Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1904-08-19
NEW HAVEN.

Miss Della Barrows has been quite ill,
DR. Frank Sanborn is in attendance.
John Peck seems now to be improv-
inc. DR.. Noble has had the case in
charge
Sherrod Brown and d. y. Roleau are
attending the G. y. Il. encampment at
Boston.
Merritt Hughes of Bristol has been
visiting in the family of w. NJ. Stowe
recently.
sheldon Eaton whose funeral was at
tended last week in Bristol, was a
brother of Mrs. G, r. Sanborn of this
place.
Mrs. Seneca Hazard of Minneapolis,
MINI. is the guest of Moses Purinton
and wife. She is "A cousin of the former,
and her home was formerly in Ferris
burg.
We learn that another new principal
has been engaged for the New Haven
Academic institution. Mr.. Eddy, a
recent graduate of the College. Mr..
Covert, who was at first hired. with
drawing his engagement
Several solos were rendered at last
Sunday mornings service One by Mrs.
Daisy Bottum, and two by Mr.. Schacffen
of Schohairie, y. y, who is in town, the
guest Of his uncle. NJ. j. LaDdOn. Mir.
Schacffen is finished bass soloist.
Congressman Foster and other cam
paign speakers. are expected in town ON
Saturday afternoon Of this week, and
will speak from grand stand in the
park. 4 band of music will also be
here. The ladies will sell cake and ice
cream, and rousing good time may be
looked for
Quite handsome and imposing sight
was witnessed and enjoyed last Friday
when large detachment of troops from
Fort Ethan Allen passed through town,
en- route to Manassas Junction. Va. 1t
was stated there were about 700 men
and 500 horses. The mules which drew
the heavy artillery, and the horses were
in fine condition.
Cards have been received announcing
the Golden Wedding" day of Calvin b.
| Hubert and Mary W. Hubert to occur
ION Aug. % next They are at home. at
kSouth Dennis. Mass. DR.. Hubert was
FLOR many years pastor of the church here.
Hand during his ministrations, at ond
Mime some - persons were received into
the church.
The attendance has been smaller than
formerly at the temperance meeting at
Spring Grove. However many excel
lent things have been said, and the ses-
sions of interest. \ pleasing feature of
the occasion was the reception and dedi-
cation of Mrs Reads cottage on Monday
evening at ) o'clock. Mrs. Read, State
President. and her daughter. and Mrs
L d. Dyer Pres, of the Co., received.
\ fine program was carried out Two
poems were read, one composed for the
occasion, several short speeches from pas
tors present baby made "A "white rib
boner" together with its whole family,
some fine singing closing with God be
with you till we meet again" after
which all were invited to repair to the
dining room and partake of a dainty
lunch and register their names. A
chair made of cards, 50 in number, with
the names of Unions and the amount
each gave, inscribed thereon, was tied
together with white ribbons, requiring
1874 yds., for the bows, was placed upon
the President during the reading of the
poem, referring to the gift. Mrs. Read
responded most fittingly, as well as in
her usual able manner. Mrs. Nj. j.
Weaver and Mrs. Rice of Batavia, n, Y,
were present and were n power in the
convention. Rev. E. r. Stone, with his
fine cornet, was much enjoyed.