Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1904-04-08
MIDDLEBURY LOCAL NEWS
Mrs. James Haley is quite sick.

Mrs. James Haley is quite sick.
Miss Bessie Gipson has returned to
New York.
Judge Bliss was in Montpelier'on bust
ness this week.
Frank Scully has gone to Troy, N. Y,
for visit with relatives.
E. c. Brown has resigned his position
with Farnsworth 81 Co.
The Ladies Whist club met with Mrs.
E. r. Clay Monday evening.
B. II. Lane is making extensive inn
provements on his High street house.
Miss Lottie LaPan entertained twelve
of her young friends Tuesday evening.
Cyrel Brunnell has been appointed
Assistant Chief Engineer by Chief Kid
der.
James Dillinn has completed his servi-
ces at the Addison and returned to Troy,
N. Y.
Joseph Lura is moving his family to
Pittsford where he has secured posi-
ton.
The Women's Home Missionary society
met with Mrs. o. p. Moore Tuesday after
noon.
Mrs. Edward Barney of Ferrisburgh
was guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Nassau
this week.
The last of the three first class licenses
expired Wednesday night and Middle
bury is now dry.
Ground has been broken for Col. lis
ley's large barn. Isaac Lavonche, Jr.,
has the contract.
Mrs. Charles Severance has gone to
Burlington for treatment at the Mary
Fletcher hospital.
A. HI. Bristol has completed his new
house on Court street and l.. S. Knight
and family are moving into it.
Several of the insurance men have
been in town looking over the ruins but
no settlement has been made yet.
Harry Preston has returned from Bris-
tol where he was called by the serious
illness of his mother who is better.
Mr.. and Mrs. George c. Russell, who
have been quite sick in New Haven, have
returned to their home on Court street.
Robert Pinney has resigned his posi-
ton with Beckwith & Co., and has ac-
cepted a similar one with Farnsworth
81 Co.
Ira NJ. Taylor has sold his house on
South Main street to Clyde Hurlburt, of
Vergennes, through the Foote Real
Estate Agency.
Frank Wimmett was sentenced to the
House of Correction at Rutland by Judge
Foote for 60 days for petit larceny and
was taken there by Constable +. n.
Day.
The funeral of Miss Lille Ross was
held Wednesday afternoon and the inter
mate was in the family plot in the West
Cemetery, Rev. Thomas Simms, pastor
of the Congregational church officiated.
The place to buy your school supplies
is at G. F. Richs. He has the largest
and best line in town, so be sure to call
on him when you commence school.
Advt.
Just received, 500 new books which
we will sell at 10 cents each.
When you are out shopping call and
inspect the 3 and 10 cent counters at G.
F. Rich's. You will find something
there that you have been wanting at the
right price. Advt
AT the meeting of the Middlebury
Typographical Union, No. 602, the fol.
lowing nominations were made: Presi
dent, f. Z. Seymour; vice presidents, l.
NJ. Lillick and S. d. Surprise; recording
secretary, l.. r. Newton; treasurer, Mis-,
Jessie Robinson; sergent at arms, n. f.
Conley. The election will occur at theil
regular meeting in May.
Miss Lillian Ross, who has been ill fol
some time, died at her home on Frank
lin street, Tuesday noon. She was Al
years of age and is survived by two sis
tiers, Miss May Ross of this village anC
Mrs. Thomas Little of Bloomington, Ill
She was member of the Congregations
church of this village and was very aten
tive to its services.