Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1904-04-08
MIDDLEBURY LOCALS.


Mrs. Ezra Brainerd has returned from
ten days stay in Boston and vicinity.
Miss Theo Crane has returned from a
two weeks visit with friends in Bos-
ton.
Fred Hughes went to Holyoke, Mass,
for a short visit with friends Saturday
night.
Fountain pen ink at the Register
office 1t will make any pen write
better Advt.
Mrs Walter May, of Pittsford, is the
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Hawker.
John Carroll paid his fine and costs,
about $50, and is not now boarder at
the county house.
Frank Farnsworth, Jr., who has been
spending the past ten days in Boston,
has returned home.
Miss Stella Turner has returned to her
school in Ferrisburg, after a several
weeks stay in town.
Glenn White, who is teaching in
| Elzabethtown, n. j., has been spending
the past week in town.
Ralph Ridley, of Bristol, and a student
at the u. V. NJ, was the guest of Philip
Crane during the week.
George Steele ran one tine of fork
through his left hand while feeding his
sheep one day last week.
Mrs. Wimmette and two sons of Sails
bury have moved to town and occupy
the Carey house on Court street.
Miss Cassie Sheldon, who has been
spending the past few weeks at Frank
Warmers, in Cornwall, has returned to
town.
Carl Mead has returned to New York
after few days stay, the latter part of
last week, with his mother, Mrs. Mary
Mead
Prof. Earl L. Cushman has returned
to New York city after a weeks stay
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. O. II.
Cushman.
Mr.. and Mrs L. A. Webster and daugh-
ter Christine, of Whiting, were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. f. j. Hubbard
during the week.
Mrs. Guile has returned to her home
in Vergennes after visit with her
daughter, Mrs. +. L. Huestis and family
of Weybridge street.
Miss Lena Bixbee. who is teaching in
Burr and Burton Seminary, Manchester,
is at home for a ten days stay with her
mother, Mrs. Mary BiXbee.
The officers of the Methodist church
rendered the school committee Monday
morning the use of their vestry for
school purposes until better arrange
ments could be made.
The Republican caucus to elect dele
gates to the State and District conven-
ton at Burlington, April Goth and 2lst,
will be held at the Town hall, Saturday
evening, April 10th, at o'clock.
Mrs. w. w. Chapman. Miss fanny
Barber and Lyle Barber have returned
from Brandon, where they were called
to attend the funeral of Miss Barber S
brother, Joseph ID. Barber, which was
held in that place Monday.
At the Easter service at the Methodist
church the new and handsome individ-
ual communion set presented to the
society by the ladies, was used for the
first time and was greatly appreciated
by the large class of COMMITMENTS.
Rev. and Mrs. f. j. Guernsey left the
first of the week for the Troy Conference
at Gloversvile, n Y, and expect to be
} away some ten days. All the congrega-
ton express the hope that he will be
again returned to this parish by the
/ bishop.
Miss Eula Hill gave a very pleasant
party last Friday night to eighteen OF
! her friends. There were games, char
AIDES, etc, and all report very nice
time, even those who got fooled just
before leaving for home about O'Clock
Saturday morning.
1.-The remains of Mrs. Lydia Parkil
3 were brought here from Cornwall Mon
day morning and taken on the 8: 40 train
to Essex, n. Y, for interment. She
I was accompanied by her daughter, Mrs
Pratt and husband with whom she has
been living and where she was taker
sick and died Friday afternoon.
The directors of the Middlebury Co
operative Creamery association met il
the lower part of the town hall Monday
morning and organized and elected Ira
. l.. Hamblin, president and George F
Seely, secretary and treasurer The
company will soon move into their new
/ building when they will have as finely
] equiped plant as there is to be found il
! the county.
Frank j. Hubbard, the popular agen
of the Mutual Life ms. Co will take
free trip to the Worlds Fair at st
Louis as the result of a successful con
| test among the agents of that company
in New England to see who could writ,
the most new business in the past quar-
: ter. C. L. Greene, of Burlington, wa
another successful agent. Mr.. Hubbard
will soon move into the room in the Bat
tell block just vacated by Delphia's bar
Der shop. F. S. Whiting will occupy thu
office with him. The rooms are bein,
thoroughly repaired and refurnished.
The funeral of Mrs. Emma Newell wa
held from the Methodist church in Eas
r Middlebury on Monday and the inter
i ment was in the Foote street cemetery
Mrs. Emma Newell came to this villag
some three week ago to nurse Mis-
Carrie Damon and was taken i'll ant
went home. Her cold developed int,
pneumonia and she died Friday morning
She was sister of Mrs. C. E. Brown o
Franklin street, Mrs. w. Kinsland o
South Main street, Mrs. Fem, ant
Darwin Witharall of North Straat witt