Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1903-06-19
County, Oeps
VERGENNE S.

Ira W. Upper is seriously ill from
heart trouble.
Mis- Estrlle Smith of Burlington is Wis
iting Miss Mae Burroughs of Naltham.
james Benton and Miss Anna Grandey
returned Saturday from a visit to MI
and Mrs Calvin Norton of Middlebury.
c. II. Marshall has returned from Corn
wall, where he has been putting up
| windmill and a system of water works on
the farm of Silas Jewett.
William Carter has recovered sfffi-
GENTLY from his recent fall from tree
as To he able to he moved to the home OF
ms parents Saturday morning and Is
doing as well as could he expected.
The funeral services of Frank Richards,
who died Thursday morning from per-
foration of the stomach and bowels was
held at Richards homestead in PantOn
Saturday at p. M, the Rev. X. X.
Davies officiating. The bearers were Oil
yer Bishop. E. = Bristol, 5. G. Hawley
and Pierre Otis
The commencement exercises Of the
Nergennes high school at the opera house
Friday afternoon were largely attended.
The excellent programme was carried
out in manner that reflected much cred
ii on teachers and pupils. Especially tine
music was furnished by Nittum's orches-
ira and was much enjoyed by those pres
ent.
Mr.. Warner. member of the firm of
the Warren Electric company of San
dusky. Ohio with the manager of their
Boston office was IN town Friday with
c. &. Wells. manager of the Middlebury
Electric Light companys plant, looking
over the Warren alternator in the Yer
] Iiact1iT | itrbt commands tllqOt
Nh Wells is contemplating charging the
capacity of their plant at Middlebury.
In its issue of May -. the Register
printed about two columns of short
items under the head of The License
Law" all clipped from the daily papers
Of the state, showing the working of the
new law. Among these was one dated
Nergennes. May 9 that some have
thought reflected upon Constable Delano,
OF Fenl,burgL on account of similarity
of names. This was not So. The DelanO
fined was from Burlington, not Ferris
hurgh and Constable IDrlano never has
or viii figure IN court except a. the
champion of law and order The Bur-
liugtou party may have plead guilty
under an assumed name for the sake of
his Burlington reputation or for spite.
Thomas Butler, well known and pros
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Eh,,,1' Eri'ia, af,o,nnou a%ad II vaors
On l''' Nrr Hntierl fam bn,se and
oh all i've -''' 'Southuiidin"s vere dastroyed Lv
,,l ~, +,,,i,,, ~ sava bs nro,,ertv he
ra.,;r,,d ..,eral serio,. hurnl nnon his
head and body. from which and the
shock to his nervous system he never re-
covered The deceased wa, born i'm Xii
brillon Ireland. in 1929 He came to
mis- country in 1852 and settled in Monk
ton. where he lived until 1919, when he
came to thi, CITY. where he resided about
: a wear. after which he moved to Pauton
where ne has since lived He il survived
bv wife ana one son, Edward J. Butler
Of Panton. The funeral services were
held at ST. Peters Church Monday.
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