Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1902-09-26

of Rev. +. o. Taylor for five months re-
turned to Somerville, Mass, Monday
Col. William Wright of Orwell and G.
S. Wainwright have returned home after
a short carriage drive through Hancock.
Deputy Sheriff Cobb made an official
visit to Weybridge and New Haven on
Tuesday. Attorney Davis accompanied
him.
Miss Jean Greenough has returned to
her home in Deerfield, Mass, after a
two weeks stay with Miss Maude
Mellen.
Mrs. E. C. Scott, ST., has been quite Ill
and her daughter, Mrs. f. c, Scott, ir.,
of Vergennes, has been in town caring
for her.
Judge Bliss left Saturday evening for
Bethel, where he will remain for several
weeks, taking much needed rest. Mrs.
Mabel Heller accompanied him.
Miss Cecile Child, who has been the
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. q.
f. Child for the past week. returned to
Fair Haven the first of the week.
Ezra Braperd, Jr., formerly local
editor of the Middlebury Record, has
gone to Ann Arbor, where he will enter
the law department of the University of
Michigan.
MIR. and Mrs. Cook and daughter of
Holvoke, Mass, who have been the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. f. II. Thomas
for the past few days, returned home
Saturday.
The funeral of Mrs. Philo Jewell of
Weybridge was largely attended Satur-
day afternoon, many from this village
being present. Further notice will be
found In Weybridge items.
Calvin Foote, who has been sick for
five weeks, is reported as improving
slowly. Mr.. Foote is nearly 90 years old
and his many friends in the county will
rejoice if he reaches the century mark.
DR.. A. J. Culver has gone to Philadel-
pha, where he is to enter the Pennsyl-
vania Dental college and take post
graduate. DR.. Patterson of Putney will
have charge of his office duling his alb
sence.
A petition for a writ of mandamus has
been brought in the supreme court to
compel Justice Otto p. Moore to furnish
record of the case of State VS.. Ken
worthy, same to be used as evidence In
the case State VS.. Donoway.
j. Wesley Murdoch, who has been for
quite period employed in the Marshall
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connection there on the lst of October
and take the position of night operator
in the Addison County Telephone ex-
change.
The delegates from the several Sunday
schools who attended the county Sunday
school convention at Orwell on Friday
and Saturday report a very interesting
session, and the most attentive enter
/ toi gentlemen
of that place.
The G.. 5. Gale post. G. y. r., of
| Bridport held its annual meeting and
dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Frost of
Wey5ridge street Saturday. There were
twelve members of the post present
with their wives and very enjoyable
day was spent.
The village fathers have discontinued
the street sprinkler, evidently believing
that summer is ended and this is the
autumn of our discomfort. The business
men on Main street do not appreciate the
order, and only the small boy on the
bicN Gle is happy.
George E. Marshall proprietor of the
Union block general store, accompanied
by his head clerk, S. II. Aines, started
on Monday for Boston, New York and
Providence, X. l.. to purchase goods for
the holiday season. They will be abb
sent week or ten days.
The funeral of the late Nelson
Mitchell was held from st. Mary's
church on Sunday afternoon. Rev.
Father shannon ofliciated. Many friends
of the family from this village and out
of town attended, and the interment
was in the family lot in St. Mary :
cemetery
The swell wedding of the month at
Rutland occurred Tuesday morning at
the Church of the Sacred Heart of Mary,
when Miss Blanche +. LaMoureuX and
Louis W. Charbonneau were united in
marriage by Rev. y. ProulX. Among
those from out of town who were pres
: ent as invited guests were Mr.. and Mrs
Bruno La CIoiX of MiddlburY.
r The funeral services of Mrs. Irs
t Smith, whose remains were brought
here from Malone, y. Y, on Saturday
I were held at the residence of her son
MIR. Gustavus Smith, on Munger stree
at ! o'clock Sunday afternoon. Tit
Rev. Mr.. Dean OBLIGATED and larg'
concourse Of friends attended. The in
terment WAS in the family plot in Nun
ger street cemetery.
Edgar Sanford has some of the fines
plums of the Greeley variety that W
have yet seen. Some sneak thief ha
= been helping himself, but Mr.. Sanfor
! has measured his tracks and reward
offered for his apprehension. As MI
e Sanford has given away all the plum
II he has raised except what he has wante
for his own use, this kind of snea
Is thieving is all the more despicable.
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