Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1905-12-29

NJ. T. Butterfield has sold his hack
to N. J. Sanford.
R. L. Hemenway has returned from
two weeks visit in Rutland.
Miss Iris Bullock is a guest of Miss
Lizzie Barber of Rutland during the
week
Miss Partch of Partch G. Meeker is
passing the Christmas vacation in Bur-
lington.
Remember the oyster supper in Corn
wall Tuesday evening, Jan, 2. Tickets
% cents.
Miss Mary Phelps is in Boston where
she expects to spend the winter with
relatives.
James NJ. Tracy has gone to Boston
and will remain there with his daughter
for several weeks.
Fred j. Reynolds Of Baltimore, Md,
is spending "A few days with his family
on Seymour street.
Frank Mumblo has returned from the
Mary Fletcher hospital where he has
been under treatment
Letters from Mrs. L. H. Stalker state
that she Is pleasantly located at Putnam
Station. n. V, for the winter.
Mrs. G. j. Palmer has returned from
Basin HarbOr where she has been guest
of her mother, Mrs. George Floyd
John Foley, who recently returned
from the hospital in Burlington after UNI
dergong a critical examination, is very
'ow.
The butter and eggs market dropped a
few points this week, the former selling
at 20 cents and the latter at 30 cents per
dozen.
Arthur NJ. Coffin returned to Boston
Tuesday after spending the Christmas
holidays as guest of Mrs. Coffin at the
Addison.
Wood Bros. market will move from
the Brown building on Seymour street
to the Gee building on Main street Tues
day, Jan. 2.
There will be a watch-night service
| in the Methodist church Sunday night
beginning at l1:30 o'clock and lasting
30 minutes.
Piper and Goyett's ambulance and
hearse went to Bridport Wednesday to
attend the funeral of DIR. Blaisdell's son
of that place.
Cyril Brunnell has opened a skating
rink Just above the railroad bridge. Ar
rangements are made for lighting the
rink evenings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy K. Bicknell and
daughter returned to Bristol Tuesday
after few days visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
r. S. Benedict.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Carpenter and son
are in Brandon this week called there
by the serious illness and death of Mr..
Carpenters mother.
Ernest Stone, young son of George
Stone, of Seymour street, while skating
on the sidewalk Wednesday, fell break
ing one of his wrists
Messrs. Ezra Turner and William p
Waugh have returned from Burlington
where they spent several days during
the Christmas season.
The Womans Foreign Missionary soci
ETY. of the Methodist church will mee
with Mrs. O. p. Moore on Friday after
noon Jan. 8, at 3 o'clock.
William Pritchard of Fair Haven, whC
has been doing some carving for the
} Brandon italian Marble Co., has returne,
to his home in Fair Heven
Mrs Augustus Mumblo, who was Sc
severely burned a couple of week ago
has so far recovered that she is now able
to be up and about the house.
William Sullivan of Boston arrived il
town Monday morning for "A Christina
visit to his sister, Mrs. j. w. Lawrenc,
of the Logan House and other relatives
l.. NJ. Hays, proprietor of the Hays
advertising agency, was in town yester
day closing advertising contracts. Tn,
] Register got its share it is needless to say
Miss Susan ID. Parker and Miss Eli
Daunis have gone TO Boston, from wher
they sail Jan. ID on the Canopic 70
Naples, They will remain abroad severa
e months.
+. E. Halpn found buck deer yester
day on his farm on the New Haven rive
: road which had been shot EVIDENT.
! within "a hours. The animal was appar
entity two-year old.
= f. & Piper made shipment of liv
n stock from this station Monday mOrnin
= consisting of one mixed carload of cows
calves, hogs and poultry for the Brigh
ton market. A carload of cattle an
j lambs for New York was also shipped.
=. Otter Creek Lodge, No. 33, X. of P
;. elected the following officers at its regu
+ lar meeting Tuesday evening: l.. i
l., Newton, G. c.; Rev. Geo. r. Stair. V. c
= II. l.. Averill, Prelate; l., NJ. Lillics, N
J. W.; II, @. Shaw, X. r. S.; r. s. Robbins
J. NJ. A; Charming Williams, NJ F
I. Stanton S. Eddy. NJ. E.; NJ. X. Moore
4; trustee for three years. These officer
e will be installed the evening of the secon
:. Tuesday in January by d. G. c., S.
Eddy.