Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1901-09-06
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

Homer Skeels of Ludlow, who grad
uated from Middlebury college in the
class of 1898, visited friends in town on
Monday and Tuesday.
Prof and Mrs. w. w. Eaton. who
have been in camp for the past two
weeks at Knights Island, North Hero.
returned home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Wood and daugh-
| ter, after spending a week at the Addi-
son, guests of Prof. and Mrs. McGiton,
went Saturday to Brandon.
Miss Mabel l.. Bond, who has been
visiting her parents, MIR. and Mrs. f. A.
Bond, for the past month, returned
! to New York last Thursday.
Mrs. p. B. Stewart of New York was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Munroe
of Seminary street last week. She left
for New York early in the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Cochrane of
ork, Pa, who have been the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. S. Wainwright for the
past month, returned home Sunday night.
Miss Cecile Child, a graduate of the
local college last year, left Monday noon
for Fair Haven, where she has position
as preceptress in the high school of that
town.
Mrs. Thomas Banning and daughter,
Elizabeth, of Wetherstied, Conn, who
have been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Murphy, returned home Tuesday
morning.
G.. X. Balm and Miss Florence Hunt of
New York are guests of Mr.. Baine's
father, c. H. Balm, on Washington street.
They return to New York on the noon
flyer Saturday.
Monday being Labor Day and a national
holiday, the bank was closed and the
postoflice observed the usual holiday
schedule. These were the only local
observance of the day.
John II. Tighe has moved his family
from Court street. l.. II. Newton of the
REGISTER force will occupy the house
vacated by Mr.. Tighe, moving his family
here from Bennington.
A detachment of L. 5. cavalry from
Fort Ethan Allen, consisting of Troops
+ and G, 18th Cavalry, passed through
town Monday noon. They are on a
weeks practice march.
Miss Berniece Thomas, who graduated
from Middlebury college last commence
ment, went to Mortified Monday morn
ing, where she has an excellent position
In the high school in that town.
No one can afford to miss seeing the
Lyman Howes Moving Pictures on
Saturday evening, Sept. II. The views
will be entirely new and many Pan
American views will be introduced.
Miss Daisy Cushman returned home
Saturday noon from Menasha, Wis,
where she has been visiting college
friend. On the return trip Miss Cush.
man visited friends in Chicago and Lon
don, Ont.
Miss Cora A. Brock of Wells River
reached here Saturday evening. Miss
Brock graduated from Middlebury col.
lege in the class of 1896. She will act as
assistant preceptress in the high school
for the coming year.
: Evening services will be resumed in
st. Stephens church next Sunday. The
services for this Sunday will be: &c
a. ~, holy communion; 10 10 a. M.
morning prayer and sermon; 80 p. ~.
evening prayer and sermon.
Miss Jessica Stewart gave a ) O'Clock
tea at her home on Saturday afternoon
in honor of the Misses Deshiels of Lake
wood. y. j. A large number were pre-
sent in spite of the threatening weather
and very pleasant time resulted for all
Harry Smith, who has acted as clerl
in Henry F. Joys furnishing
store for the past two years, has resigned
one with Rogers Il Woodward. William
Jones of Vergennes has been engaged tt
| fill the vacancy in Mr.. joys store.
,, Letters addressed as follows are at tn,
, Middlebury postofiice unclaimed; Mrs
Henry MITCHELL Rev. c. w. 5. Becker
5. Burnett, Esq, Rev. A. !. Chase
? Perrs City, Esq, William Counter, Esq
? c. L. Hunt. Esq, Mr.. P. NJ. Laidlaw
t Hong Lee, George Morgan, Esq, E. d
= Murray, Esq, Rev. P. j. O'Neil.
! David White of Bristol, who was EN-
ployed last winter by Norcross Bros. oil
the Warner Science Hall, was in town OF
e Monday on his way to Bennington
: where he has position with the SAM
company. Mr.. White intends to leav
for the Alaska gold fields about May l
: This will be his second trip to the Klon
. dixie.
e Mr.. and Mrs. Frank LOOMS returne,
1 from their wedding trip last Saturda,
5 evening. On Monday evening recep
I ton was given to them at the home o
the brides parents, Mr.. ard Mrs. Gilber
Dumas. About one hundred were pres
L emit During the evening there was som
choice vocal and instrumental music an,
refreshments were served
= Word has been received here of tn
+ death of Miss Maggie Grace Haitian II
; New York Friday last She was forme
f resident of this town. The funeral wa
5 held Sunday last. She is survived by
e husband, son and two brothers, William
e and John Grace of New York, Bernar
: Grace of this village and a sister, Mrs