Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1903-08-21
MlDDLEBURY LOCALS.

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Henry Westall visited friends at
Queen City park last week.
Miss Eleanor Crane, of Passaic, N. y,
is visiting relatives in town.
C. G. Leavenworth of Cleveland has
joined his family at the hotel Logan.
Miss Goodrich has still few trimmed
hats for sale at reduced prices. Advt.
William H. Nichols and wife of Rens-
selaer, n. Y, are visitors at j. Nj. Peck's.
Edward and Miss Julia Bond are TAX
ing a two weeks vacation at the sea-
side.
Miss Wright poisoned her hands badly
while pulling weeds in her garden last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond of Rutland
have visited friends in town the past
week.
DR.. and Mrs F. E. Farmer attended
the Severy-Bump wedding at Brandon
Tuesday night.
Mrs. Fred Daniels and son, of Orwell,
are visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Hayes.
Miss M. Elizabeth Pinney has gone to
Bar Harbor, Portland and Boston for a
two weeks stay.
Mrs. G. w. Story and Miss Mary Story
of Chilicothe, o., are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. L. S. Knight.
The metal ceiling is being put on the
Atwood 81 Co. store which is rapidly
approaching completion.
Remember the Register Book store
carries the best line of fashionable
stationery in the county.
c. H. Pratt and his nephew, A. L.
Smith, of Troy, n. Y, are camping near
Gardner's island for a few days.
c. Is. Russell and family and Miss Ida
Waugh have returned from an outing in
the Bingham cottage at Long Point.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. NJ. White returned to
Keene, n. H., Tuesday after an extended
visit in the family of DR.. l.. E. Melen.
Mrs. George Walker has sold her farm
east of the village to Peter Mayo, Of
Addison, who will take possession this
fall.
Take advantage of our great offer and
send the Register to some absent friend
1t will be like a letter from home every
week.
Bowman Nottingham of Rutland,
formerly clerk in the postoffice here was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Law
renee THIS week.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Rogers who
have been spending some time in Shore
ham with their son, Willard c. Rogers,
have returned home
If you fail to read the Local Notice, or
Want and For Sale columns this week
you will miss several things that may
greatly interest you.
"Middlebury' stationery is the correct
style. Different tints, best quality
paper. Only % cents at the Register
book store. Advt. If.
Miss Rebecca McGoldrick entertained
number of her friends with luncheon
and tea at her home on Franklin street
Wednesday afternoon.
Letters addressed as follows are at the
postofce unclaimed: Miss Lena Savage,
Avis Chapman, Homer B. Nichols, n.
+. Perley, Simpson & Towle.
Prof. Henry NJ. Seeley is Just in from
three weeks stay on Isle LaMotte.
He has visited also at Beekmantown,
Plattsburg, n. Y, and Richmond.
All the blacksmith shops in town will
be closed Monday. September = it being
Labor day. Hereafter all the shops will
close at o'clock Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. f. NJ. Whiting anu daughter. Miss
Eunie l.. Whiting have returned to their
home at Nyack-on-t the Hudson after
spending few weeks at F. S. Whit
ings.
Arthur H. Bryant. who is employed
in the Fort Wayne. Ind. electric works.
has been the guest of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. II. H. Bryant. He returned
Monday.
NJ T.,
ing a week in Boston, on their wedding
trip. Eighteen or twenty years ago,
when they We're married, the walking
was first rate.
Curtis Rogers, of Lowell, Mass. who
was so seriously injured in Rogers q
Wells mill last week, is recovering
The doctor is hopeful of saving the
sight of the eye.
Willis A. Bryant, who is engaged in
mercantile business at Ketchikan, Alaska |
was in town this week ON a visit to his |
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. III. II. BRYANT /
He started on his homeward trip We'd |
nesday.
Ralph Darling, formerly resident of
this town, but now of Lynn, Mass, has
been obliged TO give up his situation in /
the office of the General Electric com
pany ON account of ill-health and has /
gone to New Hampshire.
Mrs. Emily F. Rogers and Miss Louise /
Collins. went to Larrabee's Point, on the /
18th to take the boat ride to Plattsburg.
Upon their return they will visit few
days in Shoreham the guests of Mr., and
Mrs Frank Douglass.
Harry Reynolds of Boston, who has
been staying for couple of weeks at
the hotel Logan, returned to Boston on
the flyer Thursday noon. His many
friends had hoped that he would stay
longer, but he was unable to do so.
Miss Oliata Langworthy has returned
from a two weeks visit spent at Bel |
lows Falls, the guest of Miss Ruth Shep-
ard. Miss Brewster, of Fair Haven, |
accompanied her home, where she will |
visit Miss Langworthy for few days.
Died at Seattle.