Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1906-03-30


on Seminary street.
M. w Stickney of Rutland has been
visitor in town for several days.
H. NJ. Shaw went Thursday for
several weeks visit with his daughter
in Hill, N. II.
Merritt Stow has returned from a
visit to his father, s. NJ. Stow, and other
relatives in Bristol.
The Essay club will meet with Mrs.
Frederic Beckwith instead of Mrs. Eu-
gene Twitchell April 2.
Mrs. Kate Rich of Whiting is visiting
for few days at the home of her
nephew, Charles F. Rich.
Former States Attorney James B.
Donoway is in town again after an
absence of several weeks.
Miss Jennie Calhoun of Montpelier Wis
tied her .,arents, Mr.. and Mrs Allan Cal
houn, the first of the week.
Landlord John H. Sargent of the Sar-
gent has been confined to his room with
hard case of the grip this week.
Mrs. Harry A. Peck and daughter,
Miss Myrtle, have gone to New Haven
for a few days visit with relatives
Six tickets were sold at the local
passenger station Thursday morning for
the excursion to Washington, D. G.
Miss Murray. stenographer for the East
Middlebury Manufacturing company,
spent Sunday at her home in Bristol
S. B. Aines is intending to make i'm
provements on his property on South
street as soon as the weather will permit
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Langworthy of
Brandon sre moving back to town and
intend to make their home here for the
future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles N. Powers Of
Bennington, former residents of Middle
bury, are making a few days visit in
town.
Mrs. Thomas L. Markloe and Miss
Judith Sanborn of New Britain, Conn.
are in town for a fortnights' stay with
| friends.
John w. Ketchum has forwarded to
| Washington his petition for a pardon
| The document contains upwards of 1000
signatures.
Mrs. Charles F. Rich, who recently re-
covered from a seige of the grip, has been
afflicted with an attack of neuralgia the
past week.
Nelson Lamorder, the shoemaker, has
been ill and confined to his home for the
past two weeks with a complication of
diseases.
The Rev. j. d. Shannon announced at
the Church of the Assumption on Sunday
that the net receipts of the st. Patrick S
day celebration were $l40.25.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary soci-
ETY. of the Methodist church will meet
in the church parlors on Wednesday
afternoon, Apr. 4, at o'clock.
Judson A. Wright, who has been
seriously i'll for the past week, is very
much better and his recovery is now
confidently looked forward to.
Miss Ruth C. Snow, former teacher
in the high school, now teaching in
Lanesborough. Mass was the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Peck this week.
The Home Circle Aid society of the
Methodist church will hold its next meet
ing with Mrs. w. H. Washburne at the
parsonage Tuesday afternoon at . o'clock.
The examinations at the graded school
began on Monday and have continued
through the week finishing to-day, the
term will close for vacation until April
8.
Mrs. Frank D. Bentley, who has been
sick for nearly two weeks, does not seem
to improve as fast as her friends could
wish. The original illness was due to an
attack of the grip.
The next meeting of the Essay club
will be held April end, with Mrs. Fred
eric Beckwith instead of Mrs. Twitchell
The program for the afternoon to be the
one given for that day.
Ralph Hebb of Jacksonville has taker
the position of night operator at the rail
road Western Union Office here in the
place of Charles Nulty who went t.
New Haven, Conn, last week.
F. A. Brunette of Burlington. with
gang of skaters, arrived in town Tuesday
and began operations on Prof. H. NJ
Seely's house on South street. The,
have other jobs contracted for in town
Daniel Mccormick superintendent o
! the finishing shops at the Brandon Italian
w. H. Kingsley's house on North Pleas
; ant street and will go to housekeeping
Deputy Sheriff William H. Cobb ha
leased his farm east of the village TO
one year to Edward c. Severance, VIII
recently sold his place to the Gorhan
brothers. Mr.. Severance will take pc
+ session on the first of April.
The local cattle buyers shipped on Mon
day morning two carloads of cows an
: calves to the Boston market at Brighton
Irwin G. Piper accompanying his cor
< Segment. One carload of dressed veal
J. was shipped to the New York city maj
!. ket.
e Edward w. Train of Ludlow, pre-
7 prietoc of the Goddard House in tina
place. has been in town this week. MI
Train is thinking of leasing hotel i
Milton and has gone there to conduC
the necessary negotiations.
The receipts of produce in the loc'
n market Monday were light. Choice bu
ter brought from 81 to 90 cents per poun
and eggs sold from IS to II cents
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