Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1904-04-15
MlDDLEBURY LOCAL NEWS
Pauline Aines is quite sick.

on Seymour street.
Judge and Mrs. John E. Weeks spent
| Tuesday in Brandon.
Mrs. Sylvester Whittemore is ill at her
home on Seymour street.
Mrs Meacham, of Wallingford, was in
town the first of the week.
F. S. Whiting and Roy Robbins were
in Bridport recently on business.
A. w. Wooley of New York spent
Sunday with his family in town.
T. H. Mcleod has returned from
business trip to Washington, d. G.
Mrs, Henry Caswell has moved into
the Wells house on Seminary street.
Henry F. Harvey has returned to
Bristol, after visiting friends in town.
Mrs. Jennie Pride has returned from
three months stay in New York and
Boston.
A. Williamson shipped carload of
new mich cows Monday to the Boston
market.
Frank A. Bond has returned after a
several weeks stay in New York and
Holyoke.
Mrs. Cushing Hill and Mrs. John
Fletcher spent Friday of last week in
/ DuIllISJOll'
Mrs. Carrie Hadley and two sons have
returned from "a ten days stay in Wash
ingtOn, d. G.
Miss Deane, of Boston, is the guest of
her parents, Rev. and Mrs. Deane, on
South street
Miss Rose Donoway, of Vergennes
spent Sunday with her brother, James
B. Donoway.
Mrs. Mary Wilmarth has returned to
Brooklyn, n. Y, after a two weeks
stay in town.
Mrs Charles II. Andrews, of Beverly,
Mass. is guest of her sister, Mrs NJ. A.
Munroe, for a few weeks.
Miss Lottie Hull, of Shoreham, spent a
few days the first of the week with Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Hubbard.
Miss Mabel Merrill has returned from
a three weeks trip to Washington, New
York and Stamford, Conn.
John Houston, who recently bought
the Conner lot on Seymour street, will
cut it up into building lots.
Miss Alice Sturtevant has returned to
her school in Castleton after week S
stay with relatives in town.
James Ryan, former business man,
but now of Orwell, spent few days the
latter part of last week in town.
Merrill June has returned to his
studies at Worcester academy. after a
few days stay with Mrs. G. S. Hadley.
Royce and Agnes Boardman gave a
: maple sugar party to about twenty OF
their friends Wednesday evening of last
week.
Mrs. Albert W. Varney has returned
to her home in Bennington, after a sew.
eral days stay with her mother, Mrs. F
A. Bond.
town during the week visiting his daugh
tiers, Mrs. F. S. Whiting and Mrs. A. j
Blackmer.
Mrs. Longee went to her home in
Ferrisburg Monday, after spending seve'
raj weeks with her sister, Mrs. A. A
Boardman.
, Roy Howard has returned to his home
in Jeffersonville after several days
visit in town with his mother, Mrs. l.
N. Howard.
: Miss Nellie Philburt of the New Eng
| land Telephone central has been at hel
home in Rutland during the week, OF
account of illness.
John O'Connors has bought the Ken
nedy farm in the east part of the towr
and will operate it in connection witt
his own and rent the house.
Mrs. Eugene Shambo has returned
from Syracuse, N. Y, where she wa!
B called by the serious illness of he
k brother, w. j. Smith, who is slowl,
It recovering.
F. S. Whiting, the monument man
and F. j. Hubbard, the Mutual Life IL
surance man, are nicely settled in thei
office in the room recently vacated b,
Delphia in the Battell block.
A Leap Year dance is to be given il
Taylor hall this friday evening by som
of the young people of the town, undo
the management of Miss Genevieve Tay
lor, Miss Mabel Martin and Miss Eliza
=, beth Caswell.
! Mrs. Cloe Kirby Taylor, who has bee
/ living with her daughter, Mrs. Johl
! Hayes, for the past few years, died quit
suddenly Sunday night at the age of
years. She is survived by four daugh
tiers and .pne son. The remains wer
4 taken to Keeseville, N. Y, Monda
u morning and the funeral was held Their
TUESDAY, with interment in the Yves
= Peru cemetery. The remains were &C
cOlnpdhieu ny MrS' hayes anu 1orac
Albee, a son-in-law.
The house and horse barn on the oil
Edgar Piper place near the three-mil
bridge, were destroyed by fire with the
contents, late Monday night. The caus
of the fire is unknown. The barn cor
tanned some 800 bushels of oats and
large number of farming implement
6 which were valued at $500. This proI
- erty belonged to A. N. Fisher, who live
just south of the village on the cree
road. He recently bought it and thel
was no insurance on the property. NJ
Fisher places his loss at 81, 666.
At the annual meeting of the Addiso
Telephone Co. the following directo
were chosen: Allen Calhoun, j. /
James, F. NJ. Moulton, w. II. Davis,
l.. Kelly. The directors elected the 70
lowing officers: President, j. A. Jane
vice-president, Allen Calhoun; secretar.
w. II. Davis treasurer, A. 7. Calhou