Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1902-12-05
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

The next meeting of the Fortnightly
club will be held Tuesday evening, with
Miss Jessie Brainerd and Miss Leila
Duston, Composers Spohr, Shelly and
Tosti.
Former Governor j. w. Stewart and
Miss Jessica Stewart started Monday for
Colorado City, Col, where Miss Stewart
will visit her brother Z. b. Stewart until
spring.
Mrs. Louis J. Bruya and daughter
have returned to their home in Dandy
after a weeks stay in town with Mrs.
Bruyas parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Napoleon
LaPan.
DR.. Scott and Miss Margaret Gaynor
day, after spending Thanksgiving with
Miss Clara Stevens at Mrs. Jennie 5.
Pride's.
Mrs. May Sullivan is very sick
with iaundice at her home on Academy
street. Mrs. Sullivan is % years old and
fears are expressed that she will not
recover.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Williamson and
Mrs. n. a. Seymour went to Forest dae
Wednesday to attend the funeral of
George Monkton, Mrs. Williamson's
brotherinlaw.
The ladies of st. Stephens will hold
Christmas sale of aprons, fancy
articles, and cakes and candy in Mrs.
Ernest Rlch's parlors Wednesday after
noon and evening, December 10th.
Contributions solicited and every one
invited to come.
nd n
Rich were called to Montpelier Wednes-
day to give testimony before the legsla-
ture in the matter of the Communication of
the death sentence of Frank Shaw con-
victer of killing Deputy Sheriff Hoffman
of White River Sunction.
DR.. Trudell OF Rutland VINO bought the
drug store In the Union block over year
ago has taken possession Of the same.
holland Brothers are painting and de-
corating the store, when their work is
finished DR.. Trudell will open the place
as an up to date drug store.
At the regular meeting of the Volun-
teers of SIS Hose company Tuesday even
ing the following nominations of officers
were made Foreman, c. F. Rich and
William holland; first assistant, Ezra
Turner and Joseph Monty; second assist
ant, Ernest Huestis; secretary, Fred Mat
thews and Gardner Duncan clerk, James
Condor and Fred Mathews: delegate to
State convention. c. F. Rich, James Null
igan and Fred Matthews. The election
OCCURS on the first Tuesday in January,
1903.
There will be some what of departure
from the usual course of the Woman s
Auxiliary of ST. Stephens at the Decem-
Der meeting, ia that it will be held in the
evening, instead of the afternoon, and
that the men are invited. Ii will be
more of social than business meeting
Mrs. Woolsey, our diocesan president,
Will be present and tell us something OF
the Auxiliary work" All women OF
the congregation are not only invited
but earnestly requested to be present
And to the men we extend cordial inyi'
tatiOn.
Some time during Sunday an entrance
was made into the planning mill of Rogers
81 Wells, by prying open window over
the boiler room, thus gaining an entrance
to the main part of the mill. The mis-
creants stole few things from the book
keepers desk and clock from the pain
department. They evidently then went
to the market of Frank Shackett, where
an entrance was made on the back side
of the market by opening window
The clock was left there and a quantity
of cigars and tobacco were taken. The
tracks in the snow indicate that it wa:
the work of boys, as the shoe prints are
small.