Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1901-06-28

On Tuesday next Miss Daisy Cushman
and Miss Jessie Lane will leave for the
Pan-Amercan exposition.
O. p. Moore is making preparations to
build modern tenant house on his lot
just north of the passenger depot.
Bates |. Farr and Mrs. n. C.. March Of
Rutland, former residents, are the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. M. II. Langworthy.
Rev. d. A. Lyman and family have
returned to their home in Athol, Mass,
after two weeks stay with relatives.
Miss Edith Murdoch has returned to
her home in Montpelier, after few days
stay in town with Mrs. l.. n. Howard.
Miss Harriet Walden, who has been in
Boston for the past year. has returned
to town and will spend the summer here.
William Guernsey of the General Elec
trio company of Schenectady is visiting
his parents, Rev. and Mrs. f. j. Guern-
sey.
DR.. Samuel Sheldon of the Brooklyn
Polytechnic Institute is, with his family,
the guest of his mother, Mrs. NJ. B.
Sheldon.
Miss Burritt has returned to her home
in Westport, n. Y, after a two weeks
visit in town with Mrs. Robert Towle
and family.
Miss Fannie Barber went on Saturday
to Brandon. After short visit there
she will make an extended stay at her
former home in Benson, VT.
Prof. Ernest C. Bryant went on Friday
last to Join his family in Providence.
They will visit in Massachusetts and
New Hampshire before returning.
Letters addressed as follows remain at
the Middlebury postoflicc unclaimed:
Miss Lottie Clark, Mr.. viii Counter, Mrs.
Alice Shackett, Mr.. J. L. Written.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph A. Peck returned
from their wedding journey Saturday
evening and were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. II. w. Brewster during the week.
Miss C. Bissette has moved her dress
making establishment into the rooms
formerly occupied by Miss Julia Bene-
dict, next to j. +. Dionne's tailor shop.
Col. 5. A. lllsley and wife of New
y ork stopped for few days visit at the
Addison last week. They were returning
from trout fishing trip above Montreal.
| Mrs. James \. Smith, former resident
and wife of the L. ;. Consul at Leghorn,
Italy, is at the Addison for two months
stay. Consul Smith is expected home in
August.
/ Miss Emma McIIugh of New ork
city is spending her annual summer va
cation with her sisters. Mrs. j. III. Sar-
gent and Mrs. John O'Connell, at the
Logan Hotel.
Rev. f. Z. Holton will give steropti-
con exhibition at the Congregational
church next Sunday evening. entitled
pictures of Native Life and Mission
Work on India"
Col. 4. NJ. Chapman gardener dug a
mess of new potatoes from his garden on
June %, and also picked mess of green
peas. All of which is submitted as
pretty early doings.
Mrs. John Hyde went on Wednesday
to pass several weeks with her son
Charles, at Winthrop Beach, Mass. Be-
fore returning she will visit her son, Rev.
Frank Hyde, in Castleton.
Attorney Ira H. LaFleur is the first in
the village to put in portable desk tele-
phone. 1t is convenience that tells its
own advantages, besides being hand
some ornament to the desk in Mr.. La
Fleur's law office.
As the REGISTER force will celebrate
the Fourth on Thursday next, it will be
necessary for correspondents TO send in
their letters one day earlier to appear il
the issue OF July ). Advertisers also
should send in changes one dav earlier
The schools of the town closed very
successful terms Friday, the Dist. The
school picnic in G. H. Chatfee's sugar
orchard was largely attended by parents
and friends of the pupils. a literary
program was arranged by the severa
teachers and was enjoyed by all
Miss Flora NJ. Crane, who has beer
teaching in the south for several years
has returned to Middlebury and Is at thu
home of her sister, Mrs. {. E. Prentiss
L. She expects to sail from New York cit.
, July with her nephew, DR.. c. w. Prem
tiss of Harvard University, and will re
: main abroad some time.
Letters and parcels for the followin!
, named persons remain in the Belden
postoflce uncalled for, and unless takel
, before July l will be sent to the deaf
letter office Miss Neva w. Amidon, Mis-
Gertrude Armstrong, Brookville Chees
, Co., Mrs. b. j. Kenyon, Mrs. Neva La
Rock, Mrs. B. O. Mcclellan, Horac
Norton, Emmerette d. Ripley, w. II
Reed, ii. Ulrich.
! The Hartford Comm Courant of las
Saturday devotes a double column Illus
trated article to an account of the resig
), nation of Willis |. Twitchell from tn
principalship of the Arsenal school i
that city, which position he had held TO
. Is years, and his acceptance of the prir
i clpalship of the West Middle school. MI
Twitchell Is an Addison county man an
! a graduate of Middlebury college, elias
Of 1877.
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