Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1906-02-02

smoke Prince Carl cigars, ot&
Miss Lou Atkins still continues very
i'll.
W. E. Perley spent Sunday with his
family here.
j. q. .Gaudet was in Vergennes Thurs
day on business.
Mrs. James Hanlon was visitor in
Burlington Monday.
Mrs. /. E. Stewart went Thursday TO
Malone to visit relatives.
George belong who has been employed
in Richmond is at home.
H. T. Peck and Miss George Peck
were in Burlington Monday.
Maurice Shaddock has moved his
family here from Vergennes.
Rev. G. R. Wilson will preach Sunday
in the Advent church at Rutland.
Mrs. l.. A. White of Burlington is a
guest of her brother, L. L. James and
family.
Mrs. Matthew Hanlon and little son of
Springfield, Mass, are guests of relatives
in town.
Mrs. Charles Meilleur returned Monday
from weeks visit with Mrs. D. Renaud
of Vergennes.
The Willing Workers will meet with
Mrs. D. E. Meader Wednesday after
noon, Jan. 81.
Amerno, the hypnotist, left suddenly
Saturday night without paying for the
use of the hall.
Smoke Prince Carl Cigars, cts.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. p. j.
Bristol is i'll with scarlet fever. The
case however is mild one.
P. R. Hill has severed his connection
with the Novelty Co. and is working for
the construction committee.
Judge E. A. Hasseltine. OBLIGATED at
the funeral of Mrs. Henry Williams in
Monkton Thursday afternoon.
Dwight Eddy has sold his house on
Munsill Avenue to Mr.. Lawrence of New
Haven who will move here soon.
Mrs. Genie Durfee, D. D. P, was in
Middlebury Tuesday evening on business
connected with the Rebekah Lodge.
Unclaimed letters at Bristol post office
for week ending Jan. %, Mrs. A. M.
Fuller, Martha M. Hill, Willie Wood.
cock.
II. j. Hill has been elected delegate
by the Bristol Encampment /. o. O. F.,
to the Grand Encampment. F. II. Pal.
mer alternate.
will hold bazaar in Holley Hall Mon
day, Tuesday and Wednesday evenings
of next week. Admission 10 cents.
Miss Hauenstein's dancing class CAV.
social hop in Holley Hall Wednesday
evening. Mrs. Shackett. pianist, j
Koltonski of Rutland. violinist, and w
c. Santau, clarionetist, furnished mu
sic
Smoke Prince Carl Cigars, cts.
The Rev. S. p Perry has had printed
directory of the First Baptist church
This gives the officers and time of meet
ing of all the societies connected with
the church as well as the time of all the
church services.
The senior class of the school realized
about Sc, 90 from the entertainment giver
by Originate in Holley hall Tuesday even
ing. The entertainment was good on,
but owing to the inclement weather i
drew only a small attendance.
The Outlook club will meet Friday
afternoon, Feb. :, with Mrs. F. r
Dickerman. Program: Roll call; noted
pictured by French artists; lesson review
leader, Mrs c.. e. Lawrence; reading
"The Wayside Virgin" Miss Berthi
Stewart: "Versailie4, It's Art and Archi
lecture" Mrs. Norton.
Charles b. Warner aged SIS, a forme
resident of this town died at the HON,
of Mr.. and Mrs. Siples in New Havel
Mills Tuesday afternoon. Mr.. Warne
was civil war veteran and member o
w. C. Dunton Post, &. A. r. The funera
was held Thursday afternoon at New
Haven Mills, Rev c. n Thomas officiating
The bearers were n. F, Dunshee, E. w
Gage. O, c.. Crandell and T. F.. Smith