Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1902-12-26

L
lege is spending the holidays with his
parents at West Rutland.
Charles Westall, Jr., aud Miss Hill.
dreth, of Richmond, are spending the
week at Charles Westall's.
Rev. f. o. Taylor will speak on the
Pilgrims Progress at the Sunday evening
service at the Baptist church.
Rufus Langworthy and family, of
Hinsdale, N. H., are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs Myrop II. Langworthy.
Miss Foy, of Springfield, Mass, has
! finished her season as trimmer with Mrs.
Lawrence and returned to her home
The best lighted store, so far as the
arrangement of the light is concerned in
town, is the new Trudell drug store.
Advertisers will please send In changes
early next week, Monday if possible, as
nearly every ad. in the paper will have
to be changed.
Prof and Mrs. Guy B. Horton we're
guests of Mrs. Horizons parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j, NJ. Bushey of Royce street, Rut-
land, Christmas.
Reid L. Carr, of New York, arrived in
town Wednesday to remain with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. X. Carr, until
after the holidays.
The highest the thermometer registered
was 10 above. the past week, at noon,
and the lowest was yesterday s above at
sunrise. See weather report.
The annual meeting of the Middlebury
Cooperative Creamery Association will
be held in the basement of the town
hall Saturday evening at 10 o'clock
The annual business meeting of the
( Baptist church will be held in the vestry
of the church next Tuesday evening at
! 80 for the election Of officers, etc,
Miss Emelyn Tilden and Miss Gee.
teachers in the State Normal school at
Johnson, visited Miss IIortense Drake
the first part of the week. Miss 'Tiden
went to Brooklyn Wednesday to visit
her sister, Mrs. Arthur l.. James.
Bond Brothers remembered the Regis
ter force with box of Golden Wedding
cigars. an act that was gres tly appre-
ciated by all the happy recipients, who
Join with the Register in wishing this
firm happy and prosperous New
Year.
Walter Whttemore. Mrs. Bertha
Martel, Charles Wilkinson and Mabel
Brassau were taken to the House of Cor
rection at Rutland by Sheriff Chapman
on Saturday last, where they will serve
out the terms to which they were SEN
fenced at the recent term of County
Court.
milford Il, Burt so long the manager
of the DR.. ID. \. Bisbee drug store.
opposite pine Hail. in this place, has
purchased the stock and fixtures the
papers being drawn yesterday, and has
taken post ssion. Mr. Burt thoroughly
understands this business and his many
friends will wish him success in his
business venture. He will have an inn
portant announcement TO make next
week.
There is much complaint of late be-
cause of the lateness of trains. especially
from the south, on the Rutland railroad.
People who 60 To the station and have to
wait from half an hour to several hours
are naturally indignant and disposed to
blame this road. We have looked up
several cases and find that nine times out
of ten the fault is with the connecting
roads at Bellows Falls, or from New
\ ork, and not the fault of this road at
all. The trains from the north. thar do
not have to wait for connections are very
nearly on time. The Rutland is doing
full better than most of the other great
sy stems this bad winter and with the
poor coal supply, to keep its trains on
time