Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1901-03-29

/ DuRdlu OltWdIb dit DnSh iiphi u stay VI
several weeks with relatives In Albany.
Mrs. George Danyew and young child
went to Brattlboro Thursday to remain.
Mr.. Danyew will join them in a few
days.
Miss Maud Mullen, who is a student at
Smith college, is spending the Easter
vacation with her parents, DR.. and Mrs.
L. f. Mellen.
George Olney of New York has been
in town during the week completing the
transfer of the Vallette property to
Joseph Battell.
NJ. S. Carr, who has been confined to
the house by erysiprlas for over two
weeks, is better and again attending to
his drover business.
Miss Mildred Moore, who has been
helpless with rheumatism for the past
six months, is improving rapidly and
Is able to get around the house.
Miss Fanny Mack, whose death was
chronicled in last weeks REGISTER, was
the daughter of Michael Mack OF Shore
ham, instead of the late Martin Mack.
Miss Beaumelle Hurd, who has been
caring for her mother at her home in
Addison, returned Monday and resumed
her dressmaking in the Battel block.
Linsley Kelley of Ironton, O., stu
dent at Princeton, has been the guest OF
Joseph Calhoun this week. Mr.. Calhoun
and Mr.. Kelley were classmates in a
preparatory school in New Jersey.
Charles F. Stone of Laconia, n. H., :
graduate of Middlebury college in 1865
and a former principal of the graded
T. school, was recently elected Judge o
the New Hampshire supreme court.
l. The first robin was seen In the vilag,
Feb. 2G. The birds are now numerous
r. G. Blinn reports having heard frog
Monday. New maple sugar is on tn
market. 1t sells for Is and 20 cents
G pound.
&c The rains during the week hav
y, brought the water in the river TO a higl
point. The ice went out on Wednesda,
t. and the flats between here and Brandon
$ are covered with water so as to resembl
IS great lake.
V Mrs. Philip Manchester, who ha
s. spent several weeks in town with he
mother, Mrs. Dugald Stewart, left Mon
y day for Bridgeport Conn, where sh
y will visit before joining Mr.. Mancheste
V in Chicago.
Letters addressed as follows are at tn
III postof1ice unclaimed: Miss Viola Whit
- n ore, Mr.. Edward Boulrise, Elliot & Co
m Mr.. Howard Kellogg. Mr.. ID. f. Steele
e. Mr.. John Stone, Mr.. Harry G. Whitney
Mr.. Don Wilder.
- Charles Szamaly of New York, VIII
formerly worked for jeff Hrisko in hi
o. shoe shop here, has bought the bushes
'r and taken possession Mr.. and Mr.
Hrisko will make their home in Ne'
"a York. "Jeff" has many friends in tow
who will miss his genial presence an
ne wish HIM success in his new field.
So When two widows get mixed up there
going to be trouble, or fun. Trouble
ol averted and fun dealt out by the busht
in the latest comedy success, "The Rei
,e Widow Brown" The ingenious compl
lie cations of the plot are greatly enhance
by appropriate and tasteful costumine
II brilliant music and clever acting. Oper
House, Tuesday night, April =.
i. The annual exhibition and dance @
re the junior class of the college occurs a
the town hall tonight. Doring's Orche
ira of Troy are to furnish the musi,
M There is much curiosity as to whether
"ram' is to be a feature of the ente
tainment 1t is said that the facult
~ have notified parents that any student
circulating a ram" will be expelled
t. and the outcome is awaited with interes
%. The rehearsal of the Middebury chory
- :, on Wednesday was conducted by Mi.
Emelyn TIlden, Miss Stevens being d.
+ tanned in New York. Miss Stevens wi
VS. be present for the next rehearsal G
50 Wednesday, April 3, and a full atten,
=, ance of the chorus is desired. All men
so bers having festival music are requisite
ig to send it to the next rehearsal, une
IN they already have reported to Mr.
" Joseph Burke.
~ 1t is safe to say that Guy Brother
RS MINISTRIES, which showed here Wednesds
~ night, will not secure a return date
is any future date at all. OF all the mise
able performances ever seen here, tn
a" was right 10 the front rank-and ver
IS rank at that. A splendid house W,
a there to greet them, and if they had an.
ne thing good the opportunity was open ft
n its display. But they hadn't and the
IT, didn't. The 'jokes" were not the onl
chestnuts offered-the whole show Is
chestnut without any meat in it.
On the 9th day of March, 1917, tn
saotion WAS visited nv one of the MOI