Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1905-01-13
MlDDLEBURY LOCAL NEWS

Merritt Stowe of Rutland spent Sun
day with friends in town.
A. G. Supportas of New York city was
in town on business Saturday.
Mrs. Silas Kendall has returned from
a visit in Rutland and vicinity.
Senator w. a. Lawrence Of Bristol
was in town Monday on business.
Mrs IT, r. Brvant has returned from
a visit with friends in Burlington.
Miss Ruth Bowdsh has returned from
a visit with friends in Burlington.
Mrs Frank A. Bond has returned
from trip to New York and Boston.
John Simonds of Sudbury has been
visiting friends in town the past week.
Walter Curtis has secured very fine
position in a railroad Office in New York
state.
Miss Clara Bruya very pleasantly
entertained party of friends Thursday
night.
Francis Kelley of Rutland has been the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Kelley this
week.
Col. Joseph Battel has gone to Miami,
Florida, about 300 miles south of Jack
sonville.
Miss Meeker has returned from visit
with relatives and friends in Burlington
and.Troy.
William Powers of Providence, r. l.,
was in town on "A vacation visiting friends
last week.
The Benedict whist club was very
pleasantly entertained Friday evening
by Mrs. Robert Mills.
A large number of local items were
unavoidably crowded out last week by
more important matter.
The Foote Real Estate agency sold the
Morrison place ON South Pleasant street
Monday to DR.. +. f. Farmer.
Prof. and Mrs C. b. Wright and
daughter Marjorie, have returned from
visit with relatives in New York city.
Miss Eliza Sessions, teacher in an
industrial school at Springfield, Mass.
has been visiting her parents at East
Middlebury.
Philip Z. Mellen has returned to Phila-
/ delphia to resume his studies after two
weeks stay with his parents, DR.. and
Mrs l.. f. Mellen
/ DIR. p. |. Dory has moved his office
from Wcyhrdgo street into the house
recently vacated 10y Asa lIemenway on
Washington street.
Stanley Bond has returned to New
York 90 resuu" his studies after spend
/ ing the vacation with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. L. F.. Bond
Mrs. Sarah Walker has received the
/ intelligence that the widow of her
/ brother, the late DIR. Corey, of Wash
/ iugton, D. c., is dead.
I N. Al
in the new Upper block have been
cracked bv the shrinking of the timbers
and the settling of the block.
Miss Agnes Merrill left Tuesday for
Albany for IL few weeks stay from
there she will 90 to Washington, d. c.,
| for the remainder of the winter.
The Ladies whist club met Monday
evening with Mrs ii. ]. Graham GA
Seminary street. The next meeting will
be Jan. 10th with Mrs. Eugene Twitch':.
Mrs. A. l. Hall Of Mechanicsburg \,
Pa. was called here last week by the
death Of her father tie late + ID. Srarl",
at the home of his brother in Cornwall.
Miss Emelyn w. Tlden has been en-
gagged as musical instructor in a
government institution at Flandreau
South Dakota. She will leave for that
place in about week.
The beautiful residence of Mrs A. w.
Wooley at the neau Oh W asn'ngton street
one OF the most desiranie III Town, was
sold MONDAY ny t,e T9ole heai Estate
agency 10 Ooi' D. a. iis'ey'
The Essay club met Monday afternoon
with MISS MAUD Meilen ne author
discussed was Emerson ana tne ','rcC.onT
from ms "9rks were reau ny MIS-
witcheii anu Mrs' oiii''iis'
Edward Goulette was arrested by
Chief of Police g. n. Dickinson Friday
for intOxication and brought before
Judge Foote He pleaded guilty to the
charge and was fined 80 and costs, which
he PAID
- AS John Lowell was passing the
residence of j. O'Rourke on South
Pleasant street he saw smoke issuing
from the roof near the chimney. fe"