Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1905-06-23

Denzil Calvin is spending his vaca
ton with his uncle, John Calvin Of
Brattleboro
Miss Florence NJ. Andrews of Hudson,
N. Y, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. r.
S. Benedict. Miss Andrews graduated
from the local college in the class of
1900.
The Brandon Italian Marble company
are preparing to move the building they
bought on South Pleasant street to the
lot on Seymour street which they recent
ly purchased of T. NJ. Chapman.
Mrs. Emma Beckwith and f. w.
Beckwith left yesterday morning for
Terre Haute. Ind. On Tuesday evening,
June eth, the wedding of Miss Gertrude
Jenkins to Mr.. Beckwith will take place
at st. Stephens church in that city.
The remains of Louis Trudeau. a
former resident of this town but for the
past few years of Springfield, Mass,
were brought here Monday afternoon on
the mail train for burial. The remains
were accompanied by several of his
brothers and sisters.
Peter Caldwell of Louisville. KY,
arrived in town Wednesday evening to
attend the graduation of his son, Davied
Caldwell Mr.. Caldwell, Sr. graduated
from the local college in the class of
1868 and this is his first visit to town
since his graduation.
Quite few of our townspeople visited
Moosalamco Park last Sunday afternoon
and enjoyed a pleasant outing. Messrs.
Foote and Hamilton are doing every
thing to make this a popular resort and a
visit to the Park will convince you that
| they have what they advertise.
Childrens day was observed at the
Congregational church on Sunday with
appropriate exercises. In the morning
the pastor, the Rev. Thomas Simms,
preached an object sermon and in the
evening there was concert by the Sun
day school The services were largely
attended.
The Ladies aid society Of the Baptist
church held a lawn party at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Bacon on Wash
ington street Tuesday evening. A very
interesting musical program was carried
out which included solos by j. l.. Turner
and Mrs. Barter of this village and Mrs.
Kendall of Burlington
Arthur Griffith Hughes, baritone
solOist in the Washington Square Memo
rial church, and Temple Israel Syna-
gogue, New York. who is in town for
the summer, will accept limited num-
Der of pupils at reduced rates during
June, July and August in voice training,
Particulars as to terms can be secured
by addressing him at. "Hotel Addison.
advt.
DR.. c.. w. Prentiss who has resigned
his position as instructor of biology in
Washington University is spending his
vacation with his parents. He has been
appointed assistant professor of biology
in the University of Washington, and
for the coming year, acting professor Of
zoology during the absence of the head
of that department.
On Thursday evening last the house
and barn of Chester S. Elmer, some two
miles east of this village, was totally de.
stroyed by fire, the origin of which is as
much mystery as was the blaze which
originated in the same house about two
week before. Mr.. Elmer saved large
part of his furniture.
Eddie, the eight year old son of Mr.
and Mrs. William Kenworthy, met with
a peculiar accident while looking out the
window at his home on High street al
some lads who were playing ball. The
ball struck the glass breaking it into
many pieces three of which entered his
flesh. One piece was driven into his
nose another cut into the eye above the
eyeball and DIR. White had difficulty in
removing it. A third piece cut a gasl
across the eye just escaping the eyeball