Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1902-09-19

Pierre Weisgerber of Paris returned
with Prof Parker Williamson and is
with him the guest of A. NJ. Williamson.
Miss Katherine Pelton, who gave
ballad recital here at the close of her va
cation, has returned to her home in New
York.
Miss Ida Lewis is back from vaca-
ton spent in Potsdam, n. Y, and has
resumed her work as clerk in the post
office.
Miss Mary Gee and Mrs. Josie Calvin
have returned from New York, where
they have been buying fail and winter
goods.
Miss Julia Seymour is much improved
from treatment at the Fanny Allen hos
pital, where she has been for quite a
period.
Miss Ida Harrington and Miss Ada
Spencer have returned to Boston, after
visit of six weeks with Mrs. Mary 1ar-
rington.
Gardiner Allen has returned to New
Haven, Conn, after spending three
weeks the guest of his aunt, Mrs Du-
gald Stewart.
Arthur NJ. Coffin of Boston has joined
Mrs. Coffin at the Addison. Mrs. Coffin,
who has been sick for several months, is
able to ride out.
Miss Gcnevieve Mcmahon has left
college and gone to the Villa Marie at
Montreal for three years course in
French and German.
A. B. fuller, trainer for the Bayside
stock farms at Rochester, n. y, has been
in town and vicinity looking after Nor
gan horses this week.
Mrs. Philip Manchester returned to
Albany Saturday, after spending two
months in town the guest of her aunt,
Mrs. Dugald Stewart.
After a stay of month with relatives
in the village, Misses Florence and
Mamie Piper have returned to their
home in Worcester, Mass.
Prof. william w. McGilton, with
Mrs. McGilton. have returned from
Kennebuckport Me-, where they have
spent the college vacation.
Mrs. Harbour of Gaspe, Canada. is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. w. L. For
sythe. Miss Eleanor Wet came with her
, and will spend the winter here.
) Attorney Edmund w. Burke, who has
hcen with relatives at Port Henry, n.
: Y, for six weeks, has returned and re-
opened his office in the Battell block.
Mr. and Mrs. Stoddard B. Martin with
party of friends from North Ferris
burgh, were guests of Mr. Martins
sister Mrs. Henry Hammond Monday.
= Seymour Teflt of Waterbury, one of
= the best news paper canvassers in the
state, was in town Tuesday in the inter
t ests of the Vermont Farmers Advocate.
] The funeral of L. Aines was held
, from st. Mary's Roman Catholic church
, Monday, Rev. j. ID. Shannon officiating
9 Burial was made in the Catholic Gene
terry.
Z Miss Alice Renaud of the New Eng
land Telephone company is visiting
friends in Vergennes and her sister
Y Edith is taking ner place in the central
Z office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis ST. Mary have fol
= guests Mrs. Patrick Mccormick and
5 daughter Nellie of Buffalo, n. Y. The
visitors were formerly residents of this
y village.
a Mrs. j. Allen Warner and child return
to Albany today friday, after having
, spent the summer in town with Mrs
a Warmers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 6 5
Wainwright.
{. William Guernsey, who has beer
: SPENDING the summer with his parents
Rev. and Mrs. +. j. Guernsey, went t
his former home in Troy Monday for :
;, 10 days visit.
Hon. Robert Cartmell and family hav'
. closed their summer house "The Blrches'
at Thompson's Point and with Mrs. l.. {
. Wiggin who spent the summer with then
returned to town.
y y DR.. f. p. Russell, Charles Youtt, Ed
- ward Rogers, Henry Hayes and Rober
Nancy have returned from the thre
J. days reunion of the 9TH Vermont valun
e teers at Long Point.
Rev. w. Il. Forsythe, rector of 81
Stephens, is expected back today (Fri
&c day. from three weeks stay in Canad
and Burlington and will hold the usua
W services in the church on Sunday.
s. Mrs. w. II. Rowe, who has been wit
her daughter, Mrs. Harris Phillips
o through the summer, has gone TO Man
er chester to visit her son Charles. Mrs
Phillips accompanied her for a few days
10 stay.
d, Horace G. Velsey. the popular repr,
sentative for j. l.. ThompsOn's Sons
id Co. Of Troy, who has been of the roa
re on account of sickness for two month;
was In town last week and receive
u, warm greetings from his numerou
y, friends.
Mrs. William jackson, who has bee
IN spending several days visiting friends
~ ~ Northfield, returned Monday evening o
" the 5 II train, having to wait over Nv
hours ia Burlington, owing TO the beal
ne tifu connections made there betwee
T. the Central Vermont and Rutland Ry.
The funeral of Miss Mildred Moo
et was held from the home of her parent
IS Mr.. and Mrs. Milo X. Moore, on We
bridge street Saturday. Rev. Thomi
n Simms had charge. The floral tribute
lat were numerous and beautiful. Villa
Severance, Ernest C. Severance, Harl
.e. Youtt and Roy Robbins acted as bea
VS. ers, Burial was made in the cemetel
In the Mead district.
va DR.. l.. f. Mellen and Mrs. Mellen lie
a Friday afternoon for the west. He
one of the state delegates to the So
,o- erelgn Grand Lodge of Odd Felloy
IN which conyenes at Des Moines, la, ne