Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1903-01-09

MTs. OTace murray has returned 10
Massasoit, Mass, after ten days's visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Luther
Stowe.
Mrs. James McPhearson has returned
to her home in Morrisfield, n. Y. after
several weeks visit in town with
relatives.
Edward Wooster, who spent the holt
days with his parents, went to Warren,
n. H., where he will reioin the Luciers'
Minstrels.
Prof. w. w. Eaton has been granted
leave of absence of one year beginning
next July. He and his wife will spend
it abroad.
Luther Curran of Ripton, and Maud
| Hawley of Mddebury, were united in
marriage, Wednesday morning by Rev.
5. w. Bidewell.
The funeral services of Charles
Mitchell of New Haven, were held at st.
Mary's Roman Catholic church, Wed
nesday morning.
Miss Lucia f. Avery returned to I.o-
Gust Valley, New York, where she is
teaching the Latin department of the
Friends Academy.
Seneca Randall. Mrs. Randall and son
have returned from Saranac. n. Y. where
they have spent the past year, they will
make this their future home.
The fourth quarterly conference meet
ing of the Methodist church will be held
Monday next at 10 o'clock Presiding
Elder G.. w. Brown will preside.
William Jackson, Ira NJ. Taylor, G.. Z.
Stevens, John Sears and Kirk Piper had
very successful New Years hunt. They
baged two owls and nine rabbits.
Frank Lasher, of East Chazy, n. Y,
who has been visiting his nephew,
Frank Lasher of this village. returned
home Wednesday, after a weeks stay.
The Century club will meet with Mrs.
NJ. II. Eddy, Tuesday evening January
18th at q: 10 o'clock. The attention of
the members is called to the change in
date.
Letters addressed as follows are at the
post-oflice unclaimed Miss Maud Dus-
ton, Miss Flora Miner, Mrs. Stephen
Palmer. Miss Eva l.. Stewart, F. Bush,
Esq, Mr.. George NJ. Mutt.
The Womans Auxiliary of the St.
Stephens Episcopal church, met with
Mrs. Robert Cartmell, Thursday after
noon and a very social time was had and
papers were read by Mrs. DR.. Stearns.
Napolean DeRouin and Rosalna Har-
cote, were united In marriage at ST.
Mary's Roman Catholic church, Thurs
day morning by Rev. Father Shannon.
The contracting parties were both of
this town.
At the annual meeting of the Battell
Hose Co., No. 3, the following officers
were elected. foreman, Mark Ri, sete /;
first asst, Peter Donnelly; second asst II,
I
Richard Bedore.
Miss Nellie Halpin has gone to Wor-
cesier, Mass, 10 visit her brothers, Frank
Nj. and John ii. Halpin, from there she
will go to Bridgeport, Conn.,. to visit her
sister and husband, DR.. and Mrs. Watson.
and also her sister, Agnes.
John III. Sargent former landlord of
the Hotel Logan who has spent the past
six months In Washington, ID c., and
Holy oke, Mass, was in town Saturday.
MIR. Sargent will return about April and
resume his duties as landlord at the
Logan.
Mr.. Edward Fales has returned from
Worcester, Mass. were he has been un
der treatment at Mr.. A II Browns pri-
waite sanitorum. He has greatly improved
In his two months stay there and he now
thinks that he will soon be in good
health.
Col. S. A. Illsley, with his character
istic generosity and liberalty has come
to the aid of the Baptist church and
paid the balance of the debt that this
society has been trying so hard to ralse
for some time.
Roy X Bicknell, who was severely
burned about the face and on the arms
Wednesday, while trying to accelerate
the fire under the boiler. used in heating
the Register block, with kerosene oil. is
doing as well MS could be expected The
blisters broke yesterday and he suffered
considerable pain.
The Sunday school scholars of the ST
Stephens Episcopal church were given
a scciable in the large banquet hall of
the Lake Dunmore lodge of | O. o. f.
Tuesday evening. Ii was largely at
tended by the Young people and very
enjoyable evening was spent. Refresh
m-rts were St rived.
Rev. Jerome NJ GelOt for several yeors
pastor of st. Marys Roman Catholic
church here and later In charge of the
church In UndrThil has been granted "A
leave of abs nee owing To the health and
has gone 10 Spring field, Mass TOR a few
days before going 10 Norfolk, Va to
remain during the winter.
4 Z The annual meeting of the Volun.
ytesrs of IS Hose was held In their hail
on Tuesday evening and the following