Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1901-01-11
ADDITIONAL LOCALS

Miss Elizabeth Drake. who has been
teaching in room No. 1 of the graded
school. has resigned her position. Her
pl ce for the present is being filled by
Miss Smith.
Miss Emeine Tilden returned home
last Tues lay from Brooklyn, \. Y,
where she had spent the holidays with
her brother ana sister, Prof. and Mrs.
Arthur James.
DR.. II. H. Seelev, who has been
practicing physician in Whiting for the
last two yeas, was in. town over Tues
day before starting for his new field of
labor at Richmond, Vt.
A. J. Culver. the new dentist, removes
today his dental pirlors from the Main
street front to the Merchants Row side
of Battell block. where rooms have been
specially fitted up for him
F. j. Hubbard, the special representa-
| tive of the Mutual Life of New \ ork was
one of two successful candidates in a re-
cent competition offered by Cheney &
Cheney. the general agents.
The directors of the bank spent most of
of the day Monday In oyerhaulibg things
at that institution, IN order TO make their
report for the stockholders meeting.
which was held on Tuesday.
Chief of Police Cushman received
notice Tuesday morning of horse and
buggy stolen in Massachusetts. The
animal is - year-old bay mare and the
vehicle leathertop goddard
Miss Frances Viola Brainerd, who
spent her Christmas vacation at ''Spring-
side" returned on Saturday to Clare
mont, n. H., to again take up her duties
as preceptress of a school there.
The ladies' auxiliary of st. Stephens
church met with Mrs. Robert Cartmell
on Wednesday. Several interesting
papers on the work in South Africa were
read, after which tea was served.
The annual village meeting will take
place next week Wednesday at , o'clock
p. IN. So far as known, no business of
special Importance will come before the
gathering-none is named in the call.
The report that Geo Kidder is not
candidate for chief of the fire department
is untrue. He is candidate TO be
voted for at next town meeting. Frank
X Stone is also candidate for reelection.
Miss Mabel Wales gave a whist party
last Friday evening TO about Il score of
her young friends. The occasion was
her 18th birthday, and it was in celebra-
ton of the event that the young people
gathered.
II. A. McAlpin, representing the Mon
arch Cycle company, showed the 1901
models last week ar the Addison. There
is very little change this year, and the
much talked of chainless was not in evil
dence at all.
Rev. DR.. j. Vanor Carton of Brandon
has been called to the Baptist church at
West Royalston formly In charge of
Rev. f. o. Taylor, who just has ac-
cepted the pastOrate of the Middlebury
Baptist church.
A young colt owned by Edward Train
and being broken by John Mcmahon got
away on Tuesday afternoon and ran
down through the centre of the town.
Fortunately no damage was done, and
the horse was returned to the stable.
The annual lug breaking" at the
Methodist church will occur on Tuesday
evening, the 18th, instead of Wednesday
evening. All those who have Jugs" are
requested to bring or send them. A
cordial invitation iseeXtended to all TO be
present.
The Russell Post, G.. A. r., DR.. f. Z.
Russell, commander, installed its officers
for the ensuing year Wednesday evening.
Refreshments were served, few remarks
were made by Atty. Fred b. neberville
and members of the post. All report
pleasant time.
Letters addressed as follows are at the
postOfllce unclaimed: Miss Julia Bras
sau, Mrs VIII Delano, Lillian Fulle, Mr..
Charley Remlv, Mr.. j. clifford Clark,
Fred Moore, Esq, G. X Stverv, E-q
joel Cram, Theodore Bullock, Mr.. Chap
man, (FarmeD.