Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1903-10-02

Mrs. j. H. Lura and children have
returned from a visit with relatives in
Fair Haven.
The large iron girders for the Murk-
land block have arrived and will soon be
put in place.
John Lowell, who runs Bond Bros
delivery wagon, is confined to the house
by sickness.
The Eclectic society holds its first fall
meeting on Tuesday, October 6, with
Miss Maude +. Melen.
H. s. Brookins and his nephew F. G.
Brookins spent Wednesday with Mr.
and Mrs. F. S. Whiting.
Note advt. Situation Wanted" 1t
will interest anyone desiring thoroughly
competent housekeeper.
John Gotta has broken ground on Sey-
mour street for a new house, which he
will occupy when completed.
The masons have the Dyer block
plastered and the carpenters will begin
to put the finish on this week.
Miss May Jones of Waterbury, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Isaac William
son, and family for few days
l.. B. Boardman lost valuable horse
Sunday. 1t was struck by lightning in
an open field and instantly killed.
Mrs G. B. Shedrick has returned home
after spending ten days with her brother,
Clinton Smith, in Washington, ID. G.
p. Hathaway returned this week from
visit in Rutland, and went Wednesday
/ to Burlington to remain some time with
relatives.
The auxiliary of the Womans Board
of Foreign Missions will meet with Mrs.
+. G. Bryant Tuesday afternoon at
o'clock, Oct 9th.
William r. Derby has returned from
Essex. y. y, where he was called to
attend the funeral of his grandfather,
William r. Derby.
Mrs Leon j. Yeaw and child returned
to Rutland Wednesday after an extended
visit with Mrs. Yeaw's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Cady.
Mrs. Nellie Hart Woodwork of st.
Adams is spending some weeks as guest
in the home of her cousin T. =. ID.
Matthews of Cornwall.
George Beatty has returned to his
home in Providence, r. l., after visit
in town with relatives. His wife will
remain for several weeks.
Mrs. O. \. Comstock and Mrs. William
NIorcombe picked "A quantity of red
raspberrries the last dayof September and
sent liberal quantity to the editor
Miss Goodrich has returned from New
York markets. She will have no regular
opening days but show the latest styles
every week day. See her ad.
Fayette Lasher of New Haven is in
tending to return to Middlebury to live
and expects to have a place ON Wev-
bridge street near where he formerly
lived.
Yesterday was the opening day at Gee
Sisters and profusion of beautiful fall
and winter millinery was shown. Call
today or tomorrow and see the new
styles.
The Brandon Italian Marble Co. have
added a griter to their plant as well as
large additions to their working force.
The company has a lot of orders
ahead.
Dugald Z. LaBounty Is expected home
soon after a few weeks stay in Boston,
Mass, and Providence, r. |. Word has
been received that he is having a very
pleasant vacation.
Letters addressed as follows are at the
pOstotfice unclaimed: Miss Susie Evans,
Miss Lottie Macomber. w. II. Blanchard,
J.. IL. Knights, Mr.. Sam Learned, Mr..
Austin LOOMS, Mr.. Jenkins, Repr.
Fred b. Nash has gone to Bennington.
where he has secured a desirable position
with Harry Willoughby, hardware
j dealer and market man. who was him
self a former resident of Middlebury and
well-liked young man.
At the Congregational church next
Sunday will be observed as Rally Day"
for the Sunday school In the morning
the pastor will preach upon Bible Study.
and at 1880 p. m, upon The Value of
the Body in Self-Culture.
Mrs. j. w. Lawrence is showing a
bewildering array of lovely things for
ladies in the latest fall and winter styles
at her opening today and tomorrow.
See them and make your husband miser-
able by presenting him with a little
"bill." 7
Mrs. j. H. Lura and children WIG
went to Fairhaven and stayed through
the fair there, have returned to town.
Mrs. Adolphus Lura, mother of Mr.. Lura
who had been here for a couple of weeks
visit to her son returned to Fairhaven
with them.
Miss Hattie Hamilton, who has been
visiting Mrs. George Walker for the past
six weeks, started for her home in
Rochester, N. Y, Wednesday. Mrs.
Walker accompanied her and they ex-
pect to spend a week in the Deerfield
Valley in Massachusetts.