Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1903-04-10

Roy Bicknell assumed his duties Mon
day morning as delivery clerk for w. E.
Perley.
Miss E. j. Rogers, who has spent the
winter in Colorado, returned here
Monday.
Rev. Mr.. Goodell of Essex Junction
occupied the pulpit in the Baptist
church, Sunday.
Henry Brown, having finished work
in Bellows Falls, returned to his home
here Thursday
Mrs. W. T. Lafayette and son left
Saturday for Frontier n. Y, to reside
with her parents.
Mrs. James Sneden and son, Don have
moved into Mrs. Ward Newton's tene-
ment on Church street.
Miss Eta A. Hulett visited her
mother, Mrs. Fannie Hulett, in Walling-
ford several days last week.
The Young Womans Missionary
society will meet with Miss Jennie
Smith, Friday afternoon, April TO-
Miss Daisy Cushman of Mddlebury
came Thursday and remained over
Sunday the guest of Mrs. j. B. Ellis.
Mr.. and Mrs Alfred Ferguson have
moved into their house on North street,
recently purchased of Mrs. l.. Gilett.
Mrs. E. S. Sheldon will lead the Loyal
Workers meeting at the Advent church
Sunday evening. Topic. Mastery over
Evil"
Principal w. H. Bottsford attended
the meeting of the Vermont School
Masters club held in Burlington Friday
evening.
Miss Belle Powell, who has spent the
winter with Principal and Mrs. w. II.
Botsford, has returned to her home in
Addison.
Rev. II. L. Kelton, pastor of the
Methodist church. officiated at the
funeral of S. d. holland at New Haven
Mills, Thursday.
Jed Landon, brother of Fred Landon,
arrived in town Friday from Nebraska,
with car load of twenty one horses for
Fred Landon & Son.
Easter Opening of the most approved
styles in fine millinery at F. l. Wards
Friday and Saturday, April II and 70.
All are cordially invited.
"The Danger of Idleness' will be the
topic for the Epworth League meeting
Sunday evening at the Methodist church.
ID. f. Meader will lead the meeting
Mrs. Lottie Brooks, Mrs. Nellie Duncan
and Miss Inez Duba left Thursday morn
ing for Winthrop, Mass, where they
expect to remain during the simmer
season.
Arthur Lafayette. who is employed in
the Vermont Farm Machine company's
works in Bellows Falls, has been spend
ing "A few days with home friends, re-
turning to Bellows Falls Monday.
Mrs. c. w. Rogers, who has been
spending few days with friends in
town, went to New Haven, Monday
Next week Mrs. Rogers and Miss Grace
go to Niagara Falls, n. v, to reside
where Miss Rogers is to accept position
as book keeper and stenographer.
"Christ's Teaching about the Resur-
rection," will be the topic for the
Christian Endeavor societies at the
Baptist and Congregational churches
Sunday evening. Miss Daisy Pettibone
will lead the meeting at the Baptist
church and L. A. Hasseltine at the
Congregational church.
Day & Palmer's millinery parlors will
be the center of attraction for the ladies
Friday and Saturday, April 10 and l..
The newest ideas and the latest styles
known to the milliner's art, and dear to
every woman's heart, can be found dur
ing the opening days of this well known
establishment. Ladies, remember the
dates Friday and Saturday this week.
The Outlook club will hold its next
meeting with Mrs. Edmunds, Friday,
April 10. Subject, IAN Afternoon with
the Birds" The following papers will
be read: "The Coming of the Birds
Miss Mandana Norton; "Some Familiar
Birds, Miss Stewart; "Killooleet-Little
Sweet Voice." Miss Graves; Bird
Poems" Henay Van Dyke, Mrs.
Edmunds; Roll call Birds that | know.