Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1905-11-24
ABOUT TOWN.
Items of Local and Personal Interest to
MiddIebury People.


Are you reading "Brewster's Millions"
which is running in the Register?
Mrs. E. E. Rich is spending the week
with relatives in Pittsford.
Mrs, Cushing Hill has gone to New
York city for ten days stay.
Mrs. p Mahan of Burlington was
recent guest at L. B. Boardman.
George Sanderson of Burlington was
in town the latter part of last week.
Do you want a new hat for Thanks
giving? Look in at Miss Goodrich's.
advt.
Stanley Witherell of Cornwall, has
entered the Register Office as an APP
prentice.
Mrs. B. s. Beckwith and Mrs. f. p.
Cushman visited friends in Burlington
Wednesday.
Misses Helen and Grace Bosworth of
Bristol were guests at A. A. Boardmans
one night last week.
Millen S, Atwood went last Saturday
to Burlington where he has entered the
Vermont Business college.
Advertisers are requested to get their
copy into this office one day earlier next
week on account of the Thanksgiving
holiday.
The annual meeting of the Ladies'
Library Association will take place in
the library Saturday afternoon, Dec. .,
at o'clock.
There will be box social at the
school house on Case street the evening
of Tuesday, Nov. 2S, to which the public
generally are invited. A good time is
expected.
Mrs. Mildred Campbell, who has been
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Asa
Hemenway for six weeks. has returned
to her home in Philadelphia much i'm
proved in health.
Mrs. Mary Fem went Thursday to
Fitchburg, Mass, where she will visit
Mrs. Inez Fem. From there she will
90 to West Medford, Mass, to spend
the winter with her sister.
"A Puritan Witch" by Marvin Dana.
For sale at the Register Book Store. Mr..
Dana has received some of the most
tlattering notices by those who have
reviewed his book. We have the book
in two bindings.
Mrs Geo. w. Powers died at her home
in Boston, Wednesday, Nov. % and was
buried in Greenwood cemetery in that
city. Mrs. Powers was an aunt of
Joseph Cobb, Mrs.. F. A. Bond, and Mrs.
=. Ellen Howard of this town. *
The engagement is announced of Miss
Jessie f. Robinson, of Dickinson, North
Dakota and Thomas Dewey of Mont
peler, the wedding to take place in
NJ April. Miss Robinson was formerly a
member of the Register staff and has
many friends in this town.
Letters addressed as follows are at the
ostoffice unclaimed; Miss NJ. NJ. Cam,
/. maen, MISS Beatrice Cline, Miss Hattie
Forest, Miss NJ. Guile, Mrs. Off, Mr.
i. Silvanus Bean, Joseph Lorraine, Mr.
E Henry Renaud, Mr., II. G. Stamin, Fran
els Texier. Geo. A. Warren.
: Edward Goulett believes he has
reared couple of porkers this year thai
will come close to being record breaker.
as regards weight. AT seven months
and three days of age they dressed 800
o and 261I pounds each, and 20 pounds OF
y lard was part of the by-product.
Town Treasurer, c. +. Pinny, reports
I taxes coming in slowly only about on'
s. fourth of the amount due having beer
paid to date. Taxpayers should remem
- Der that only three weeks more time i
!, allowed in which they can avail them
selves of the usual discount.
d Mrs. Charles Beatty of Weybridg
h street while walking on the sidewal
near her home on Monday evening wa
L run down by a bicycle and throw
g on the stones of the walk and quit
. severely injured The rider of tn
= wheel did not stop to render any assist
. ance, evidently being eager to avoi
1t !, recognition
, Mrs. T.. ID, Lacey who was called {
Ausable Forks, n. Y, by the death c
her father, Louis Shambo, has returned
n The deceased was prominent in Catholi
e. circles in his town. Having Teache
Is his S4th year and his health havn
fc failed for several months his death wa
is not unexpected. The funeral occurre
on Nov. 10. He is survived by wifi
x six daughters and three sous.
=" Mrs. John b. Hayes, although herse
ID quite ill, went on the noon flyer yeste
y day to Sandy Hill, n. Y. in response I
an urgent dispatch announcing the il
re ness of her son. Martin. No details al
e. known here, but it is feared that I'll
VI young man, who is employed in "a papC
TX mill. has met with serious acciden
IS HIS father was IN Sandy Hill last Satu
- day and Martin was all right then.
or Under the department conducted /
the Vermont Federation of Women
or Clubs in the November Vermonter al
,ie pears the following item: THAT ii
Century club of Middlebury should wit
Z draw from the Federation because i
'et work is necessarily restricted in chara
ter and it can take up 30 few lines su
t. gested by the Federation was subje
KS of regret to the organization, as any eli
is welcome addition, however limit'
~ It's work may be, and the hope W
-" expressed that this club would reconsid
, and again come into the Federation"