Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1902-07-18
LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF.
Vegetation is growing rapidly.

! Mrs. Ezra turner ana cnlldren are
back from visiting relatives in Roches-
! ter.
John j. Hyde of Ticonderoga spent
Sunday with his mother, Mrs. John
Hyde.
Attorney w. L. Sullivan and daughter
of Chicago are the guests of relatives In
town.
Mrs. HaZen NJ. Parker and son of
Minneapolis are guests of Mrs. G. +,
Partridge.
The family of Rev. r. w. Darling have
moved to Boston where they will make
their home.
Miss Jessie Bran of Port Henry is
spending the week with her friend, Miss
Irma Lane.
Miss Edith Houghtallng of Albany
is visiting her mother. Mrs. Emma ID.
lIoughtaling.
Charles A. Piper and family have gone
to their cottage at Long Point for two
weeks outing.
Rev. w. T. Forsythe and family have
returned from weeks stay at Cream
Hill, ShOreham.
NJ. Wheaton, the tailor has returned
/ from a 10 days visit to his former home
at Keesevlle, n. Y.
Miss Nellie Japan has returned from
vacation spent with her sister, Mrs.
Louis Bruya in Boston.
Mrs. Emery Wissel and child haye
returned from weeks visitwth relatives
in ShOreham and Orwell.
A very successful ice cream sale was
held upon the lawn of Rev. +. O. Taylor
Tuesday evening, July 10.
c. j. Gleason, deputy u. S. internal
revenue collector for this district, was in
town last week on business.
Miss Jessica Stewart has gone to
Colorado to remain with her brother, r.
B. Stewart during the summer.
William Hammond of New York is
spending two weeks with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Hammond.
Charles f. Pinney cashier of the bank
is spending two weeks vacation at
knights Island, Lake Champain.
William Tennien, clerk at Pine Hall,
went with Mrs. Tennen Monday for
a weeks camping at Lake Dunmore.
If YOU do not take the Register and
receive a copy this week, please take it
as a personal invitation to subscribe.
Mrs. George Haskell of New Bedford,
Mass, with Mrs. Reynolds of Scranton,
Pa, are visitors at Postmaster Skiff's.
Miss Louise +. Lee is calling on the
ladies of Middlebury and demonstrating
the merits of patent article of utility.
James Hawker went last week to
/ Pueblo. Cal. where he will visit his son
James Hawker, Jr., for the rest of the
summer.
&. G.. Wells was made secretary and
treasurer of the organization of Electric
/ light men which was formed in Bellows
Falls last week.
Miss Gertrude Cornish who has been
visiting Miss Elizabath Pinney for the
past two weeks has gone to her home
in Worcester, Mass.
Frank A. Bond was elected treasurer
of the state Grand Lodge Knights of
Honor at the annual meeting held In
Jacksonville last week.
Fred Mathews is back as clerk at X.
). Benedict's after two weeks vacation
/ spent in New York and at the New
Jersey sea side resorts.
Rev. DR.. Martin Cady, pastor of the
| First Methodist church in Chicago, Will
preach in the Congregational church at
/ llle ulOTulDP SERVICE sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs John II. Sargent who
have been in Glens Falls, Haverhll
and Holyoke returned to town Saturday
and are at the Hotel Logan.
Rev. George w. C. Hill, pastor of the
Union church at Proctor, preached in
the Congregational church Sunday in
exchange with Rev. Thomas Simms.
h Isaac Williamson was married last
week Thursday night to Miss Grace
Jones. Rev. William II. Dean ofiiciated,
Mr.. and Mrs. Williamson will live in
town. 4
w. II. Brewster is back from Beach.
mond, Mass, where he went with Mrs
Brewster and Miss Dorothy Brewster
They will stay at the sea shore until the
middle of August.
Mrs. Burton Thompson has come from
New York and gone to the Cartmel
cottage at ThompsOn's Point, for the
summer. Mr.. Thompson will join the
party during August.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Bran and family
of Port Henry were the guests of B. II
Lane over Sunday. He was former
resident of this place and employed IL
the old Sun grist mill.
AIlnul lbIdNcts ClCih lOI Tlduh ~
Bond, returned Saturday from two
weeks vacation which he spent witt
Mrs. Brasse on carriage drive to theil
former home in Richford.
S. w. Jewett and sou have recently
bought two fine pigs of the Filstor
Farms at Glencoe, Md. They will keel
them for breeding purposes. They were
of the Poland China breed.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Lewis of Sun Prai
rie, Wis, and Mrs. Betsey Hale of Can
ton, n. Y, are visitors at Monro
Peck's. Mr.. Lewis and Mrs. Hale ar,
brother and sister to Mrs. Peck.
Harry A. Smith and Miss Mae f. Lang
ton of New Haven were married in Bristo
last week by Rev. ID. +. Coffey. Mr.
Smith has given up his place as clerk il
Rogers q Woodwards shoe store.
\ y There will be no service July y a
the Baptist church, the pastor, Rev. L
o. Taylor, having been selected to Civ,
the opening address before the churche
at his native town, Chatham Mass a