Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1902-06-13
LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF.

Sunday with his aunt. Mrs. M. a. MUM
roe.
Miss Sophia Wainwright went to Bel
lows Falls last Saturday for an extended
stay.
Mrs. Smith Shedrick and children of
Chicago are at Belden Shedrick's for the
summer.
Wallace Arnold broke his arm last
Friday night by fall from the steps of
his home.
Mrs. a. G. Beach has returned from a
two weeks visit to her daughter in
Poultney.
Mary A. Bruya. widow of Charles
Bruya, has been granted a pension of
SIS month.
Mrs. jerome B. holland returned We'd
nesday from weeks visit to her sister
in Burlington.
Mrs. Joseph A. Peck of New York is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Brewster.
Adolphus McKirryher of Rutland,
formerly clerk at the Hotel Allen, was in
town over Sunday.
Harry G. Shaw went to Montpelier
Saturday, where he will be city editor of
the Daily Journal.
Professor and Mrs. Charles ID. Mead of
Orangeburg, 5. c., are at their summer
home south of the village.
Miss Mary McNulla went last week to
Schroon Lake, n. Y, where she has a
position in summer hotel.
Miss Benoit, who has been visiting her
sister Mrs. Joseph Lura for two weeks,
returned to Brandon Monday.
Attorney Edmund w. Burke, who is
in poor health, is with his brother in Port
Henry, n. Y, for few weeks.
Mrs. A. f. Aldrich and child of New
York are visiting Mrs Aldrich's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. James L. Kingsley.
The prudential committee of the Ben
nington high school have engaged Prof.
Albert w. Narney as principal for another
year.
John Hodges has gone to Blairsville.
Pa, where he will be assistant super
intendent of the Metropolitan Insurance
company.
+. w. Bacon who has been a comp osi-
tor in the REGISTER office for the past
year and half, has gone to Castleton to
work in a job Office. The family will
move there July l.
Two men from Boston took IS trout,
weighing from two to six pounds each
from Lake Dunmore as the result of two
days fishing last week.
Rev. f. j. Guernsey was in Troy this
week to witness the graduation of his
daughter, Miss Grace Guernsey, from the
Emma Willard school.
w. c. Danyew has torn down the
barns at the rear of his North Pleasant
street house, greatly improving the APP
pearance of the property.
a. j. Marshall is back from a ten
days visit to relatives in Hartford.
Mrs. Marshall and Miss Glare will re-
main in Hartford for sometime.
f. II. Thomas made the successful
guess on the weight of the cake of soap
in X. S. Benedict's window; 537 pounds
secured the prize of s. worth of grocer
les.
Mrs. A. X. Carr returned Monday from
visit of two weeks duration in New
York. She was accompanied by her son
Reid l.. Carr who is studying law in
Manhattan.
Mrs. +. II. Thomas returned Saturday
from a two weeks visit in Northteld
Her daughter, Miss Berniece who is
teacher In the Mortified school came
home with her for the summer vacation.
DR.. Z. II. Martin, DR.. d. G. Noble,
+. NJ. Chapman, Isaac Stems, William
ii. Brewster, Alfred C.. Woodward and
Frank Hubbard attended the meetings of
the Grand Masonic bodies at Burlington
this week.
Miss Jessca Stewart and Elizabeth
Wilds went Monday to Northampton,
Mass, to attend the commencement of
the Chaplin Preparatory School which
occurred this week. Miss Sophia Wids is
one of the graduating class.
r. w. McCuen owner, and +. l..
Hindley editor of the Enterprise of Yer
GENES with Mrs. McCuen, Mrs. F. b.
Phelps and Miss kingsland, were in town
Friday, to witness the base ball game
between Middlebury and L. V. NJ.
DR.. l.. +. Mellen Will close his office
Saturday and Monday, as he will be in
Northampton at the commencement of
Smiths college. His daughter Miss
Maud Mellen and Miss Jessie Brainerd
are members of the graduating class.
Invitations have been received for the
marriage of Miss Helen Nipgen Fincke
and DR.. ID. G.. Reilly at Dayton, o..
Wednesday, June Is. DR.. Reilly is one
of the best known physicians in Dayton
and has hosts of friends in Middlebury
and vicinity.
George NJ Delaney of Burlington has
force of % men with carts and horses
at work upon the old fair ground race
track. The ends are 10 be lowered and a
new road bed put in. 1t is intended to
make this track one of the finest half
mile courses in Vermont.
Joseph Guyet was arrested Sunday
bV officer Moore and lodged in iail for
breach of the peace. Before Justice O.
z. Moore Monday he was fined 81 with
costs amounting in all to S7.s5 or the
alternative sentence of 40 days in the
workhouse at Rutland. States Attorney
j. b. Donoway prosecuted.
The interior of the Baptist church has
been handsomely decorated by holland
Brothers. The side walls are done in
white, while the cross beams and the
roof appears In cream color. The women
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