld, who has been visiting
friends in town for the past three weeks,
returned to New York Wednesday noon.
Allen Taber of Bristol on Wednesday
visited his comrades of the 43rd regi-
ment, United States Volunteers, living
here.
M. M. Lockwood of CORVALLIS,
Mont, and Mr.. Hack of Tconderoga,
N. Y, are visiting at Edward Rogers on
Court street.
Mrs. b. F. Wales and daughter Mabel
went to Rutland Wednesday noon to at
tend the wedding of their cousin, Miss
Gertrude Wright.
The dressmaking firm of Dickens 81
Moore has dissolved, Mrs. o. p. Moore re-
firing. Mrs. A. w. Dickens will con-
tinue the business.
Isaac Shapiro has gone to South
Framingham, Mass, to bring his family
here. They will live in the Brown house
near the Star grist mill.
Civil Engineer F. o. Sinclair of Burl-
ington is extending the shaftng of the
finishing department of the Brandon
Italian Marble company.
Beginning next Tuesday evening
there will be special meetings held at
, the Baptist church with the object of
deepening the spiritual life.
F. f. Shepard of Keene, n. H., who
will soon assume the management of
| Towns Hotel at Bellows Falls, made a
flying visit to town Wednesday.
Ira L. IIamblin of Cornwall has been
| tnl Of Ia.
, Vermont Merlno Sheep Breeders associa-
ton, to succeed L. A. Skiff, resigned.
> The cone-shaped corner roof of the
piazza of The Addison was removed this
week, because of the obstruction il
: offered 70 views from the second-nool
: windows.
Piper & Coyotes store window:
present an autumn hunting-season dis
. play, with partridge hid on floor Of
dead leaves and fox eying it from s
hole above.
The Rev. Mr.. Taylor of the Baptist
church will on next Sunday preach the
third of the series of sermons recently
begun by him; subject, "Why Am s
Church Member"
The fire hydrants about town have re
ceived their winter coverings, which
with corn husks, the barks of trees
muskrat houses, etc, is never falling
I indication of hard winter.
Express Agent l.. Henckel has moved
S from the Knapp house recently pur
chased by Attorney Ira III. LaFleur, t
d the Wells residence, above Presiden
Brainerd's on Seminary street.
a Hon. B. NJ. Collins of Ferrisburg anC
Hon. II. d. Branch of Orwall, assistan
i Judges of the Addison County court
were in town last Friday on bushes!
t connected with the contemplated repair:
in the court house.
n Letters addressed as follows are at the
postoflice unclaimed Beulah Chase, Mrs
, John b. Eldred, Jr., Warren Bristol. V
l.. Dean, Mr.. VIM. A. Newcomb, VIM
r Shackett, E. G. Smith, David Stone, F
j. Sumner, G. N. Sumner.
Don't forget that DR.. Willets speaks
tomorrow night at the opera house, in
augurating the Century clubs course o.
entertainments. DR.. Willets is an ex
pert on sunshine, and will tell you how
to get some of 1t into your life.
An effort is being made among
the young men of the town tc
l. form debating club. 1t should
y succeed; for no better school ever ha
: been devised for training young mel
+ to take part in public affairs than tn,
= Old time debating lyceums." ~
William II. Tennian of this place ant
s Hiss Harriet f. Frost of Cornwall wer
l. united in marriage Saturday evening a
the home of the bride in Cornwall b,
n Rev. S. II, Barnum. Only the immedi
s. ate relatives were present The happ,