Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1901-03-15

Nllildm chapman attended the mar
riage of his cousin, Miss Cora y. Chap
man, to William Jackman in Waltham
Wednesday afternoon.
The young daughter of Mrs. II. b.
Wright is rapidly gaining strength from
the weakness which followed the attack
of pneumonia which she suffered two
months ago.
There WAS very pleasant surprise
party at the home of Miss Jessie Eddy
on Saturday afternoon, given her by a
dozen of the girls aud young ladies of
the Methodist church.
w. ID Lane of New York made (lv-
ing visit to his mother, Mrs. Charles y.
Lane, Tuesday. His wife, who has
spent the past six weeks in town, re-
turned to the city with him.
II. +. Vail and wife, who have been
with relatives In Granville, n. Y, during
the winter, were in town this week NOV
ing their household effects to Rutland,
where they will reside in future.
The young daughter of Robert Rogers
received painful injuries about the face
by being bitten by the family Newfound-
land dog last week. The child is doing
well and the dog has been killed.
Frank A. Bond, +. p. Cushman, Harry
Cushman and Philip Crane returned from
Washington Saturday night. Messrs.
Bond and Cushman stopped in the city
on their way home to buy spring stocks
for their stores.
The rain and thaw the first of the week,
followed by freeze, spoiled the ex-
cellent sleighing which has been feature
of the late winter and made the side
walks and streets dangerous for pedes-
TRANS. There were many falls, but SO
far a. known no broken bones.
The concert by the festivals chour and
Mr.. Chapman with his New York artists
was greeted with a large and enthusias
tic audience last night. The New York
artists were better than even their latter
ing press notices promised. Lack OF
space forbids any extended notice.
Peter j. Farrell, the youngest son OF
James Farrell has been promoted to be
captain on the Buffalo police force. Mr.
Farrell's boyhoOd was spent here, re-
ceiving his education in the graded
school. His many friends are glad that
his faithfulness has been recognized.
A newspaper as old as the REGISTEr
must necessarily have many subscribers
who have received it regularly for de
cades. In renewing his subscription for
another year, l.. r. Hendrick of Gardner
Mass, notes that he has been a sub
scriber to the REGISTER for IS years
Can any other beat this?
A representative from Arnold COnsta
bic e. Co. of New York has been here
this week putting down the new carpet;
in the Congregational church. They are
of body brussels and a handsome terrs
Gotta color. The women of the church
deserve great credit for their persever
ance and work in raising the funds fol
the new furnishings.
The Lyman Howe moving pictures en-
tertainment at the town hail Wednesday
night was decided success. The man.
agement have made a reputation for Civ
ing the people more than they advertise
and are always assured a warm welcome
here whenever they come. 1t is hoped
that the month of June will see Howe
here again, when he is to have an entire
y new program.
The concert and drama to be given by
st. Mary's Roman Catholic church Sat
urday and Monday evenings promises tC
be both an artistic and financial success
Besides local talent the management
have secured Mrs. Constantineau, the
soprano soloist, and Miss Maud Null
queen, the child violnist, who is mus.
zeal wonder. The women Of the churct
are to serve supper in the lower hal
Saturday evening from ) to s o'clock
On Monday night the society will repeat
the drama, "By Force of Impulse,
which was given so successfully by then
last March.