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

Miss Alice Cushman of Washington
street has for a guest Miss Burwell of
North Carolina.
Fred Miner, who has been for some
In the state of Maine, has returned to his
home In Bridport.
Mrs. Jones of Vergennes has returned
home, after visiting the family of A. I.
Calhoun for a week.
Anselom Stragg and grandson Thomas,
are guests of the family of Peter Stragg,
a son of the former.
Miss Lizzie James, who has been the
guest of Mr.. Champion James, has left
for Garrison's, n. Y.
Samuel Bacon, who has been visiting
his family on High street, has returned
to his work in Ludlow.
Louis Setback, who works in the Rogers
Il Wells mill, lost four fingers on the right
hand on a saw yesterday.
Rev. w. II. Deane left on Tuesday for
Burlington, where he will visit with the
family of a sister for a week.
Albert Burton Smith has returned to
Troy, after spending three months with
his sister, Mrs. Charles Pratt.
Miss Clara Gallup has returned to
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visit at Rev. f. j. G%uernsey's.
Mrs. C. NJ. Morrison of Franklin street
is at Rutland during the fair, visiting
friends as well as sightseeing.
John Hyde, of ~Ticonderoga, y. Y, who
has been a guest of relatives here for a
week, returned home yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Duba have re-
turned to Bristol after a ten days visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. James Duba.
Mrs. Daniel Lyman and two sons Of
Athol, Mass, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Robert Calhoun, or High street.
DR.. Harry Wells has returned to his
home in Meadville, Pa, after spending
the summer with friends in town.
Miss Genevieve Mcmahon leaves
Monday for Montreal to take a three
years course in French and German.
Mrs. d. A. Perry, accompanied by
a little ''fresh air girl" from New York
City, recently visited at Wm. B~eatty's.
William Powers has returned to Keene,
n. H., after spending two weeks in town,
the guest of his aunt, Miss Lucy Tinney.
Manfred Il. Burt, manager of Bisbee's
drug store. has gone to his old home in
Saratoga. n. Y, for a two weeks vaca-
ton.
Miss Wilmarth, who has been a guest
Of Miss Frances Warner of Weybridge
street, has returned to her home in Addi-
son.
DIR. and Mrs. Arthur w. Bingham have
returned to New York city, after visit
ing with relatives In town for some
weeks.
Miss Anna Daniels is visiting relatives
At R~ri6OpnnFt Conn and will p,oEa a
trip TO New York City before her return
home.
Rev. a.. l.. Powell of Addison will
preach at the Baptist church Sunday in
in exchange with the pastor, Rev. f. O.
Taylor.
Rev. II. NJ. Davidson of New York,
who has beer passing his vacation at
Bread Loaf Inn, left for his home yes.
terday.
The Century Club has booked Moore's
famous Chicago military band and or
chestra for its first entertainment this
season.
George X. Drake has finished a three
months engagement with the St. Albars
base ball club and returned home to this
village.
Mr.. Frank Farnsworth, Jr.. and Miss
Pauline Wilcox have returned home aft, r
a visit of two weeks with friends in Mat
tison, Conn.
Send or hand in all the little items Of
local news. The REGISTER reporters
Try TO get it all but they will miss some
If 0ou do not help.
Keep your eyes on the want and for
sale and the local notice columns. This
week parties are wanting to buy 5000
cedar poles, etc., etc.
The "lansees' who occupied the park
during the fair left il Uttered with scraps
of paper and other garbage, which
should be cleared up.
Mrs. Warner Bot has returned to her
home in Albany, after being the guest
of Miss Alice Cushman Of Washington
street for a few days.
Harlow Peck of Bridport. father of
Mrs. f.. f. lockwood of this village,
who has been i'll for some time, is fail
ing fast for the past few days.
Chief Engineer George Kidder. Charles
+. Rich, Mark Blssette and Frank II.
~tone attended the State Fircman's Con.
%vention at ST. Adams on Thursday.
Earl l.. Cushman has returned to Jer-
sey City, after spending the summer at
| the home Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. O.
I'll. Cushman, on Washington street.
b. l. Lane has the thanks of the en-
, tire Register force for a liberal supply
of the most delicious pears, plums. eic..
OF the season. None finer are o W