Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1902-03-14

Blytne OF buTllDStOu WeIe lile Rues's vi
Mr.. and Mrs. Allan Calhoun during the
week.
Eugene Shambo is absent from his
duties in Bond Bros store on account of
Illness, having gone to his home in
Brandon.
Mrs. John A. Goodrich of Pasadena,
Cal. and two children are visiting at
Dwight Mathews in the east part of
the town.
Frank f. Shepard sold his household
goods at auction Monday before going to
Bellows Falls as manager of the Hotel
Windham.
Fred w. Beckwith returned Wednesday
from Providence, II. l., where he has
been attending Bryant 81 STATIONS bust
ness college.
John @. Dickinson has rented the
Mead farm on the lake shore and has
been moving his household effects dur.
ing the week.
Mrs. Mary Boylan returned last Satur-
day from Rutland, where she has been
caring for her sister, Mrs. John McGold-
rick, during the latter's illness.
d, Miss Anna Daniels Is in New York this
week. Later she proceeds to Fort Ed
ward, n. Y, to resume her position as
trimmer in millinery establishment.
Mrs. j. w. Lawrence is attending the
millinery openings in Boston and New
York. Miss Inez Satterlee has been en-
gagged by her as trimmer for this season.
Mrs. S. D. Surprise was called Satur-
day to Maxvile, Ontario, by the serious
illness of her father. Mr.. Surprise
accompanied her as far as Rouses Point,
N. Y.
Letters addressed as follows are at the
postoflice unclaimed: Mrs. NJ. Russell,
Mr.. II. Bausman, Mr.. George Boak, r.
F. brennan, Esq, Mr.. Ed. Vernon, Geo.
Wilson.
The funeral of Adolphus ,Marceilles of
Whiting was held at st. Mary's church
Wednesday morning, Rev. Father Shan
non officiating. The burial was in the
west cemetery.
Mrs. w. H. Brewster gave tea Friday
afternoon in honor of Mrs. Joseph A.
Peck of New York. A large number of
Mrs. Peck's friends were present and a
very enjoyable time was passed.
The third funeral of the week in ST
Mary's was that of Daniel Shackett OF
Cornwall, which occurred Thursday, Rey,
, j. d. Shannon having charge. The
burial was in the Catholic cemetery.
At the Congregational church next
Sunday evening at 80 o'clock, Mr.
, Simms will deliver the lecture, which
: was postponed on account of the storm
: two weeks ago, upon Henry WARD
Beecher.'
The Father Daley council, knights Of
Columbus, has purchased the Sayre;
place on Main street of +. NJ. Sayre'
of Rochester, n. Y. The house will
be entirely remOdeled for the use of the
| council as club house.
Mrs. Fred Marsailles, who had beer
a sufferer from cancer for long time
died at her home on Main street Sun
day, aged &c years. A husband and sor
survive. The funeral was held from
st. Mary's church Tuesday morning
Rev. j. ID. Shannon officiating. Buria
was made in the West cemetery.
Earle ii. Wells, civil engineer, who
was employed on the new water work:
, system last summer, was in town last
week. He has been engaged in building
: a railroad at Alpha, Mich, but has come
: east to accept better place with the
! New York Central. His headquarter:
this summer will be at Newburg.
, Word has been received in town o.
the-death of John Sullivan of Quincy
Ill. lie was the son of Mrs. Sullivan
= oe
Mr.. Sullivan died in the Quincy hospita
last Thursday, after short illness, a
5 the age of 81 years. He is survived b,
mother and a slster-Miss Ellel
I Sullivan of this town. He was
member of company B, 9Th Vernon
G Volunteers, and served from the begin
ming TO the close of the CIVIL war.
p The REGISTER is always more thai
glad to have its friends send in items o
o news or communications of general in
terest; but it would ask them to bear i
mind that it takes a week to get tn
> paper out and that space of exceptions
length cannot be arranged for at tn
last hour before going to press. OrdinaI
lily the last two days are reserved for put
y ting in type matter that comes witt
regularity each week, and when an uneA
|. pected contribution Is received at sucl
time it Is handled only with much in
d convenience.
St. Mary's Church society will give
Is high-class variety entertainment at tn
town hall ne xt Monday evening. Beside
If the local talent, which will present tw
short comedies with songs, dances an
It character sketches, the following QUITO
town artists will appear: Miss Kath
is rine MCGOWAN of Troy, N. Y, soprar
soloist and reader; Miss Kate CALVIN, OF
!, of Brattleboro's favorte singers; Mi!
Maysie Calvin of BrattleborO, chl
yiOlinist Prof. John III, Parker of Bur