Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1903-12-11

Miss MOllle Kendall is the guest of
friends in Burlington for few days.
Among the visitors in town this week
was Hon. w. w. Higbee of Charlotte.
The Century club will meet with Mrs.
B. F. Wales Wednesday evening, Dec.
IS.
Mrs. T. M. Chapman and daughter,
Florence, were in Burlington Tues
day.
Mrs. Stems and children of Seminary
street are visiting relatives in Ferris
burg.
Miss Breta Fletcher has returned to
Burlington after a few days stay in
town
Thirty five shares of Rutland preferred
sold in Boston Tuesday st S37 per
share.
Norman S. Foote attended the State
grange meeting held at Rutland, We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Jane King who is living with her
daughter, Mrs. Horace Laque is under
the doctors care.
Miss Mabel Boardman visited Miss
Rena Huntley of Ripton from Friday
last until Monday.
Mrs. Frances Kingsley and daughter,
Gertrude, of Salisbury visited at L. B.
Boardmans Saturday.
Mrs. Fred NJ. Foote, who has been so
seriously ill for the past week with
pneumonia is improving
Piper & Huestis have greatly improved
the interior of the Shackett market that
they recently purchased.
L. j. Gorham has made many i'm
provements in his market, which with
paint, etc, make it very attractive.
R. H. Boardman spent couple of
days in Pittsford this week; his wife who
has been there for month returned
with him.
The fine specimens of needle work in
the show windows at Beckwith & Cos.
store have attracted the notice of many
people this week.
Mrs. Dewey was called to Gardner,
Mass, the first of the week, by the
serious illness of her son, Clifford, with
typhoid pneumonia.
Miss Noonan invites the ladies to see
the display of fancy work, in latest de-
signs, also finished novelties, at her
home on Seymour street. advt. 2t
Rural Delivery Examiner, J. L. Penn
bertOn of Washington, d. c.. was in
town Monday and gave the examination
to 16 candidates for r. F. d. Route
No. 4.
Miss l.. A. Goodrich is now nicely
settled in her new rooms on the second
floor of the Dyer block. These are
among the pleasantest rooms in town
and she has a nice stock of goods to
match the rooms.
See the Register Book store holiday
ad. on page 2. 1t will pay you to read
it. The Burlington News of Dec. s, had
an ad. of the Burlington store that is
noted for its cut prices on books in
which the famous Henty books for boys,
regular price 81. were offered at 47c.
The Register store has sold these books
for over year at 30 cents.
,, L. O. Allen took possession of the
Hotel Allen December LIST and is making
extensive improvements throughout, so
that he will have as good house as
there is in the country. 1t will have
steam heat, electric lights, etc. with free
buss to all trains Rates only 81 per
day. Specia! rate by the week. He
will run in connection with the hotel a
first class livery and sale stable, and be
prepared to furnish good teams prompt
ly at reasonable prices. 1876
Next Monday evening the Middlebury
Grange will hold its regular meeting in
the lower town hall and there will be
besides the regular work a fine literary
program, music, etc. The officers fol-
the ensuing year will be elected at this
meeting. The Grange is growing and
several applications for membership
are received at every meeting Tuesday
night the Grange is invited to visit Sails
bury Grange and witness the initiation
of fourteen new members. There will
be banquet following the initiation
and large number from Middlebury
Grange will accept the invitation.
Christmas Sale of Pianos