Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1906-01-05
ABOUT TOWN.
Items of Local and Personal Interest I
Middlebury People.


Roy E. Bullock of Fitchburg, Mass,
was with his parents on Seymour street
Monday.
Mrs. Rollin Smith of Brandon is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. E. f. Rich for a
few days.
Cyrus Brush has returned from Ticon-
deroga, n. Y, where he has been visit
in his son.
The Essay club will meet with Mrs
L. S. Knight on Court street next Mon
day afternoon, Jan. s.
Mrs. Arthur Rice and small daughter
of Dresden, n. Y, are visiting Mrs Rice's
mother, Mrs. James Simon.
Mr.. and Mrs p. B. Cloyes are in
Providence, where they will spend the
winter with their son, Fred Cloyes.
John Garlin of Starksboro is visiting
his sister, Mrs. Phelps j. Coolihan. Mrs.
Coolihan's mother is also with her.
Mrs. George S. Russell and Mrs. L. c.
Russell and son, George, were guests of
S. d. Doud at New Haven last week.
The local board of examining surgeons
for pensions had five old soldiers before
them for examination on Wednesday,
Judge and Mrs. William H. Bliss have
returned from visit with relatives and
friends in Mortified and Montpelier.
Miss Marguerite Harwood will open
dancing class in the room under the
postoffice Saturday evening, Jan. 10.
Mrs. L. n. Howard has returned to
Bennington, where she is spending the
winter, after a two weeks stay in town.
DR.. and Mrs. B. f. Allen of Mortified
were the guests of Mrs. Aliens aunt,
Mrs. William jackson, during the week.
William Sullivan has returned to Bos-
ton after a weeks visit here with his
sister, Mrs. j. w. Lawrence of the Hotel
/ Logan.
Harry f. Lee. who has been guest of
| his parents Mr. and Mrs. +. NJ. Lee,
during the holiday vacation has returned
to Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Slason returned
Saturday to Hubbardton after short
visit with Mrs. Slason's sister, Mrs. w.
A. Robbins.
Archie Watson has returned to resume
the duties of his position at Proctor after
a weeks vacation at his home in East
Middlebury.
The annual meeting of the Daughters
of the American Revolution will be held
with Mrs. b. f. Wales on Friday after
noon, Jan. -.
Charles NJ. Lyman of New York has
returned to that city after "a stay OF
several days in town with his friend
Cushing Hill.
Mrs. A. l.. James has returned to her
home in Brooklyn, after severa
months stay in town with her mother
Mrs. Mary Tilden.
Millin S. Atwood who is attending the
Vermont Business college at Burlington
spent the holiday vacation with his
friends in this place.
5 Mr. and Mrs. Henery Jennings of Sud
bury are visiting relatives and friend.
in East Middlebury, whom they have
t not seen for 16 or II years.
Hazel Signor will sever his connection
> with Marshall store tomorrow evening
and will enter the employ of NJ. G
). Graham as expressman.
r Married.: LIST 1906, at thei
home in Middlebury by the Rev. w. H
6 Washburne, ID. D., Fred G. Brookins an
g Miss Emma f. Brookins.
Miss Anna Sullivan who has been q
. Maiden, Mass, for several months,
;, at home on visit to her mother, Mrs
; Mary Sullivan of Seymour street.
1t Miss Lizzie O'Leary has returned t
her school duties at Lawrence, Mass
ID after passing the holidays with til
re family of Mr.. and Mrs. p. F. McMahor
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis j. Bruya of Esse,
~ ~ with their two childern, are visiting NJ
Bruya's mother, as is also her daughte
Ia Mrs. Frank Barrows, and child of We
&c gennes
o. observed at the Church of the Assumptio
Of and watch night" service was hel
at the Methodist church with larl
III attendance.
Two car loads of live stock were shi
x ped from this station Tuesday mornin
ct one of calves and lambs for New Yol
and E. q. Piper's shipment of cows, no
u and poultry for Boston.
IT. The local market was dull this wet
and the offerings light. Butter sold f
MS tie same prices AS two weeks ago,
III and 81 cents per pound for the best dair
Eggs dropped three cents, from 33 to
500 cents per dozen.
t. Mrs. Lottie Stowe and son of Burlin
ton and Cora Bingham of Rutland ha
-, been visiting their parents, ii. G. Bin
n e ham and wife for several DAYS. Anoth
uduRnltl, MIS-. Ildlh DdtOH anu III
. band has lately visited them.
sin Curtis E. Baldwin of WillistOn died
air the home of his daughter. Mrs lisa
IT, Sterns early Thursday morning FRI
/ what seems to have been old age. I
us deceased has been visiting his daugh
y since October last and was 81 years
nm, age. The remains will be taken
he Williston Friday where funeral serv
err and interment will be held.
The Lorne Elwyn company is conf
8, for a three days engagement, CONNER
ING ing Jan. Ii. Miss Mamie Larock, whC
SOC at the head of this company, was born
Middlebury and her many friends will
- glad to see her again. The company
lty, very strong and the theatre goers of {
de- place will see company different FIR
WIN anything ever seen here before. PriC
arv 10, % and 80 cents.
and Middlebury people appreciate the b
at in the line of cookery, as was evident
ond the increase in attendance from this