Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1905-11-03

from a several weeks stay in Burlington
where she went for medical treatment.
Z. E. Hatch, foreman of the Canton
Bridge company, has returned to his
home after a visit in town with friends
Letters addressed as follows are at the
postoffice unclaimed: Mr.. C. Britton,
Mr.. E. d. jacques, Mr.. Chas. M. Sax
ton.
Mrs. B. l.. Fleming has returned from
six weeks stay in Hometown, Penn,
where she was the guest of relatives and
friends.
w. j. Wood opened meat market in
the rooms recently vacated by j. d.
Houghtaling on Seymour street Monday
morning.
William r. Fits of Pawtucket, R. l.,
who was called to New Haven by the
recent death of his father, returned to
Pawtucket Monday
.MiddIebury Grange held its regular
meeting Oct, 81. There was good at
tendance. A fine musical program, vocal
and instrumental was rendered.
Carl Sanderson, who has been visiting
his grandparents, MIR. and Mrs. c.. f.
Youtt, for the past few weeks, has re-
turned to his home in Burlington.
Charles Earle of this village associated
with attorney Ira H. LaF'leur was ad
mitted to practise law at the bar eX-
animation held at Montpelier last week.
Romano Hemenway of Bridport has
rented the house belonging to Miss
Phelps on North Pleasant Street and his
family expect to occupy it during the
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Champlain and
son have returned to New Haven, Conn,
after a ten days visit at the home of
Mrs. Champlain's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
w. w. Goodrich.
Fred Reynolds, who has been visiting
his family on High street, has returned
to Baltimore, Md, where he has a po-
ston in marble mill. His family will
move into b. F. Wales new house on
Seymour street.
Married In East Middlebury, Oct
26, by Rev. $. w Bidwell, Fred H..
Vincent and Hattie Marcielle both of
Salisbury At East Middlebury Nov. /,
by the Rev. Mr.. Bdwell, Fred Currin
of NIiddeLury and Mabel Culver of Rip
ton.
The Essay club held its first meeting
of the season with Mrs. John Stewart last
Monday afternoon. Sketches of the
Vatican were read by Mrs. Leroy Russell
and short biography of Raphael's life
by Miss Cushman. The next meeting
will be held Monday Nov, 10 with Mrs.
w. II. Brewster.
The shipment of live stock from this
point to the Brighton market Monday
consisted of two carloads of cows, calves,
hogs and poultry, and similar shipment
of two carloads went to New York. E.
&. Piper went along in charge of the
New York shipment and Nj. S. Carr had
charge of the one for Boston.
, One of the most original and amusing
! entertainments to be seen this year will
be the side show at the fair next
: Wednesday evening jackson the artist
Will be there as director of the eXhibi
ton and a tent full of freaks will show
you that this town has few that have
escaped the notice of the bigger shows
| Mrs. William Kenworthy, who hat
been i'll for some time, died at at hel
home on High street, Saturday afternoon
at the age of so She is survived by q
Husband and five children. The funera
was held from her late home on High
street Tuesday afternoon at two o'clock
Rev. w. T. Forsythe officiated and thu
. burial was in the family lot in the ives
cemetery,
q There was only about the usual attend
S ance upon the local market this weel
and the offerings were not heavy, bu
: prices were firm and advancing. Butter
l. gained one cent per pound, going to q
cents for the finest selections and eggs
. for the incest lots, advanced from % t,
p 30 cents per dozen. Apples are bringing
. from So barrel to $4.50 and the ship
r. ping from this section is nearly finished
:. The price of potatoes has hardly beef
v established yet. The quotations rang
>. from SOC TO roc per bushel
The annual inspection of the fire de
. partment of the town was held yester
&c day afternoon. Shortly after two o'cloc
the parade formed on the village squar
!, and marched through the principa
, streets of the town in the following
- order:-George Kidder, Chief of DE
partment; Cyrille Brunette, Asst. ChieI
At Middlebury band; Volunteer Hose Co
e Is men; Rattell Hose Co 10 men; Illsle
Nc Hook and Ladder Co. 10 men; Fail
mount Engine; Carriages with Trustee,
Returning to Main street contests {
III different kinds We're held in which til
g. Battell Hose Co., won the hose race an
10 Joseph Monta won the ladder contest
The ladies of Ethan Allen Chapte
v. ID. A. R., celebrated Yorktown day, DC
e. 10, with Miss Emma Higley. Sixtee
IN members were present. After a sho
~ business meeting the following CUES
were received, Mrs. Milo Moore, soon
re be daughter; Mrs. Gasca Rich, Mr.
s. Wilmarth Mrs. l. E. Mellen, Miss Eff
ry Daunis and Miss Fannie Barber. A pap
W written and read in her own charmin
re and graceful STYLE was then given
~ Mrs McGilton, her subject being, TT
Centennial as an Art Impulse, with Speci
Reference to Keramics.h Mrs. McGilto
had several pieces of china, which al
: used to illustrate her subject. making
re exceedingly interesting A social hon
ly followed the reading. refreshments we
served, and the meeting adjourned.