Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1905-11-10

course IN the basement OF IOWn dall
Nov. 18th.
Mrs. Emily Rogers is visiting relatives
in Swanton.
Ira NJ Taylor has purchased the well
known Wilkes stallion, Advancer, of
Frank Trudo.
The Essay Club will meet with Mrs.
William Brewster next Monday after
noon at $3.50 p. m.
Miss Mabel Boardman was the guest
of friends in Pittsford on Monday and
Tuesday of this week.
The w. G. T. U. will meet with Mrs
Dyer on Friday afternoon, Nov. II at 3
o'clock. A full attendance is desired.
DIR. Stanton S. Eddy accompanied
Frank Mumblo to the Mary Fletcher
hospital Burlington for treatment Thurs
day.
The Young Woman's Missionary
society Of the Methodist church will hold
their next meeting with Miss Grace
FOote, Nov. Is.
The Woman's Home Missionary society
of the Metho list church will meet with
Mrs NJ II. Eddy on Wednesday after
noon, Nov 49, at three O'clock.
Mrs. c. L Norton went Thursday to
D.rby, Conn, where she will spend the
winter with her daughter, Mrs w. b
Brown Mrs Norton's son, G. k. Norton,
accompanied her.
Century Club seat drawing in thu
basement OF Town Hall next Wedne>di,
afternoon al 9 O'Clock where the ladie.
viii sell tickets for this drawing from |
to2 Tickets on sale at Stems drug
store after the drawing.
The Addison County Business Mems
Association held largely attenutd
meeting in the parlors OF the MOosala-
moo club Wednesday evening. The
principle discussion of the meeting was
new industries for this town.
The department of water works call
attention to all users of water from the
municipal system, to the necessity of
properly protecting exposed pipes during
the approaching winter as no faucets
will BE- allowed to remain partially open
to prevent freezing.
The next attraction to be seen in this
town is that sterling New England play,
Along the Ktnntbec.' which will he
given III all its entirety, wealth of rural
scenery, the great quarry scene with it
working drills and real steam engine
at the opera house Friday evening,
| Nov. H.
Letters addressed as follows are at the
postotfice uncl ,imtd: Mrs. Geo. W.
Abbey. Mrs. Kate H. Cunkun. Mrs r.
cook, Mrs Mabel Daiv,le, Mrs Alice
Greene, Mrs. Warner l. Moves, Mis-.
A ice Sevey, Mrs, Harry Smith, Mrs.
David Stone, john Baker. f. w. BaelOw.
Edgar Beane. Mr. Geo. T. Burt, A. j.
Carrier, Alfred Cram, A. c. Fits. Miller
VIM Harris.
A company of real merit, scenic
equipment unsurpassed by any company
iraveling and play simple i'll story and
pure i'll sentiment are some of the
features of along the Kenne bee" the
newest big success which will br seen at
tn" opera house ON Friday night, Nov
H. This play and company has pleased
vast audiences wherever presented ami
returned dates have been solicited. A
special feature this season will he the
introduction of some clever character
specialtles.
a course of readings from Browning S
Ring and the Book will be begun in
the college chapel next Tues lay after
noon, Nov. IA, by Professor Wright.
They will be given on Tuesday and
Thursday afternoons. at AIS O'Clock, and
all vino care to attend them are cordially
invited to do so. A copy of the text,
for preparatory reading, will be of great
help, and the following editions are sug
gosted: Astor Edition (CrowelD 60 cents;
Camherwell edition CrowelD , vols, 81 80
Riverside edition (Houghton, Miffln &
CP) $l.00.
/Charles Daniel Earle, one of Middle
bury's oldest residents, passed away
A Thursday morning after an illness OF
: many months coupled with extreme
physical infirmities incident to advance
age. The deceased was born in Bur
llngton ON Rocky Point. November 20
1919. He had made his home in thi'
town the greater part of his life anc
during his active business life was iden
! titled with the Howe Scale company o.
q Rutland. 1t was largely through the
. travels of Mr.. Earle that the Howe scal'
/ became known throughout New Eng
}, land. The deceased wa a member o
I the local Masonic cOmmandery wheel
will perform its ritualistic service at th'
e funeral services. At this hour we ar
a unable to state when the funeral service
will be held but they will probably occu
: ON Sunday. He leaves one son, Charlie
| w. Earle