Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1903-03-06

Mrs Electa Kingsley is visiting Miss
Jennie Seeley.
The Essay club will meet on Monday,
March 9, with Mrs. Thomas Simms.
The Century club will meet next We'd
nesday evening with Mrs. B. F. Wells.
Dr. w. B. Guy of Saratoga made his
monthly visit at the Addison March
and .,
Mr.. Edward Cushman is making his
semi-annual trip to Boston and New
York
The Fortnightly club smet with Mrs
John Stewart on Court street Monday
afternoon.
Miss Ida d. Stickney spent Sunday
with Miss Verna Child at the latter's
home in Weybridge.
Mrs. N. j. Renaud and daughter,
Margaret of Vergennes spent Monday
with Miss Lucy Renaud.
C. A. Edgerton has returned to his
home in Mortified, Vt, after "a few
days visit with his son. who is in college.
Mr.. Cary Prentis Ladd of Manchester,
Vt, has been spending few days in
town the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. j. f.
Crane.
Mrs. Walter Billings has returned from
Los Angeles, California, where she has
been for the past two months the guest
of her sister and family.
Peter Strack, who has been carrying
on the John Holiday farm for the past
year, bas purchased a farm in Town
send, VT. and will take possession
April /.
Letters addressed as follows are at
this office unclaimed:
II. Harrison.
Miss TIME Perkins.
Mrs. Nellie Green Smith
The Teachers examination which
was held in the basement of the town
hall the first of the week, was attended
by about So There were several from
out of town besides several of the high
school scholars.
} Letters have been received from Rev.
John M. Thomas and Mrs. Thomas an
: nouncing safe ocean voyage and a
happy arrival at Wernigerode, Germany
which place for few weeks is to be
their home.
| f. H. Thomas is again confined to the
house. He had just recovered from a
short sickness and was able to be out a
little when he fell on the ice and severely
sprained himself so that he will be con
fined for some time.
The several obituary notices on, page 8
were all received in season for last week 6
issue, but were crowded out together
Z with over column of local correspond
ence because of lack of space and time
To put same in type.
4 Some miscreant is poisoning pets in
. the village. A Scotch collie dog belong
i ing to Arthur Brassee. a water spaniel
! the property of Thomas Buckley, anC
. Myron Langworthy's pet cat have dice
within few days, and all with symp
toms of poisoning.
Graham's Southern Speciality company
showed at the opera house, "Wednesday
evening to large and appreciativt
audience. and the entertainment wa:
one of the best of its kind ever giver
in Middlebury. By special request they
will play return engagement here
Tuesday evening, March 10,
Mrs Margaret Foyer died at the home
of her niece, Miss Rebecca Nc Goldricb
on Franklin street. Monday afternoon, al
the age of 80 years. She is survived by
Misses Margaret and Rebecca Nc Gold
rick. The funeral was held from st
Marys church, Wednesday morning, a
8 O'clock and the interment was in tn,
family plot in the west cemetery. Faith
err Shannon, rector of the church, otiicl
AIRED:
A quiet home wedding took place on
Thursday afternoon at three o'clock, a
|the house of Mr.. and Mrs c. II. Reese
on New Haven St., when their daughter
Emily was united in marriage to Waite
p. Hunt, of New Haven, by the Rev
Thomas Simms, pastor of the Congrega
= tional church of Middlebury. After tn
ceremony wedding supper was givel
to the immediate relatives The hous
% was tastefully decorated for the occasion
- with ported plants and cut flowers. MI
and Mrs. Hunt left on the afternoon trai
I for a short trip after which they will re
side in New Haven.
y The annual meeting of the Addison
County Union of the Y. Z. S. G. E., wa
a held in the Congregational church o
Saturday, Feb %, and was largely al
a tended. The program as printed in thi
d paper last week was carried out A ba'
~ ket lunch was served at noon. At :3t
"a Prof A. F. Howes led a devotional an
praise service. The reports of the seN
eral committees were then heard and az
'e cepted, and the following officers wer
IN elected: president, George ID. Jones
Whiting vice-president, A. F. Howel
n Middlebury; secretary, Miss Mary /
in Willmarth. Addison; treasurer, Mrs. ,
|. McQuivey, Bread Loaf; superintenC
h. ent Junior work. Mrs. b. F. Swift, o
8. well. The meeting was complete SUI
cess.