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

William Gorham of Vergennes visited
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. j.. Gorham,
Thursday.
Edward Downs of Rutland was a
guest on Tuesday of the family of a. w.
kingsland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lacroix have returned
from a weeks visit at their former home
in Rutland.
George Morcomb has returned from
a several weeks stay at the Mary
Fletcher hospital.
Mrs. Freeman has returned to Green
field, Mass, after a stay of several
months in town.
Prof. James Ten Brooke has returned
to Toronto university, after a visit to
Miss Ellie Daunis.
The Century Club will meet next Mon
day evening, Sept. 18th, with Miss Dau-
mis- at Miss Parker's.
Samuel Bacon, Jr., and family have
removed to Ludlow, where Mr.. Bacon is
engaged in building.
The Upper electric plant is shut down
for a few days, while a new water
wheel is being installed.
Virgil Thomas and family of New
York were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Thomas this week.
Touissant Kidder, who has been visit
ing friends in SherbroOke, Can. for a
week, has returned home.
Mr.. O. p. Moore of South Pleasant
street, is having a spacious and elegant
piazza added to his residence.
The college foot ball team will have a
contest on the college campus tomorrow
afternoon with the Barre team.
Miss l.. A. Goodrich has returned from
New York. where she has been purchas-
ng millinery goods for the fall trade
Fred NJ. Foote. L. s. Knights, James
Duba and p. j. Donnellv attended the
races at Port Henry. n. y, Wednesday.
Isaac Shapiro, proprietor of the Boston
store, will visit Boston and New York
next week to procure goods for the fall
trade.
Mrs. f. Stewart, Miss Myrtle Stewart
of Manchester, y. H., and Mrs. Mary
Carey of Barre are guests of William
Morcomb.
Robert Cartmell and family and Miss
Louise Wiggin have returned from
T%hompson's Point where they have been
since July.
Mr.. c. F. Tomey, who recently came
from Boston to work in Covert's barber
shop, has returned with his family to the
former city.
Miss Lux has. returned to her home in
Utica, y. y. after visiting with her
friends Miss Daisy Cushman and Miss
Jessie Lane for some weeks.
The Hawthorne Club will resume its
regular meetings Tuesday evening, Sept.
Both, with Miss Emma Higley, observing
the twenty-hfth anniversary of its found
ing.
Mrs. II. NJ. Seely and Miss 5. f.
Archibald will represent the Century
Club, at the meeting of the State FEEDER
alton of Woman's club, at Waterbury
next week.
Peter Dwire lost a pOcketbOOk con.
tanning Sl3l and valuable papers We'd
nesday and it was found and promptly
returned to him by Miss Ella Barton,
daughter of Ira Taylor.
Clarence II. Bigelow of Waltham and
Miss Francis f. Lamon of Weybridgo
were married at the parsonage of the
Congregational church on Wednesday
by the Rev. Thomas Simms.
The lower room of the town hall will
be open on Tuesday next for the recep
ton of articles contributed to the rum
mage sale to take place at the town hal
on Wednesday and Thursday.
DR.. +. p. Russell. Col. Walter Chester
= c. w. Page, Joseph Seiders ard +. /.
Walker went on a steam yacht trip dow
the river from Vergennes and across TN
Lake to Westport and Essex. y. Y.
, The recitations of VIII Carleton at IT,,
opera house this evening, will be an op
1 %portunity of attending a first-class en-
tertainment seldom offered. The ne
proceeds are to go TO the Baptist Churcl
: society.
a. j. Marshall has in his possession
. bin for coal delivered by Mr.. Vallette II
1864. The load weighed 2030 pound
r and the price was SIPS. Mr.. Marshal
says the highest price he ever receive,
was Sl3 "A ton.
The biggest bargain in box papers eve
at he Register Book Store-all regula
linen and bond paper always sold AT %
: and up per box for only 6 cents. Onl,
! 90 boxes at that price.
The first American Sewing Machin
was invented and made in Monkton. Vt,
u in 1918, by Rev. John Adams Dodge.
Baptist minister. The late Simeon Hol
y ton made a machine that is thought L
r anticipate the Singer machine.
Letters addressed as follows are at tn
r ~postotiice unclaimed Mrs. F. A. Rich
I ardson, Mrs. Alan Saiers, Mrs. Ellie
Smith, Mrs. A. b. Stevens, F. Bush