Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1903-06-19
MlDDlEBURY LOCAL NEWS

Darrell Butterllelu VINO mas boen QulIe
sick, is slowly recovering.
Miss Colleen Dickinson. of Benson, is
the guest of Miss Rita Mumoe.
Miss Breta Fletcher. of Bridport, is the
guest of Miss Madeline Foote.
Bert Dimmocl of Rutland spent few
days the first of the week in town.
Mrs. Arthur Burns and children, of
Proctor. are visitors at I. p. Burns.
II. w Brewster is making repairs on
his residence on Washington street.
Carl Sanderson of Burlington is visit
ing his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. +.
NOutt.
Cecile Dickinson, the young daughter
of George Dickinson, is sick with pneu-
mnri1.
j. ,pau,dmg has been in town for the
past week visiting his brother, Wright
Spaulding.
Edward Larocl has returned from
visit of two weeks duration with his
sister in Boston.
Miss Mary Towle has gone for an
extended visit with relatives in Boston
and at the Seashore.
Miss Sophia Wilds, who has been study
ing i'm Northampton, Mass, for the past
year Is IN town for the summer
Mis- Elizabeth Farn-worth has gone
to the Beckwith cottage ON ThOmpson's
Point. where She viii spend the summer.
Mrs. s. Hartwen Kendall and Miss
/ Kendall have issued invitations for "a
dancing party in Taylor Hall, Tuesday.
June 81.
Col and Mrs. Illsley returned last week
ti- &
ada, where Mrs Illsley land d some very
handsome trout.
Miss Alunroe entertained number of
friend, Thursday afternoon at her home
ou Seminary street IN honor of Miss
Floss, of Nergenncs.
The town is rapidly filling up with
visitors for the college commencement
which begins with the baccalaureate
sermon next Sunday
Mrs. Isaac 5. Stems was in Rutland
Wednesday in attendance at the meet
ing of the diocesan executive council Of
the Episcopal church.
Write all your friends to come to Mid
dlebury July Fourth Tell them we
shall have the biggest and best Celebra-
ton i'm Western Vermont.
\ new mail car from Boston to Al
burgh junction is now run through Mid
dlebury going south on the 1l:fj p. m.
train and north at BIS a. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Wheeler were in
Burlington this week to see their daugh-
ter, Mis-, Harriet Wheeler, who is at the
Mary Fletcher hospital where She under
went a surgical operation.
a handsome specimen Of the horned
owl caught alive by Stanley Doulette,
a 10 year. old boy in West Cornwall after
a hard fight. attracted much attention
on the streets here Saturday.
Reid L. Carr, who recently graduated
from the New York Law school with
highest honors in class numbering
nearly 300, is with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. \. *. Carr, for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Daniels have
issued cards for the marriage of their
daughter. Miss Mary Harriet Daniels to
Joseph John Monta to take place at St.
Mary's church, Monday, June 29th at 8
o'clock.
Fred Hamilton, of Salisbury. was in
town Monday in the interests Of the
great fair of the Addison County Agri-
cultural society, September l, ,. and
4, that promises to be the greatest fair
ever held in western Vermont.
Sunday was observed as Children's
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Atwood Brothers ana strong OF wood
STOCK, VINO recently purchased the
cloihihg business OF FRANK \; Bond,
iallhS 10 he aple To- rent suitable quar-
tcrS, nave purchased the building lot OF
T.. H. Clay and nave a force Omen Mt
work clearing 1t up and VIII erect iine
business block thereon as soon as pos
slble
Patrick McMahon, Andrew SignOr and