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

Erwin Piper has leased his farm to
Charles Brush. Mr.. Piper will move his
family to rooms in the Dyer block.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. K. Moore received
word Monday night that their son,
Fordyce, of Ossining, N Y, was i'll with
pneumonia. Mr.. Moore left for Ossining
on the night train Monday. Mrs. Moore
was unable to go, being sick herself.
Middlebury people find their time well
employed if they journey to Shoreham
on Feb 9Th or 18th. On these dates Hands
Cove Chapter, d. A. r., will present the
"Belles of Blackville, 'the seasons success
in negro ministrelsy. The production
will appear at the Academy hall in that
village.
"From Andersonvile to Freedom" is
the title of lecture soon to be given by
Charles NJ. Smith of Worcester, Mass,
in the Congregational chucch. Mr.. Smith
spent nearly year on Belle Island and
in Andersonville prison. His escape,
which took more than a month, was
almost miraculous. Mr.. Smiths lecture
given two years ago, so delighted the
public that this effort has been made to
secure him again.
Smoke Prince Carl Cigars, cts.
The college Y. NJ. G. A. have COM
menced to raise money to send three
delegates to the international convention
at Nashville, Tenn. About SIG was
pledged Tuesday night by the regular
members and the student body will be
asked to contribute. The Y. w. c. A. has
already raised $40 but all the young
ladies belong to the association except
two. Susuki will attend the convention
but he will not be counted as a delegate.
The remains of Calvin Goodnough were
brought here Monday afternoon from
Saratoga, N. Y, for interment. Mr..
Goodnough died on Saturday at the age
of 70 years. Mr.. GoOdnough was an old
and well-known resident of this town,
where he formerly worked at the wheel
wright's trade for many years previous
to his removal to Saratoga, and was the
last of one-time prominent family here.
He leaves a widow, who was a Miss
Cardelle of Middebury. The remains
were inferred in the family lot in the
West cemetery.
XAlbert M. Shaw died at about $3.50
O'Clock Wednesday morning after being
unconscious for sometime. Mr. Shaw
had worked in the stable of Gardner S.
Wainwright as hostler and coachman for
many years. The deceased was in his
citizen of the town for long time, hav-
ing been a son of Lucius Shaw, who at
one time was the proprietor of the Ad-
olson House. The deceased was a mem
Der of Company X of the LIST Vermont
cavalry in the war of the rebellion and
was a good soldier He leaves a wife
and three sons all of this village The
funeral services will be held from ST.
Stephens Episcopal church this afte/
noon.
The fourth anniversary of the nsttu-
ton of Father DAILY Council, Knights of
Columbus, was celebrated by that orga-
nization in its rooms in the Catholic
Federation building on Wednesday even
ing. Following collation. served in the
banquet hall impromptu speeches were
made by Grand Knight Thomas F. Burns,
NJ. A. Haher, George Shambo and Ira II.
LaFleur of this village, d. H. McHugh
of Weybridge and P. f. Whalen of New
Haven Junction. The attendance was
fattering, over one hundred knights and
their guests being present. having dis
posed of the viands and listened to the
post-prandial part of the program the
remainer of the evening was devoted to
social intercourse.
Lorne Elwyn and his big company of
artists supporting Gladys Grey will play
return engagement here commencing
Monday, Feb. 5. This company needs
no recommendation here as it has played
here before. The company will present
three new plays. On Monday night they
will present one of the strongest plays in
their entire repertoire 1.-The Fatal Like
ness" an entirely new and more than
interesting drama, other plays to be an
nounced from the stage. The company
also carries eight big specialties includ
ing Davis the magician, Emerson and
Balieu, comedy jugglers. The NORM
Sisters will also appear here Monday
When the company was here last one OF
the sisters was sick. They will both
appear Monday night and on the other
dates. Tickets will go on sale Friday
morning at Stems drug store. Prices 10,
% and 81 cents.