Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1903-05-08
MIDDLEBURY LOCAL NEWS

Tendon >. Knight spent ounuay III
Cuttingsvile.
G. II. Murkand has returned from
Durham, n. II.
Col. Albert A. Fletcher was in Burl-
ington Monday
Cyrus Norton spent Sunday at his
home in Addison.
Harry Warner has gone to Salisbury
to spend the summer.
Dr. F.. A. Smith, of Brandon, was in
town Monday on business.
Mrs Matilda Baker is spending few
days with Mrs. John Lovett
Mrs. George w. Rose and son Stanley
have returned from Brandon.
Miss Ann Chapman has gone to East
Mddlebury for AN extended stay.
Mrs. Tendon S. Knight and son Cecil
have gone to Cuttingsville for a short
stay.
Patrick Mcmahon, Jr., is seriously i'll
with measles at his home North of the
village.
Mrs. George G. Walker is visiting her
sister. Mrs George Marshall, on North
Pleasant street.
Miss Bessie Merritt, who is teaching
in East Middlebury, spent Sunday with
the Misses Duell.
Ali. Iul;,,, r,ro,l,. Inn. rot,,,ned to
p,,,li,',it,,,, .,rt ,.;s;t VIII Lar nnther
NJ i,. III 07n '", 1 "ovn.toc i''' i''' "
u Taulo. ar1 rouis Squire have
rot,'r,,,,l G.,,, pinsI,,,ro 10 whore
they attended the Chi Psi convention
Miss Jessie Lane has returned to her
nome III CORN van al'Vi oei,'6 One So
davs '''''
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MISS Mauue Nelleh mas reluri'eu 10 IeI
schoQi III faIr raven ailer spehoiiS
Jew oaH7 WIN her parents H. an" MIS-
l'' R IeAeH'
Miss DAISY Cushlnan gave shower
4 aitN AT heI nome OH OouIt S'iVe'' pa
/ urdaN evening IN hohQI Oh MISS Ailce
Miner ana frdlkllh lluppaIu'
! The Randolph village water system. Of
which Hamlm Mclntire is manager, paid
net prolit OF % over an expenses
interest charges ETC. last year
Thomas Dupont the popular proprie-
! tor OF the Cames Hump House at
! Huntington Center, was in town Mon
! day and made the Register Office a
pleasant call.
The bali MAY I. bv the Unions OF
Middlebury. was success. About 80
couples were present and all report
fine time. The supper by Landlord
Sanford was highly praised
Arthur II Williams has returned TO
Wasbington d. G.. after snendino the
INST few davs with Mr. and Mrs r f.
! Pich Mr.. Williams came TO attend the
funeral of his grandfather, Louis Scho-
field.
7, setting vouno trees give them n
onod tr;mHing an army Of a thousand
non cannot Inc sunnorted with the
rntion. If five hundred neither can
hnsbv vourp tree newly set thrive from
ona nr yo small roots
M ,t;ddIal,rv uiob scbooI hasa hall
+oan, vent down to Brandon and beat
tha Brandon high school team Friday
afternoon nv score of as to 4 Satur-
dav the bovs went to Bridport and
closed ont the school team there 81 to Is.
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i%au e'iee. ioi t "a, t'S ~. " &" H. ,,;II
ai is, attend a series of lectures on
IOnthalmoIogv.
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iheh' was Ill 'i'e " e'' Ie'"ey
me TRENDS 9i a, d. 'laJh''ier s.',
prl'to MN liua! Ii'e r 5000 H lrs ,iI
ll9 nm WIZ f th W 3soV 81 ~ H.
reimburse illi,l iof , Io, o,lu W. i,i'
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tilIa toNell "a 'nI - liiddia
cltlHeils anu !iie po'ii'o'' '''0'' VI 'i''''i'
Dury ana Nicll'itS'
Patrons of the markets and grocery
: stores would not only get more salts
+ factory service put 90 the deaiers
great 1avor' II .iey "1uiu 'eiI ~ aiS
t ORDERS loI ulii"ei "c'Tie 49,, ~ - III IGN IA
Many wall unlll II . ClOCh, anu lIti