Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1902-03-28
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

Command e. Ford's company have de-
cided upon the following list of plays for
the week April Z to II in Mlddlebury
Monday, "Fanchon the Crlcket;" Tues
day, Lady Audley's Secret;' Wednes-
day, "Prince of Liars; :" Thursday, 1.-TWO
Orphans;" Friday, "East Lynn" Satur-
day matinee, "Ten Nights in Bar
ROOM evening, "Sapho."
John B. Foote, who is visiting his twin
brother in Michigan, writes the REGIS
TER the impression made upon a native
Vermonter by the great peach-orchards
of that state, and his sense of being lost
without the Green Mountains. He notes
the interesting fact that he and his twin
brother had been married over 80 years
at the time their wives died.
The Montpelier Argus says that the
first musical convention of Vermont
was held at Montpelier in May, 1889.
1t was organized by Moses d. Cheney.
The officers were: President, Joshua
Bates, president of Mlddlebury col
lege; vice president, E. p. Walton, Jr.;
secretary, E. p. Walton, Jr. treasurer,
Solomon Durgin director, Moses E.
Cheney; organist, John Ii. Paddock.
Reserved seats can now be secured tor
the last of the Century Clubs course of
entertainments--th Mendelssohn Quar-
tette company. 1t shows here next
Wednesday evening, April 2, and good
seats are likely to be at premium IL
season-ticket holders wait till the last
day before moving in the matter. Single
ticket purchasers will attend to that
There is only one Mendelssohn Quartette
in the course and this is it.
Invitations have been received in town
for the marriage of Mrs. Carrie E. Lang
worthy Lyman, daughter of the late
Walter Langworthy, and Benjamin F.
Stetson at Elizabethtown, n. Y, We'd
nesday afternoon, April 2, at ! 80 o'clock.
The ceremony will take place in the Con-
gregatonal church. Mrs. Lyman has
many friends here and Mr.. Stetson is the
landlord of the Deer's Head Inn at Eliza
BEETHOVEN and one of the most popular
men in the Adirondack region.
Senator Proctor has presented to the
President the name of George r. Wales.
formerly of this county, graduate of
Middlebury college and now a special
examiner in the civil service commission,
for the position made vacant by the res
ignation of Civil Service Commissioner
w. A. Rodenberg. Mr. Wales has been
in the service for abont ten years past,
and is thoroughly conversant with the
workings of the system. If ability and
an intimate knowledge of the work are
considered he should receive the APP
pointment.
Milo Race, a young man "A years old
who was employed by Mr.. Kellogg or
the Shackett farm one mile south of the
village, disappeared one week ago last
Tuesday, the day of the blizzard, and sc
far there is no trace of his movements OF
whereabouts. He is subject to fits, and
fears are expressed that he wandered of
during one of these spells and persisted
in the storm. He was slender with black
eyes and a swarthy complexion ant
small black moustache. Anyone having
seen him should address VIM. jackson
MiddlebuTy.
The annual meeting of the voters Of
school district No. 1 was held in the
graded school building Tuesday after
noon at o'clock. The following pru
dental committee was elected: A.
Marshall, Thomas f. Boyce, Dr. +. II
Martin, DR.. L. f. Mullen and Ira IL. Ii
Fleur. 4 tax of GO cents on dollar wa
voted. F. A. Bond was made audito
and c. f. Pinney treasurer. 1t wa!
voted to have the school report printed
and distributed among the taxpayers, ant
to submit list of supplies among thu
local dealers for bids, the same to b.
given to the lowest bidder.