Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1902-09-12
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

on Main street, was called on Monday to
the bedside of his mother, Mrs. Nir-
ginia Aines at Cornwall who is alarming
ly i'll from complication of ailments.
There will he services at st. Stephens
church this friday evening at : 80
O'Clock. Mr.. Read will officate. Mr..
Read will also occupy the pulpit of this
church at the 10 40 service on Sabbath
morning.
Contractor Moore of Burlington who
has been improving the village walks on
several streets, is now doing good work
on South street. \ new walk will also
be laid in front of the Agricultural So
ciety's grounds.
Regular services will be resumed in the
Congregational church on Sunday next
The pastor, Rev. Thomas Slmms, will
oficiate at 1915 in the morning and 40
in the evening. The Christian Endeavor
Society will hold its meeting at G.45 pm
| DR.. E. p. Russell, Edward Rogers,
Aaron YoItt, Charles loutt, Robert
Nancy and Henry Hayes attended the
reunion of companies b and F, 9TH Yer
mont volunteers, at Long Point in Fer
risburg Wednesday, Thursday and Fri
day.
I 'Phe burdock bushes and other un-
Fseemly weeds lining some of our viii
lage streets should be cut down and re-
moved. The rpenng of the seeds and
Ftheir being scattered by the fall winds
will entail added work next year, as well
as prove nuisance.
| Mrs. Guernsey, wife of the Methods t
pastor, is obliged to go about upon
clutches, owing to a sprain to one of
her limbs some time since. The ailment
has been aggravated by a cold, the pro-
gress to recovery being retarded by
rheumatic symptoms.
Letters addressed as follows are at the
postoflice unclaimed: Miss Florence l..
Bashaw, Miss Caroline Bryant, Mrs.
Huffman, Mrs. Estelle n. Northrup,
Miss Emma Wisell, Mr.. Prof. F. Jim
enez, Mr.. Roy Kemp, Mr.. Harry G.
Stanuro, Geo. 5. Sinclair, Mr.. A. S.
Wells.
Rev. ID. j. Guernsey, pastor of the
Methodist church, Will ofiiciate at both
morning and evening services on Sunday
next. The subject of his morning SER
mon. at 10 80. will be Reward of Inten-
zion" The evening service will comprise
n brief discourse by the pastor with con-
ference exercise.
Prof. II. Parker Williamson, son of
MIR. \. Williamson Of this village, who
has been studying at an educational in.
stitutiOn in Paris for the past eight
months, is visiting at the home of his
father. He will soon leave for Chicago
where he is engaged as a preceptor in
the Chicago university.
J. C. Durick, well-known and highly
respected former resident of Middlebury
was the peoples choice for Represents
tive from Castleton, at the recent cleo
ton. Castleton may rest assured thai
her interests will be well cared for, anC
that no town In the state will send 8
more honorable, consideration, man, thar
Mr.. Durick.
Prof. Samuel Sheldon of the Brooklyn
Polytechnic Institute, has been appointed
assistant general electrician of the grea
Westinghouse Electrical Mfg Co. He
was graduate of Middlebury College
class of 1888, and is the son of Mrs. NJ
b. Sheldon of Weybridge street, and {
brother of w. ii. Sheldon and Mrs. G.. ID
Miner.
The storm of wind and rain on Tues
day was quite disastrous In its effects il
this vicinity. Besides mixing up auC
breaking some of the telephone and tele
graph wires, the damage to fruit is i'm
mense. Farmers who came to town oil
Wednesday say that in some localtie;
at least one-half the larger fruits were
blown from the trees, and in many in
stances large limbs were broken of
Nearly two inches of water is said t
have fallen during the night.