Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1906-01-19
NJ. E. Hewitt has returned to Bristol.

NJ. E. Hewitt has returned to Bristol.
NJ. S. Carr was business visitor in
Warren and vicinity on Monday.
Judge w. II, Bliss is in Montpelier pre-
pairing case for the Supreme Court.
Charles NJ. Rulison of Syracuse, n. Y,
has been in town on business visit dur
ing the week
Mrs. William D. Watson fell at her
home in East Middebury on Sunday and
hurt herself severely
John Garlin has returned to his home
in Bristol after a ten days visit to his
sister, Mrs. =. j. Cooliban.
The recently elected officers of Addison
Court, No. 11l2, Catholic Order of For
esters, were installed at the Catholic
Federation building Tuesday evening.
w S. Huntley of Ripton, who a year
ago purchased a fine building lot on
South Main street. Is planning to erect "A
residence thereon during the coming
season.
Frank A. Bond resigned from the
board of water commissioners, thus me-
cessitating the election of two members
of the board at the village meeting ON
Wednesday.
Charles J. Mathews has been appointed
administrator of the estate Of the late
John Foley and John H. Sargent and
Thomas +. Burns have been appointed
commissioners.
William Ready has returned to Bur
lington after IA stay of several weeks in
town. employed on the work of building
the extensions on the two main buildings
at the marble mill
William H. Baldwin reports that his
little son has white Plymouth rock
year-o old hen which recently laid an egg
81 inches one way and 81 inches the
other. weighing over five ounces.
Miss Agnes Merrill, sister of Henry
f. Merrill of Weybridge street, sailed
on Saturday from New York for the
Bermuda Islands, where she proposes to
pass the remainder of the winter.
Friday evening, Jan. 70, the newly
elected officers of Middlebury Grange
were installed by I. P. d. Matthews,
, master of Cornwall Grange assisted by
? A. d. Parkhill as installing marshal.
The next meeting of the Essay Club
, will be held on Monday afternoon Jan.
SO, with Miss Mabel Merrill. The pro-
gram for the afternoon will be the one
| given on the printed program for Mar.
Three dwelling houses are to be
, erected during the coming season on lots
on Court street purchased at auction last
{ fall, the prospective builders being
? Frank Trudo, William McClinchy and
George Stone.
The shipments of live stock from the
. local station Monday morning consisted
!. of "a carload of COWS and calves for the
Brighton market and one carload of
= beef cattle and lambs for New York. +.
f Ct. Piper accompanied his shipment to
n Boston.
. The sales of produce in the local mar
o kets Monday We're heavier than fol
s several weeks past. Butter was quoted
S at the same price as paid the last three
e or four weeks, the best dairy butter bring
e ing 20 and 2l cents pound Egg;
|. dropped three cents from the price paid
II last week and brought from % to q
1 cents per dozen.
e The dance given by the Middlebury
band was attended by rs couples with {
g large number in the gallery to listen t.
s. the music. The entire band provided
a music for the round and square dances
e which was quite AN innovation to tn,
e local public. To say that it was appre
e ciated is putting it mildly and the mem
Il hers may feel sure of a larger patronag,
II if series is held.
e In St Stphen's church at Clifton
y Heights, Pa, on Thursday took place
- the marriage of Miss Clara Louise Bell
e formerly of this town, and now o
Al Clifton Heights. and Royal Churcl
n Thurston of Pittsburg, Pa The cere
u mony was performed 10y the bride
!. father, Rev. Thomas Bell assisted b,
AZ Bishop Whitaker of Philadelphia. Mr.
y Bell was a former rector of St Stephen
~ ~ church of this village,
pr The Register tardily makes mention o
# the loving cup received 10y Kirk Pipe
IS from the parents of Hamilton Dutche
If at Christmas time. Mr. butcher, 1t vii
. be remembered, was the young ma
Nv rescued by Mr.. Piper at Lake Dunmor
le last season. The cup, which is of silver
l. bears the following inscription; ''Pre
r. scented to Kirk Piper in loving memor
no of the noble and unseltish heroism dis
IN played and as a token of appreciation G
Nv the timely and inestimable service rel
~ dered, in the rescue of Hamilton Dutche
at at Lake Dunmore Aug. L. 1905.
as Z Mrs Heman Lovett died at her HON
I'd in the east part of the town Saturda
nd night of disease of the heart. She leave
ly leaves husband, three daughter
AZ and two sons. besides a siste
lst and two brothers, one of whol
n is Road Commissioner w. X. Foster {
as this town and the other resides at Whit
e Plains, N. Y. Mrs. Lovett was highl
Esteemed in her neighborhood. I'll