Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1901-02-15

of Judge Smith.
Arthur Bryant has returned to Lynn,
Mass, after II two weeks visit TO his
father, II. II. Bryant.
States Attorney j. B. Donowav has
returned from business trip to the
northern part of the state.
John kcnnworthy, who has been laid
up for two months from an injury to his
hip, is around on crutchrs.
Miss Susan rewster has gone to New
York for weeks visit. She will be the
guest IF Mrs. A l.. james.
Harrison Hidden has returned from
Cardington, o., whore he was called by
the death of his wife's relatives.
Twenty couples of young people had
straw ride to the home of Miss Laura
Falls on Case street Friday night.
| Fifty of the friends of Miss Hattie
Daniels rendered her II purity Tuesday
night at her home on Swif's Lane.
Miss Curnelia Stow returned 70 her
home in BRISTOL Monday, after ten
days visit to Mrs Jennie A Pride.
Mr.. and Mrs John O'Connell of Ticon-
deroga were in town on Thursday. the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs John Sargent.
Frank Murray had the misfortune to
cut off the little finger of his right hand
with piece of glass on Saturday last.
T w. Fletcher and Mrs. j. L Barker
drove out from Bridport to attend the
concert in the town hail Saturday night.
Miss Jessie Brainard returned to South.
ampton, Mass Saturday, after short
visit to her mother, Mrs. c. n. Brainerd.
b. f. Wales and wife attended the
funeral of John Wales, an old resident of
Weybridge, at the Monument Wednes
day.
NJ Adeline Barber of Brandon has
visited her aunts. Mrs. Lila Chapman
and Miss Fanny Barber, during the past
week
Walter Winch has returned from stay
at his former home in Alstead. \. II .
and resumed his place at Farnsworth
& Co.
Sheriff Chapman and Deputy W. H.
COBB made search at the Logan last
Saturday, but found no evidences of
liquor.
Miss Isabelle Calhoun gave birthday
party at her home on South street on
Monday number of her young friends
attended.
Frank O'Connor of Pawtucket, II |.
is visiting bis parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jane O'Connor, in the eastern part of
the town.
Robert s. Pinney, son of Mrs George
W Pinuey, has entered the employ of
Beckwith & Co. in their dry goods de.
partment.
Mrs 6. A. Keyworth returned to her
home in Gardner, Mass. Thursday. after
a two weeks visit with her mother, Mrs.
5 J. Dewey. +
Ezra Br,nerd, Jr., returned Monday
night from Il visit of several DAYS to
Barre. He started Tuesday for Clare
mont, y. II.
Miss Corpelia Hubbard was in OrNell
Friday to Monday, having been called
there by he sickness of her mother Mrs.
Henry Hubbard.
Miss Adelaide Stove, register of pro.
bate, Is confined to the house by sickness.
Her sister, Miss Stella Stowe of Hard
wick, is with her.
Robert Rogers and wife left Monday
noon for Worcester. Mass. From Wor-
cester Mr.. Rogers will go to Boston on "a
short business trip.
Miss Clark, who was injured in the
coaStng accident three week ago, has
resumed her duties in the fourth grade
of the village school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Hayes of Worces-
ter, Mass, are the guests of Mr.. Hayes's
father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Hayes of Court street.
George Danyew and wife were called
to Brattleboro Saturday by the death of
Mrs Dinyew's father, MIR. Austin, after
an illness of but week
Fred Foote is caring for badly !
crushed hand as the result of catching
the member between two sections of pipe |
for the new water system.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Constantneau are
stopping at the Adds n House They !
are preparing to give musical at the
Addison in the near future.
Rev. Robert j. Barton of Salisbury,
county superintendent of the Anti-Saloon
league, has rented the Sayre house on
Main street and will come here to live.
Ezra Brainerd, Jr., was in ClaremOnt,
\. H., this week and in company with
his sister, Miss Viola Brainerd, attended
a combined bal pOudre and valentine
party.
Mrs. Gasca Rich and Mrs. Charles
Balm went Wednesday to Richvile TO at
tend the funeral of Mrs. |. b. Rich, who
died in Burlington Monday after a long
sickness.
The last meeting of the Ladies' After
noon Whist club met with Mrs II w.
Hammond on Feb 6. The fees of the
club will be given TO charitable purposes,
as was done last year.
William Forest, who lives just over the
line in Salisbury, is in critical condition
from blood poisoning, the result of a
scratch on the scalp from wire hair
brush.