Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1902-10-17

Edward II. Thomas went to New
York and Philadelphia Wednesday for
ten days stay.
Harry Cushman, who sustained
sprained ankle while playing football, is
about on crutches.
p. II. Galley returned to Burlington
Wednesday after being in town for
week on business.
Miss Ruth Bowdlch. who has been
visiting friends in Burlington, returned
home Wednesday.
Mrs. Barker, who has been ruralizing
at Fletcher's camp on the lake shore,
has returned home.
p. V. Hathaway has returned from n
visit of several days duration in Bur-
lington and Milton.
Upward of 90 tickets to the musical
festival at Burlington were sold at the
station here this week.
Mrs. Arthur Delphia has received
some cotton bolls and buds sent by her
sister from Isola, Miss.
The Essay club will meet with Miss
Daisy LCushman Monday afternoon at
half past three o'clock.
William Murray and Miss Mary
Cotfey, in Bristol, Sunday.
E. A. Crowell has returned to Boston
after visit of two weeks at the home of
his brother-in law, Rev. f o. Taylor,
Mrs. \. w. Dickens, Mrs. Nellie Tay-
lOr. Miss WOrden and MIR. and Mrs. C..
F. Rich have returned from New York.
The finder of roll of bankbills con-
tanning about S25 will be handsomely
rewarded by calling at the Register office.
j. +. Jones, boOkkeeper for the Bran
don Italian Marble company, is in Fair
haven, owing to the illness of his sister.
Miss Jessca Stewart has returned from
three months visit to the family of
her brother, Z. b. Stewart, IN Colorado
Mr.. and Mrs. Dana. who have been
guests of the Addison for the past
month, returned to New York Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Ruff. who has been a guest of her
sister, Mrs. Oscar Cushman, of Wash
ington street has returned to her home
in St. Louis.
Mrs. George Stevens has been visiting
her mother in Burlington. The latter
has returned with her daughter and is
visiting her family.
The southbound flyer now leaves this
station at II :56 =. NJ. instead of rs, as
formerly, and the northbound at 20
p. NJ. instead of > 26.
A local party comprising Mrs. Ernest
c. Rich. Mrs. Isaac ) Stearns, Mrs
Edward Clay and Mrs. Henry Hammond
spent Saturday at Long Point.
Z Deacon Henry J. Wilcox died Wednes
day evening, aged So Years. The funeral
will take place at 3 o'clock this afternoon
ut the Congregational church.
The condition of Calvin Foote, who
has been i'll for several weeks, is re-
ported as somewhat improved. Mr..
FoOte is nearly 90 years of age
Course tickets for the series of enter
tainments to be given by the Century club
can be procured at the stores of Miss
| Goodrich and Miss Waugh, and at Jack
sons studio.
Farmers are rushing their apples to
market, many loads being delivered at
the depot daily. Buyers are swapping
up choice lots at 81 per barrel and see
onds at Sl.50
John Brown, who WAS hit on his face
a few days since while working on the
new Catholic church. is so far recovered
as to he able TO resume work, His nos,
was bruised and "A cash WAS cut in hi
face. He resides on the Weybridg(
Road.
Mrs. Clara kirkpatrick, of Chicago, l.
visiting her cousin. Miss Mary \. Mills
Mrs. kirkpatrick Is one of The famous
"Tonnesen Sisters" artistic photograph
ers. whose beautiful work is seen il
many of the leading magazines an(
periodicals of the day.
:. b. Aines. of this village. was called
70 the home of his mother, Mrs. Henri
eta Aines. who died In Cornwall Wed
pesdav. The funeral will he held frcn
St Mary's church. tomorrow, (Satur
day. morning. Rev Father Shannon
will Otliciate.