Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1901-06-14

Peoples Gullu SUNDAY, June ID, In the
lecture room of the Congregational
church at p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leavenworth of Cleve-
land, o., are visiting Mrs. Leavenworths
parents, Hon. and Mrs. L. ID. Eldridge,
on Weybridge street.
Rev. j. G.. Gooding of Port Henry,
former pastor of the NJ. E. church, was
in town during the week, attending the
Nj. +. centennial exercises.
Street Commissioner Hammond has
had gang of men employed during the
week in tarrng and sanding the concrete
street-paving on Main street.
Miss E. Grace Guernsey is at home
from the Emma Willard school In Troy,
and will spend the summer with her per-
ents, Rev. and Mrs. E. j. Guernsey.
Letters addressed as follows are at the
post-oflice uncalled for: Mr.. Bailey,
Miss Mary Elmer, Mrs. Evelide Cove,
Mr.. VIM. Hinchel, Alfred w. Smith (2).
Mrs. Julia NJ. Benedict, who has been
seriously i'll with appendicitis, is some
what improved. Her mother, Mrs. J. O
Benedict of Cornwall, is here caring for
her.
News has come to town of the mar
rage of Percival Manchester to Miss
Nina Tillson in Chicago, June g. Mr..
and Mrs. Manchester will live in Evans
ton.
Miss Cornelia Hubbard, who has been
i'll at her home in Orwell for several
weeks past, has so far recovered as to be
IL eo1-a I. 4 a. n I
, Inn.
r. A. Cartmell has gone to Bellows
Falls to attend the annual meeting of the
Green Mountain Pulp company. which
was held Wednesday. He will visit
r Boston before he returns.
) George Daniels, who went to Califor-
mia year ago, returned last week and is
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs Ed.
ward Daniels, for two weeks, before go.
Ing to Maine for the summer.
The side Judges have appointed the fol-
, lowing named men as county road COM
, missioners for two years ensuing
Thomas +. Booth, Middebury; II. T.
Cults, Orwell Jerry Booth, Ferrisburgh
The lawn fetival of the Dung Peoples
Guild of the Congregational church.
was quite a successful affair. Perfect
weather added much to the pleasure OF
, those who attended. The Guild realized
S14.75.
5 Rev. j. d. Shannon of st. Mary's
Catholic church in this village has been
selected as one of the six delegates to at.
tend the international convention of the
Catholic Order of Foresters, to be held
In Detroit.
One of DR.. C. F. Langworthy's recent
, articles, 1.-The Function and Uses OF
J Food" has been issued in circular form
by the Department of Agriculture al
! Washington, and copy has been re-
ceived by the REGISTER.
D.. The local Baptist church was well rep
resented at the annual meeting of the
,, Addison County Baptist association, hello
at Vergennes on Tuesday and Wednesday
5 of this week. 1t was decided to hold the
next meeting of the association In Middle
! bury.
+ The Addison County Telephone com
Y panys subscribers may yet have con
! nection with Burlington. Application
: has been made to the council of tina
city for permission TO enter the place
D The application was laid on the table a
the first meeting.
. Rev. d. w. Lyman of Athol, Mass.
J. will preach at the Baptist church mex
/ Sunday in exchange with Pastor Taylor
Mr.. Ly man was a former pastor of tn
: local church, and many of his old &C
ho olo 4 -
the opportunity of hearing him again.
Rev. and Mrs. Thomas Simms and Mrs
W. w. Bryant were among those iron
this village who were in attendance Of
i the Congregational conference in Rut
land this week. The ladies went as dele
J gates of the Domestic Mission society
while the church was represented by MI
S Simms and Deacon Crane.
The annual meeting of the Ladie:
! Home Missionary society will be held a
the Congregational parsonage on Tue;
Is day, June is, at o'clock p m. An &C
dress will be made by Mrs. Garfield @
# South Dakota on work in Ward Academy
AS this is the last meeting until fall,
= full attendance is requested.
,. The Children's Day exercises held q
- the Baptist church last Sunday mornin
:, were very interesting. The church wa
" prettily trimmed for the occasion wit
:, ferns and plants, and the children a
= did nicely. A feature of the evenin
y services was a cornet solo, "Holy City,
finely rendered by Ralph Darling,
- DR.. and Mrs. d. G. Noble expect I
- sail for Europe on June 10, for FEY
months absence. DR.. Noble will devot
'e portion of this time to doing speci'
J. work in a hospital. During his absenC
his nractice will be left with Dr. Il