Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1906-02-16
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The mid-winter number of the Middle
bury Campus will appear next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. V. Drake have re-
urred to their home in Ticonderoga,
N. Y.
Patrick Mulligan, the local mail carrier
is slowly recovering from a six weeks
illness.
James Tracy has returned to town
from Weybridge and has resumed his
former position at The Sargent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Sargent of
Huntington, Mass are guests of Mrs.
Sargent's borther, w. H. Bean.
A delegation from Otter Creek Lodge,
No. 33, X. of p, will probably attend
the district meeting of that order to be
held at either Bennington or Rutland in
the near future.
Several members of the local lodge of
K. of p. are considering the proposition
of attending the big X. of P. meeting in
Boston on the 23rd.
Letters received from F. A. Hughes
announce his arrival at Canandiguia, N.
Y, and say that he finds congenial
people and busy town.
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A number of the young friends of
Arthur Liberty made him a surprise call
Monday evening. The evening was de-
voted TO dancing and refreshments were
served.
Overseer of the Poor William Jack
son went to Burlington Wednesday in
charge of two young boys named Merritt
whom he placed in the care of the
Catholic Home.
The mems supper to be given by the
gentlemen connected with the Metho-
dist church will occur on the evening
of Feb 81. An extended notice will be
given next week.
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The Essay club will meet with Mrs. f.
G. Bryant at her home on South Main
street on Monday afternoon, February
requested to be present if possible.
Secretaries of all secret societies, clubs
church societies or other organizations
are kindly requested to communicate
with the editor of the Register who has
something of interest to communicate
to them and something of interest to
their organizations.
The Moosalamoo Club held a smoker
at its quarters in the Murkland building
on Wednesday evening which was largely
attended Notwithstanding the severity of
the weather. Billiards and cards pre-
dominated as entertainment features
while the buffet luncheon was up to
those of previous occasions.
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Two phenomenal lemons are on ex-
hibition in Burlington fruit store. One
weighs three and three quarters pounds
and measurs eighteen inches in circum-
ference, while the other weighs three
pounds. These lemons were grown at
riverside Grove, Cuba, owned by l.. O.
Thompson, Weybridge.
st. Valentines day was observed by
the local Masonic bodies and their
families with basket picnic and dance
in their lodge rooms in the evening.
There was also a st. Valentines party
and entertainment given by the Young
Peoples society of the Baptist church in
the evening at the home of the pastor,
Rev. George r. Stair.
The following are the appointments
made 10y the board of managers of the
Addison County Agricultural society at
their last meeting: Department super
intendents: Cattle and swine. Watson A.
y .
Child, Weybridge; sheep. E. g. Farnham
Shoreham; poultry, Eugene d. Twitchell
Middlebury; assistant superintendent, c.
r. Nichols, Bristol; superintendent of
horticultural hall, Norman S. Foote,
Middlebury; assistant superintendent,
ElmerS. Wright, Weybridge.
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You know what our boys and girls
did last season in their rendition of that
charming cantata of Joseph. You
who did not attend get a copy of the
Register and read what we said about it at
and attend this seasons production in
the opera house this evening, providing
you are not too late to secure a seat.
This has been a busy week for the
secretary of the American Morgan Regis
ter Association as he has issued nearly
fifty certificates of registration. The
second volume of the Morgan Horse
and Register is being distributed and
flattering notices are being received
from the representative horse journals
of the country concerning the book
The Burlington Free Press local CORE
spondert says in a recent issue of his
paper The Rutland Herald in reporting
the death of Isaac T. Pratt OF Benning-
ton, says he had probably killed more
hears than any other man in Vermont
his number being 49,. Merritt Robbins
!. of Hancock, Addison county, can 90 him
little better as the bear scalps to his
credit numbered 81 before the bounty
was taken off, since which time Mr.
Robbins has retired from the business
of capturing bears"
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