Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1903-06-26
MlDDLEBURY LOCAL NEWS

to work in a summer hotel.
\ son was born to Mr. and Mrs John |
A. Fletcher Friday morning.
Miss Rose Wimarth Of Addison visited !
friends in town the past week.
The Misses Fish. of Ticonderoga, were |
in town to attend Commencement.
Miss Ruth Simms has gone to Phila |
delphia, where she will spend the sum
mer.
Miss Elizabeth Merrill of Wallingford,
was in town to attend commence
ment.
George Sargent, of Chicago. was in
town the latter part of last week and the
first of this.
Charles Andrews Munroe, of Chicago,
Ill, is visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. A. Munroe.
Miss Rose Wilmarth, of Addison, has
been spending the past week in town
with friends.
Miss Ruth Simms leaves today for
Philadelphia where she will spend the
next two months.
William Sullivan has gone to Boston.
where he has position with his brother.
j. w. Sullivan.
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few days i'm town.
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Is nome loI '"e s"'i''''e''
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y land slide ON the Bennington nut
land division rldaY maze the HNer an
hour ana nan lat" as theY had TO carry
ny tle S"ue'
Mis-, ANNE Mrtralf ana MISS Allce
Metcall were called to their home IN
Marbehead. Mass last sunday, by the
serious illness of their father.
Rev. Mr.. Graves of Burlington a form
err pastor of the st. Stephens church will
occupy the pulpit at both the morning
and evening services here on Sunday
Miss Pauline Prast completed on Sat
urdav NIGHT most successful season.
in the millinery business with Mrs. J.
w. Lawrence. and returned to her home
IN BROOKLYN. y, \
On account of the pastors absence
durino July the Communion service
with rec.pfinn of members at the Con-
orepational church. will be administered
neyt sunday morninp.
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SATURDAY ana 'lle usual me oi - anu
Costs 9ViIo, was assessed 9ta .T vs.
fmad az and nn.ts or e5i IN PntI,
fneC u,are na;d
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@, me It'heTal services oi MIS- T ISraei
Sllachett, WhoSe oeath occurred lhlli .7
gay hleht at ner nome east OF I1ie VII
| la8e' were le'u iloili 81 mary hoiiiai'
Oa1hollc Chuich Oh oatuiuay ihOIliihe
at Glock' heN' r. onailn UI oiilciat-
my. Inc oullal was III 'he es' GENIE
tery'
a valued subscriber suggests that, at
the next high school COMMENCEMENT e%-
erclses, small admission be charged,
suihcient 10 keep the hlus OUT OF Ile gar
ier!. ne says .iidI IL was iiilpossio,e 10
near anything there as the boys mace so
much noise boys TOO that were large
enough 10 KNOW better
At the annual meeting of the retail
clerks union of this village Friday even
ing the following officers were elected
President, P. Lacroix: vice president,
\. Brasee; second vice president Eugene
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