Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1907-06-07

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few days.
Miss Mary Sullivan has returned from
an extended stay in Fair Haven.
Hadley's Moving Picture show, which
exhibited at the town hall last night, is
getting bigger and better all the time.
This form of entertainment is growing
more popular every year; and Hadley's
show is one of the very best of its kind
before the public today.
John N. Buzzell will soon move to
this town with his family from Bur-
lington and will occupy the LaFleur
house on Court street.
The cattle shipment from Middlebury
Monday was three car loads for Bos-
ton and two car loads for New York
city.
Many people in this section who
planted their gardens some time ago
have become discouraged by the wealth
err conditions and have dug them over
again. In many instances the seed was
FOUND rottlng In the ground.
J. G. Page has returned from few
days stay in Lincoln, where he delivered
the Memorial day address.
Judge Fred NJ. Foote is in Bellows
Falls to visit his son, William, who is at
tending school there.
Mrs. J. w. Lawrence went to Boston
Monday afternoon for visit with her
three brothers, James, William and
Frank Sullivan, who are in the retail
shoe business at South Boston. Mrs. Fred
Marseilles accompanied her and will act
as housekeeper for the young men,
c. B. Prosser is disabled with a lame
foot caused by stepping on an upturned
spike and running it deeply into his
foot.
Miss Sadie Watson of East Middlebury
has gone to Bennington, where she will
be employed at the Walloomsac House
through the summer
Misses Celeste and Eula Aldrich of
Mortified are guests of Judge and Mrs.
Bliss, their uncle and aunt.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Hill gave a very sue
cessful dinner party Tuesday evening.
The Green Mountain Pulp company
has the ruins of its burned mill nearly
cleaned up and has started the new mill
well under way. When completed it will
be about twice as large as the old plant.
A machine shop entirely separate from
the rest of the plant, is already rooted in
and a portion of the new machinery has
arrived.
Col. Walter 7. Chester of Hartford,
Conn.,, is in town from Watertown, N.
Y, where he delivered an Grafton before
a large gathering of members of the oath
New York regiment, from which he was
mustered out as colonel. Accompanying
Col. Chester is Clarence w. Page of
Haverhill, Mass, formerly of Middle
bury. They will stay here only few
days.
William January of Vergennes was
DIOuBut Hcie rIludy evening ny Ine
county fish and game warden, William
H. Taft of Waltham, and arraigned be-
fore Justice Fred NJ. Foote, charged with
illegal fishing Saturday morning. He
pleaded not guilty and gave bail in 500
to the grand jury.
The Junior Christian Endeavor society
of the Congregational church held their
last meeting of the year Sunday. The
society Is prospecting under the able lead.
ership of Mrs. B. Hagar. The report of
the treasurer, Farlow Burt, showed
very encouraging financial condition.
The ice cream and strawberry festival
given in the Federation building by the
ladies of St. Mary's parish netted good
sum, which will be used for the pur-
chase of carpet for the sanctuary of
the new church. 1t is hoped that the
upper part of the church will be ready
for occupancy in the near future.