Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1901-07-05


ing at Long Point, North Ferrisburgh.
MrsHN. c. March and Bates I. Farr,
returned to Rutland Tuesday night after
a ten days stay at Myron Langworthy S.
Professor Sanford of the college left
last Saturday for his old home in Bridge
port, Conn.,, where he will spend the
summer.
Miss Gallup of Schenectady, n. Y,
who has been the guest of Miss f. Grace
Guernsey for ten days, returned home
this week.
DR.. Ford c. Langworty of Washing
ton, ID. c.. spent Sundry and Monday in
town with his mother, Mrs. Charles
Langworthy.
James Griffin, a former clerk and bust
ness man here, but now engaged in the
furniture business at Fort Edward. n
Y, visited in town this week.
Miss Smith and Rena Smith of Massa.
chusetts have visited their brother. Henry
Smith, for the past ten DAYS. They are
on their way to the White Mountains.
Harry Youtt has accepted position
with the keystone View Company. His
territory for the present will be the
country about Glens Falls and Lake
George.
f. b. Deberville, representing some of
the creditors, and Ira II. LaFleur, repre-
sentlng l.. o. Allen, bankrupt, went to
Burlington, Wednesday, to attend a hear
ing before George E. johnson, Clerk of
U. S. Court.
Attention is called, in another column,
to decided lack of interest in Old Home
Week. If Middlebury is to do anything
in the way of celebration, immediate
and hearty activity appears to be an alb
solute necessity.
A. j. Blackmer, the furniture man, has
put on the streets what is by far the
handsomest appearing delivery wagon in
the village. It's cream and gold paint
and its unusual shape causes it to attract
considerable attention.
The village authorities must feel graf
flied over the results of placing seats in
the parks. These are occupied every
warm day and evening and the parks thus
made to serve their intended purpose
breathing places for citizens.
The hot wave with the mercury run
ming from 30 to l02 degrees, which pre-
vailed for four days last week, broke
Sunday with a living breeze from the
south. Both men and beasts suffered
here. Edward Daniels was overcome by
the heat on Saturday. and for a time was
in critical condition.
There was very pleasant party Friday
afternoon, June Is, at the home of c. II.
Wheeler, given to his wife in honor of
her birthday. a number OF guests were
present and a delightful social time was
enjoyed by all. Mrs. Wheeler received
some fine presents. At the usual tea
hour bountiful refreshments were served.
Mrs. a. 5. Aldrich and family of
Brooklyn, y. Y, after visiting a few
days with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
L. King sley, have gone to Join her hus-
band at MORA, n. Y, from whence they
cottage at Terrace Park, on the st. Law
renee, lear the city of OgdensburgE,
n. Y.
The REGISTER has received neatly
printed pamphlet of the roll of members
of the Buffalo Society of VermOnters. of
which Thomas ii. Noonan, Mddlebury
college graduate, is secretary. The
membership now includes nearly $50
former Vermonters. This is remark
able showing for an organization formed
only six years ago.
The Music Trade Review has the fol-
lowing: Jesse III. Campbell, the hustling
manager of the Z. Il. PAUL Music Co..
has returned from his home in Vermont,
where he has been spending a short va
cation. Since being with the PAUL con-
Germ he has done some good work for
them. He is at present working on some
music for a new sketch by Edward Cahill,
entitled ''Cupid's Promise" which is on
the style of Madame Butterfly" The
music is of dreamy and sensuous nature,
and Mr.. Campbell is particularly good at
this kind of composition.