Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1906-03-16
Charles w. Cole of Holyoke, Mass, is

Have you your tickets for the st.
Patrick's day celebration Saturday
night?
S. J. Thompson of Brandon was in
town for few days stay on business
this week.
Landlord Lawrence of the Hotel Logan
is improving the interior of the Office of
his hostelry by repainting
Street Commissioner Foote will devote
part of the highway appropriation to
constructing concrete sidewalks the
coming season.
The condition of Abram II. Williamson
is critical and his friends fear that he
cannot recover.
The auditors have prepared their re-
port for School District No. and the
printers are getting the same into form
for distribution next week.
1t is expected that the matter of reviv-
ing Camp Tracy, Sons of Veterans, which
has been under consideration for some
weeks will be taken up soon.
Otter Creek Lodge, No 33, K. of P.
exemplfied the third rank upon one
candidate at its regular convention Tues
worked upon four candidates at the
next meeting.
All water rates for private houses
which were formerly Sc per year will be
raised to 81 per year and numerous other
changes will be made by the water com
missioners acting in cojunction with the
board of trustees.
States Attorney l.. C. Russell Lawyer
Charles A. Earle and Justice F. NJ. Foote
went out to Weybridge last week Thurs
day to attend the hearing of State VS.
William E. Annis charged with grand
larceny. The respondent was dis
charged.
Rose % the River, by Kate Douglass
Virgins, The House of Thousand
Candles, Meredith Nicholson, AT the
Sign of the Jack o Lantern, Myrtle
Reed and Chester of the Grants" Theo-
dore Peck are among the late books at
the Register Book Store.
John w. Porter the we'll known horse
man, of Ticonderoga, N. Y, who re-
moved here and recently established
training stable in the fair ground barns,
has already some 20 horses in his charge,
some of which are fine ones and give
promise of coming to the front in the
future.
} Only a few more days remain before
the cost of licensing dogs will take an
upward move. April first is the limit
and this year the selectmen are to close
in on the delinquents and every canine
that fails to enter his name with the
town clerk within the specified time
becomes a candidate for dog funeral.
Case street school. taught by Miss
Edna A. Barton closed March Cd with
recitations and readings by the pupils
Those who had no absent marks during
the term were, Hazel Dow, Chester
Dow, Reta Forbes, Ramona Forbes,
Nina Chaffee. Mabel Mead, Donald Mead
, Harold Fales, Harry Brown and Myron
Brooks.
Otter Creek Lodge, No 3d. Knights
D., of Pythias will entertain the lodges of
T. this Pythian district on Tuesday evening,
Apr. 3, when the district meeting will
be held here. Work will probably be
exemplified in the second and third rank
< during the evening. A banquet will De
y served the visiting Knights from Ben
a nington and Rutland.
r The Rev. George R. Stair was unable
y to preach last Sunday owing to illness.
e and Roy L, Wood at the evening
! service, both of whom preached SER
4 mons that were well received and much
+ appreciated by all who heard. Mr.. Stair
d has quite recovered his health and will
i preach at both services Sunday.
The license commissioners have been
: appointed for this town and the bunch
of defeated candidates can draw a long
breath. Side Judges Foote and Field
have named j. E. Buttoph, Charles M
o Remele and John O'Connor as commits
sioners for Middlebury. Mr.. OConnol
was the Democratic member of the board
l. of commissioners two years ago.
The Register has received the news Of
q the arrival in Santa Cruz, Cal, of w. F
Hammond. He reports plenty o. cole
weather on his trip across the continent
Ii but says that the climate of southern
California is beautiful. During fifteer
II hour wait in San Francisco he called
upon Walter Williamson and Franl
Is Boylan. two former Middlebury boys.
The remains of Mrs. H A. Pera, wifi
RS of H. A. Peria OF Ticonderoga. N. Y,
native of Middlebury, who died in Bos
n ton on Monday, were brought here from
v Boston on Wednesday morning Funera
services were held at the Church of tn,
:, Assumption at nine o'clock and the in
II torment was in the Catholic cemetery
q Among those who came here to atten,
the funeral were Frederick Peria of Bur
as lington. William Value and A. II. Peri
l. of Shelburne and Charles Peria of Ticon
deroga, besides the bereaved husband.
is Professor Thomas f. Boyce, examine
ee of teachers for Addison comfy, ar
nounces spring examinations for teach
Mt ers' certificates throughout the country a
tx follows: Monday and Tuesday, Marc
26 and 81 at Bristol; Wednesday an
i'll Thursday, March 30 and 30, at Middle
m bury; Friday and Saturday, March
and 81, at Shoreham; Monday and Tue
"A day, April and 3, at Vergennes. A
~ examinations will open at nine o'clock
o. the forenoon each day. Professor BoyC
is at present in Washington. b. C bl
Is, will probably return the first of IL
rd coming week.
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ne nc Home NJ ade Baby Incubator.
From the point of view of physician