Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1903-08-28

Miss Josephine Ready has returned to
Burlington after visiting at William
Farrells.
Miss H. E. Hamilton of Rochester. N.
Y, was guest of Mrs. George Walker
the past week.
More rain fell Thursday much to the
disgust of everyone who wished the fair
weather to continue.
Miss Pauline LaCroix who has been
visiting in West Rutland for four weeks
has returned home.
Miss Alice Morrison has returned to st.
Adams after visiting Mrs. L. NJ. Morrison
for the past two weeks.
Eugene Mccarthy has returned from
his vacation and is again handling the
pastboards at the depot.
Samuel Bacon and Miss Augusta Ba-
con, of Hartford, are visiting their
sister, Mrs A. j. Marshall
James II. Rafter of Worcester, Mass.
was in town this week in the interests of
the Smith Premier typewriter.
Postmaster and Mrs. l.. H. Skiff and
Miss Elizabeth Wilds spent Sunday with
friends at Highgate Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Bacon and two
atives in Leicester Junction.
Prof. Edward Roscoe and family, of
Waterbury,. are visitors at Dr. j. G.
Wellingtons and II. H. Bryant's.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. H. Cushman have re-
turned from weeks visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. Warner Bott at Mech island.
The Rev. E. o. Taylor and family are
back from two weeks vacation spent
at the Emo cottage, Thompson's Point. Z
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Hoag have re-
turned from two weeks vacation
spent at the Stems cottage, Long
Point.
Mrs. Fred Lavelley and daughter,
Miss Florence, of Winooski are the
guests of Mrs. Margaret Gilmour on
Seminary street.
Miss Lillian Ross and Miss May Ross
gave a tea party Friday afternoon in
honor of Miss Susan Grace of Milwaukee,
former resident
! Antoinette and Doria LaCroix daugh-
ters of Joseph LaCroix from West Rut-
land are visiting their uncle, Bruno La
Croix, in Middlebury.
Col. Walter T. Chester has been spend
ing the week with friends in East Ro-
chester, N. H., the guests of exLandlord
Page late of the Logan House.
The school catalogue, issued annually
by the Prudential committee, is out for
1903 and can be had by calling on
Principal Howes on College hill.
Mr.. and Mrs Lemuel r. Brown, who
have been visitors at the home of John
a. James in Weybridge, started for their
home in Olivet, Mich, Monday.
Herbert Twitchell, who holds respon-
sible position with the Chase National
bank, in New York, is visiting his
father, Ira Twitchell, of Weybridge.
Thomas Grimes of Lebanon, N. H.,
was in town recently. Mr. Grimes was
formerly employed by A. w. Carey in
his blacksmith shop on Court street.
Master Will V. Hagar Of Weybridge
is going into the poultry business and
has saved up his money and had fine
hen house built. He will breed Rhode
Island Reds.
Milo Moore bid off the Potter property
on Washington street sold Tuesday at
auction by order of the court to settle
the estate. He paid S525 for the house,
and S145 for the building lot.
There is a large demand for rooms by
students who wish to enter the Middle
bury graded school this fall, and any
who can spare a room or two will confer
a favor on the committee by advls-
ing Principal Howes of the fact
Owing to i'll health, William Nichols
formerly of Middebury, has sold the
Rensselaer, Herald to Henry G. Mcmillan.
Mr.. Nichols is son-in-law of NJ. A. Peck
ESQ, of this place and was at one time
editor of the Addison county Star.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Buttolph with Mr.
and Mrs. G. G. Leavenworth, who have
been their guests, spent Friday at Lake
Dunmore. They brought back a fine
bass which weighed five and one. half
pounds, as the net result of their trip.
Work was commenced Monday on the
Rev. c.. S. Murkland site next the river
where two fine business blocks will bt
built. A solid stone pier is being erected
close to the first pier to the stone arcl
bridge on which the framework for tn,
corner that projects over the river vii
rest
Johnnie Breen, w. Conway and Pete
Smith of this village and Ned Vain
wright of Salisbury were before Justice
A. A. Fletcher, Monday, on charge of in
toxication They all plead guilty to tn
charge and were fined So and cost
amounting in the first three to $l1.1O ant
the latter Sl2.20, which they paid AM
! were discharged.
l. Misses Mary Bell of Dayton, O.. Edit
and Reba Lux of Utica, N. Y, Hattie
Fraser of London, Canada and Lillial
Wainwright of Lawrence, Mass, are tn
guests of the Misses Cushman and Ian
y for 10 days. These young ladies have jus
: returned from Hellmuth college reunion
! at Thompson's point, where they spen
r the month of August.
The catalogue of the Middlebur,
graded school was issued last week