Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1903-08-07
MIDDLEBURY LOCAL NEWS

Monday.
Mrs. Swasey of Milford, Mass, is the
guest of c. d. Earle.
Miss Molle Kendall has gone to Pitts
field, Mass, for short stay.
r. II. Brown spent Sunday with
friends in Burlington returning Monday.
Miss Agnes Kennedy has been in Bur
lington for few days the guest of rela-
tives.
George Sanderson and son Carl, of
Burlington are the guests of Mr.. Charles
Youtt.
Peter Smith of Rutland has been the
guest of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs James
Smith.
Miss Emeline Tiden has returned to
town after a several weeks stay in
Buffalo, n. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. II. d. Briggs and daugh-
ter from Brandon visited at l.. B. Board
mans Friday.
Miss Eta Allbee, who has been for
some time past in Melrose, Mass, has
returned to town.
Miss Katie Metcalfe of Montreal is the
guest of Miss Eleanor Veit at the Episco-
pal Rectory on Court street
Mrs. Wiggin who has been spending
the past month in camp at Thompson
| Point has returned to town.
Miss Bertha Gilmore, has gone to
| Bread Loaf where she will spend the
remainder of the summer
Mrs Byington and daughter, Mrs.
! Fitch, from Constable, n. y, recently
visited at l.. b. Boardman's.
Mrs. c. NJ. Bosworth and two daugh-
ters of Bristol spent few days with her
brother, l.. b. Boardman, recently.
Mr.. A. w. Wooley who has been
spending the past month with his family
in town has returned to New York
Some of the most interesting news this
week is found in the Want and For Sale
columns. BE sure and read these columns.
Mrs Redfern and daughters of New
York, who have been guests at the
Addison for the past month have gone to
the Adrondacks
E. p. Cushman and family went Sat
urday to Thompsons Point where they
will spend the month of August in their
summer cottage.
Thirteen boxes of high grade, late
style box paper, worth G0c. to 81 per
box, to be closed out at % per cent dis
count. This is a bargain.
l.. o. Allen, son and daughter of Ii
conderOga, y. y. have been in town the
past week called here by the illness and
death of Mrs. l.. O. Allen.
As a sample of rapid mail transit we
would instance paper mailed at Rut-
land July 23d and received at Middlebury
3lst. This beats the old stage coach.
I'll
weeks vacation at her home in North
Ferrisburgh, has returned to town and
has resumed her duties at Bond Brothers
as bot keeper.
j. c. Brand and Miss Belva Bruffa of
Port Henry, n. Y. spent Sunday at b.
II. Lanes. Miss Jessie Brand who has been
spending ten days at Mr.. Lanes returned
with them
Mrs. William Wheeler and son, Alden.
who have been the guests of Mrs. ),
Hartwel Kendall for the past two
months, have returned to her home in
San Francisco.
The funeral services of the late Thomas
Sullivan were held from st. Marys
Catholic church, Tuesday morning, Rev.
Fr. Shannon officiating. Burial was in
the West cemetery.
The executive committee of Cos. B,
and f. Fifth Vt. volunteers, of the Civil
War. will meet in the G.. A. r. hall OF
this village on August and make prep
arations for their annual reunion.
Frank Spear has resigned his position
with the Register company and went tC
st. Adams Saturday, where he has
secured a fine pOslti, II with the Cum
ming's Printing company of that city
Will readers who desire to purchase
patent medicine or other articles adver
Used in these columns insist on being
supplied by the retailer with the exact
goods that they require, and not permit
themselves to be put off with something
else in their place:
Merritt Stowe returned from the White
Mountains Thursday where he has haC
charge of drug store in one of the biz
hotels. He reports very few people al
the hotels and the season a failure. The
Maple Wood, at Bethlehem, has had few
er guests than help so far, and will clost
this week if business is not better. BreaC
Loaf Inn on the contrary is enjo ing
successful season, and another big cot
tagr is being built to accommodate the
rapidly growing business
Report of Bradstreet's show manufac
| turing interests in Vermont are in flour
ishing condition and the prospects fol
the fall are encouraging. Farmers art
as busy in securing hay as the weather
will permit, but there has been SO mucl
, rain the curing of the hay has been in
terfered with. Crops in general ar,
backward and while there will be only
light harvest in comparison with som,
other years, there will still be a fai
, yield. Creamery business is good anC
{ all marketable farm produce brings ;
good price. Business is good in Middle
bury, the marble works are doing wei
and prospects for farmers in this vicinit,
have improved of late.
If ,,o,, oro NOT anita otie6 od with tb,