Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1901-04-05

Wallace j. Thompson of Vergepnes
was visitor In town the early part of
the week.
William TIghe has returned from a
stay of several days at his former home
in Brandon.
Elos Ray has come here from Orwell
to attend school and live with Mrs
George Pinney.
The New England Telephone company
have put telephone in the house of F.
w. Monroe this week.
Mrs. Louis Bruya of Highlandville.
Mass, is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Napoleon Japan.
A. X. Carr, who has been confined TO
the house by sickness for 10 DAYS, was
able to be out Thursday.
Mrs. Henry Purrier and daughter of
Ticonderoga, N. Y, have been the guests
of Mrs. Frank Trudeau for ten DAYS.
Mrs. George Stuff and children came
here from New York Saturday TO ion
Mr.. Stuff of the firm of 8. Panesi & Co.
Miss Virginia Bond, who has been a
visitor at Frank A. Bonds since January,
has returned to her home in Pontiac,
Mich.
Miss Genevieve Taylor of Ticonderoga,
n. y, has spent the week In town with
her grandmother, Mrs. Heman Lang.
worthy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Delphia have re-
turned from their wedding Journey and
are living in the Morton house on South
Pleasant street.
Miss Lizzie Nottingham of Shoreham
has accepted position as operator in
the central Office of the Bristol 81 Lincoln
Telephone company.
Miss Viola Brainerd has returned 70
her position in the schools of Claremont,
N. H., after ten days visit with her
father, President Brainerd.
Rev. f. j. Guernsey, pastor of the
Methodist church, starts for Saratoga
Tuesday to attend the Goth annual SEES.
sion of the Troy conference.
The creditors of l.. O. Allen, bankrupt,
met Monday. J. E. Buttolph was APP
pointed trustee by F. w. futile of Yer
gennes, referee in bankruptcy.
James II. Wescott of Sandy Hill, n.
Y, has engaged with Harry Covert in
his barber shop in place of George Du.
charm, who returns to Rutland.
Theodore Wells, who has been taking
course in mechanical engineering and
naval architecture In Glasgow, Scotland,
arrived in town Friday afternoon.
j. B. Donoway left for Howell, Mich
yesterday noon, where he has charge
of an important case in the circuit court
for Mrs. Marion j. Wheeler of Bridport.
Miss l.. A. Goodrich has returned from
New York, where she has been looking
up styles in spring millinery, Miss Laura
Fales has returned to "a position liz the
store with her.
Letters addressed as follows are at the
lntosh, Mrs. Henry Murray, Mrs. Helen
M. Spaulding, Mrs. Jennie Thompson,
Mr.. Jim Mecqlver, Mr.. H. +. Scott.
George Dunlap, the foreman of the log.
drive, started Wednesday morning with
his crew of men, tools and large logman's
boat for Bristol and New Haven river,
to begin the annual spring drive of logs.
II. ID. Kelley has gone to Burlington,
where he is to haye charge of a summer
resort at Malletts Bay. His brother in
law, Jerry O'Brien of Burlington, will
have charge of Mr.. Kelley's cigar store
here.
George Mead, who has clerked for
Farnsworth Il Co. in their hardware
store for the past year, has taken a SINH
lar position with John II. Stewart. +.
c. Brown has engaged with Farnsworth
& Co.
Frank Thomas, recently of Denver,
was in town this week visiting old
friends. Mr.. Thomas is lawyer and
may locate in Middlebury. His family
are at Rev. C. n. Thomas's in Bristol for
the present.
Invitations have been received for the
marriage of Clarence B. Riggs, oldest
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Riggs, to
Miss Mary Hatch of New York, at st.
Paul's Reformed Episcopal church,
Woodlawn, Tuesday afternoon, the 10th
inst.
After the entertainment Tuesday night
a team driven by Mr.. Rivers of Wey-
bridge became unmanageable and ran in
the darkness into the Addison House
park, where the carriage top was left
and the occupants thrown out. Forum
ately no one was hurt.
Intelligence has come here of the death
In Boston from malignant throat trouble
of Mrs. A. Peck, formerly Miss MAY Boil
ton. Mrs. Peck's childhood was passed
10 this town. She was educated lin the
graded school and graduated from the
college with the class of 1887.
The executive committee of the Ad-
olson County Agricultural society held
a meeting at the Addison Wednesday.
Plans were discussed regarding the
of holding a fair this season.
terms have not been offered
by the owner of the grounds, and It is
now uncertain whether any exhibition
will be made by the society this year.
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