Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1905-12-22
ABOUT TOWN.
Items of Local and Personal Interest to
Middlebury People.

Middlebury People.
George Leard of Forestdale has been a
visitor in town this week
The new Baptist church will be ready
next week to receive the roof.
Mrs. r. H. Boardman and young
daughter are at l.. B. BOardman's.
The Sons of Veterans at Ripton are to
hold series of social dances the coming
winter.
Miss Sadie Raymond of Rutland has
been the guest of friends in town during
the week.
A discount sale on standard diaries at
the Register bookstore. A large line to
select from.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. B. Boardman passed
Thursday of last week in Brandon, guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Clifford.
The ladies of the town are invited to
see Miss Noonan's: display of fancy
work of all kinds n Brewster & Cos
store. advt. so so
The Christmas entertainment and sup
per for the Sunday school will be in
the Methodist church on Tuesday even
ing, Dec. 26.
Mrs. Sarah Waugh who has been ill
for several months is somewhat i'm
proved of late. She was 81 years old
last Sunday.
Lyman J. Bates of Lake Preston,
South Dakota, cousin of j. b. Douglas
and family, was "A Monday visitor at the
Douglas home.
Judge A. II. Hubbard and grandson,
Harold Hubbard, of Whit ", were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank j. Hubbard
during the week.
Judge and Mrs. w. u. Bliss are in
Montpelier where Mr. Bliss is doing
work in the State Library. They will
spend Christmas with friends in North
field
Charles McNuty, night operator at
at the depot, has gone to Rutland to take
the place of Mr.. Cotton, who is ILL. :.
j. Sorrell of Sunderland is filing Mr..
McNulty's place at the local station.
Word has been received in Middlebury
of the death of A. .. Huntington at
Clinton, Mich, for many years superiu-
tendent of the Clinton Wooden Manufac-
turing Co. Mr. Huntington was wen
known in DetIoit and by the manufac-
turing trade throughout the country and
was much esteemed for his worth and
Integrity. Mr.. Huntington was former
resident in this town and will be remem-
bered favorably by the older residents.
Mark Bessett, with Solomon Sapine
for "a years engaged in harness making
and John Boudreau, with T. JKidder, a
harness maker for 33 years, have en-
tered into partnership and bought the
business of Mr.. Lapine and will continue
at Mr.. Lapines old stand under the firm
name of Bessett & Boudreau. Both
men are too well known to need adver-
Using, yet they make a formal an
nouncement elsewhere in this weeks
Register.
John McCann, of Amsterdam, N. Y,
was in town Friday. Mr.. Mccain, who
is well and favorable known in the drug
trade of this country, is travelling in the
interests of that mertorious and Justly
world famous preparation, DIR. David
Kennedy's Favorite Remedy, which for
nearly half a century has he u IA h.Ni-c
hold worI Ia th u,anl> of homes. Pr,h-
ably no other mrdicin- is 81 wild" y
known, as "a reliable family nr,li inc"
Mr.. McCdnn has h. en- in the DR. David
Kennedy srvice for near y twenty years
The Nj ldl bury cotrrsp MI mt of the
Burlin stnn Ere" Press say: Tin. b. :
ton synilchtr that recently purchased
several marble quiIrirs in This Vicinity
are Ia hul'd an 'l'Ctric road from IT..
vicinity "i those quarr'es t"cpnuect with
the Rutland railroad II tween Mid he
bury and ii.l len-. The road viii com
meme at the old White quarry. passing
the NJ uly quarry ON llllr Case street
and ih" Severance quarry near New
Haven line and lead toward Brldrls
wht re- the OUTPUT f marble will Il,
sIw-d aud thea be distributed to olhcl
points