Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1903-10-09

Miss Louise MacKennon, of Menasha,
Wis. is the guest of Miss Daisy Cush-
man.
Miss Ruth Bowdish is attending the
Musical festival in Burlington this
week.
James Farrell, who has been ill for
nearly year, is thought to have gained
of late
Peter Wilson, of Leicester, was in
town over Sunday, on a visit to his
relatives.
Ex-Gov. and Miss Jessica Stewart have
returned from a short stay at Bread
Loaf Inn.
Look out for change in time on Rut-
land railroad next Sunday night and
don't get left.
Miss Mary Phelps is spending several
days in Burlington, taking part in the
Musical festival.
Mrs. James L. Hall, who was'quite i'll
last week, is now much improved and
nearly well again.
Col. and Mrs. Ilsley will entertain a
large number of friends at whist Octo-
Der 10Th at the Addison.
Miss L. n. Cady, former resident,
but now of Port Henry, y. Y, is the
guest of friends in town.
Mrs. Timothy Neville, of Vergennes,
was the guest of her sister, Mrs. Robert
Cartmell, during the week.
The heavy and very welcome rain here
Sunday night was the first downpour of
much consequence in nearly two months.
Miss Josephine Pierce, of Chelsea,
/ Mass, has returned to her home after a
, weeks visit with Mrs. E. p Cush-
man.
,, Mrs. Synthia Parkhurst, of Ripon,
. Wis, was the guest of her nephew
a Frank A. Bond, and family, during the
: week.
Timothy Boardman. former resident.
d, but now of Montpelier, has returned to
:. his home after visiting relatives in
town.
= Joe Kelley, who lives out about mile
7 on the Weybridge road, saw two deer
" on his farm last week. They were quite
- tame.
4. Miss May Jones has returned to Water
I. bury. after a two weeks stay with her
sister, Mrs. Isaac Williamson, and
e family.
- Dugald E. LaBountv, who was clerk
If for the firm of +. LaBounty & Co., has
|. gone to North Scituate r. l., where he
If is attending college.
T. Fayette Lasher returned to town
Sunday morning from Brattleboro
y where he went for visit to relatives
e. q, and to take in the big fair.
" There will be meeting of the Fort.
nightly club at Mrs John II. Stewart
Of Monday afternoon, October -. Al
e, members are cordially invited.
N On Wednesday of last week Mrs. l.
y B. Boardman, Mrs. r. H. Boardman anC
Miss Mary X. Pierson visited Mrs
t. Frances Kingsley, of Salisbury.
ut Deputy Sheriff Howard Orchard, Of
Sc Shorenam, was in town this week on
IS business trip, and his many friends were
d glad to have a chance to shake his hanC
again.
. Miss Eva Palstridge, who has been il
the New England exchange for the pas
month, has returned to Burlington
Miss Field, of Burlington, has taken he
place.
b. b. Hope, who is Ill with disease o
the stomach and liver. not of the kid
neys as hitherto stated, is believed to b
slightly better, but is not by any mean
out of danger.
\ &. E. Marshall expects to open hi
! handsome new store III the NJ Il. cnurcl
block next Tuesday afternoon. \ full
description of this beautiful store viii
appear in our next issue.
Miss Katherine McHugh, who was il
4 the Hotel Brunswick at Rochester, y
\ H., at the time of the recent fire, an,
who escaped uninjured, arrived il
town Saturday and will stay some tim
with her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Downs are max
ing extensive repairs on the farm hous
at East Cornwall, which they bough
last fall. They are going to have one c
the finest small farms in Addison county
when their projected Improvements ar
fully carried out.
Mddlebury probably has more goo
. musicians, both vocalists and instru
mentalists, than any other place in tn
state according to population, and til
delegation of music lovers from Middl,
bury to the big festival in Burlngto
vn this week has been a large and enth,
siastic one.
a K. LaBounty moved his stock
groceries, teas, etc, from the store O
on, Seymour street to his house on the cornt
of Court and Pleasant streets, yesterda
after his advt. on page was printe,
ON He is away on the road with his car
and his customers will always be sure
rs finding some one to wait on them at IL
house.