Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1904-03-04
MIDDLEBURY LOCALS.

G. E. Youtt is confined to the house
by illness.
Mrs. j. DeRouin is quite sick at her
home in Stewards lane.
Charles Severance, who has been quite
sick, is slowly recovering.
Miss Della Bruya has gone to Bristol
for visit with relatives and friends.
James Condor, who has been quite
sick, is able to be up and about the house.
Miss Minnie White has returned to her
home in Bristol after a visit with friends
in town.
Miss Mary Gee has gone to New York
where she will buy her spring stock of
millinery.
Miss Lena Bixby has returned to her
home in Manchester, after a visit with
friends in town.
The Women's Foreign Missionary
society met with Mrs. w. II. Brewster
Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Ella LaBroad has returned to her
home in Bristol after a several days
visit with Mrs. G. F. Rich.
Chauncey l.. Clark, of Salisbury, is
visiting his daughter, Mrs. Robert Morse
and family for few days.
The Women's Christian Temperance
Union held prayer meeting at the Bap-
fist church Monday evening
Mrs. Longee of Ferrisburgh who has
been spending the winter in Boston is
with her sister, Mrs. A. A. Boardman.
Mr. and Mrs. r. II. Boardman spent
the most of last week visiting friends in
Pittsford, Brandon and Leicester.
Mrs, John Dyer has gone to New York
where she will buy the new spring
stock of dry goods for Beckwith u
Co,
Northampton, Mass, where she was
called several days ago by the death of
"A brother.
Pauline Roseaima, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. n j. DeRouin, died at their home ON
Stewards Lane Saturday at the age OF
four months.
b. II. Lane has purchased the Everard
Eells house on the south end of High
street. paying Sl400 for it. He will take
possession March l.
Fred Bernard returned to his work in
East Shoreham Feb, % after staying ten
days with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Bernard OF Weybridge street
Frank Shacllctt, Jr., who for several
years has operated meat market i'll tins
village has gone to East Middlebury and
has opened up meat market there.
Miss Minnie Baldwin. who has been
visiting her brother, William Baldwin
and family for the past few weeks has
returned to her home i'll Scranton, Pa.
The store recently vacated by A. Cal
houn & Son is being repaired and
remodeled for Buttolph & Rich, who
will, the latter part of the month, open
a new grocery, boot and shoe store
Hon. Percival w. Clement will adj
dress the citizens of this town at the
town hall on Friday evening" March a,
1870 on ''The State Finances and Good
Roads," to which every body is in
vited.
V. c. Kelsey, the veteran fur buyer of
| Western Vermont showed the editor the
handsomest specimen of silver gray fox
fur that we ever saw. He purchased it
of Larabee Bros. of Orwell paying them
$l40 He says he has never seen a better
specimen.
The Old Folks dance that was held in
the town hall Friday evening was attend
ed by thirty couples. The music was
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orchestra and supper was served by land
lord Higgins at the Addison house. The
party was a most enjoyable one.
Mrs. Bonus Gee, an elderly lady, while
about her usual work at her home on
Seymour street, when going into the
cellar, had the misfortune to make a
miss step and fell down the cellar stairs
She was quickly gotten up, and although
no bones were broken she was badly
shaken up and bruised.
c. p. Gipson, who has been ailing fol
some time, died at the home of Horace
Elmer, in the east part of the town Sun
day night about | | o'clock, at the age OF
SO years. He is survived by two sons
George NJ, of this town, and Franz
Gipson, of Woodstock, Ontario He wa,
formerly of Salisbury and very promi
nent man of that town.