Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1904-11-11
MlDDLEBURY LOCAL NEWS

Dewitt Walsh of Albany, N. Y, Is at
the Addison for a weeks stay.
Thomas Z. Boyce will hold teachers
examination here Nov. 20 and 20.
Representative Wainwright was home
from Montpelier over the election recess.
The duck hunters report few ducks
yet on the lake shore, and those flying
high.
Isaac Goodro has moved into the John
Boudreau house on South Pleasant
street.
the sidewalks on Weybridge street re-
paired.
Miss Helen Atwood and Miss Florence
Mead visited friends in Burlington Sat
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Nassau have leased
the Ford house on South street and have
taken possession.
The Essay Club met with Miss Susan
Parker Monday afternoon at her home
on South Main street.
Albert Lowell has entered the employ
of the Rutland Railroad company as
baggage master at the depot.
Mr. and Mrs. George Sellick are re-
.joicing over the arrival Of girl baby at
their home on Thursday last
A Book OPENER saves books. A
Book REST saves eyesight and straight
ems round shoulders. 80 cts. to $500
each at Register Book Store, 46tb
Sunday was a cold, dreary day with
rain, sleet and snow and the attendance
at the churches was quite small.
The village fathers have done very
creditable job in cleaning up the parks
and gathering up the leaves, preparatory
to winter,
Henry Rooney, who recently returned
after spending two years in the Philip
pines, is visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Rooney.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
F. S. Whiting died Sunday night.
They have the sympathy of large circle
of friends in their bereavement.
George Dow, who owns one of the
finest Victor talking machines on the
market, very pleasantly entertained
family party at the home of Harris Phil
lips, Saturday evening, Oct. 30.
A. B. Smith has the exterior of his
blacksmith's shop on Washington street
completed and will occupy it next week.
when the old shop will he removed, and
the grounds graded up where it stood.
The new sidewalks laid from the Court
House to the corner of Washington
street and on the latter street to the new
Allen block are very good jobs and much
appreciated by all who use those thor
oughfares.
The Woman's Aid of St. Stephens
church will hold musicale in the
chapel on Wednesday evening, Novem-
Der 16 at s o'clock. A program of vocal
and instrumental music, interpreted
with readings will be rendered under
the direction of Mr.. NJ. A. Davis. Re-
freshments will be served. All are in
vited.
Miss Myrtle Phillips and few of her
friends gave party Tuesday, Nov. /, at
her home on Munger street in honor Of
their guest, Frederick Rowe of Man
chester, who has been spending the past
week in town among relatives and &C.
quaintances. Games and refreshments
were the order and when the moon came
up, all departed for their several homes
voting it another good time.
About rs friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
u. Douglas were entertained at their
home on South street, on Thursday even
ing, Nov. 3. After shower of rice and
congratulations were given the happy
couple they were ushered to the dancing
room where they danced until a late
hour, when they left for their several
homes wishing Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas
many years of happiness.
The Boston Sunday Herald says:
"Joseph w. Lawrence has purchased
the Logan House of John H. Sargent
For many years Mr.. Lawrence has been
q popular and valuable assistant in the
local post office. He will take possession
of the Logan the first of December.
Landlord Sargent has rounded out a
score of years as the proprietor of this
hostelry, and now proposes to take a
vacation" Two compliments for two
good men.