Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1907-04-12

Miss Mary Hagar has returned after a
weeks stay in South Deerfield, Mass.
Miss Alice Brainerd, who has been
spending the past two weeks at the home
of her father. Pres. Brainerd, has re-
turne to Morristown, N. j.
Robert Pinney has resigned his position
with Beckwith & Co., to enter the EN-.
ploy of the American Express company.
James B. Donoway has been to Bristol
this week. on business.
A. j. Blackmer and r. S. Robbins have
bsen in Boston this week on business
The Woman's Home Missionary So
ciety of the Methodist church will meet
with Mrs. NJ. H. Eddy Wednesday after
noon April II, at o'clock.
Judge VIM. A. Bliss has been confined
to the house the past week by illness.
1t might be we'll to remind all delin-
quent water takers that Monday, Apr.
IA, is the last day on which the tax will
be collected.
The Rutland High school orchestra,
with Miss Ella Brownell as pianist, will
give concert in the Town Hall Tuesday
evening, April 23d. Full particulars in
next weeks Register.
The hens that mean business are those
owned by Isaac Storms. He has a flock
of go hens and pullets, from which the
egg yield in Jan. was 72S, in Feb. 1921,
in Mar 1247, and have started in with
464 the first ten days in April.
The annual convocation of Potter
Chapter No. % will be held in Masonic
Hall Monday evening, Apr. 10.
Roy E. Bullock, wife and son of Rut-
land, are stopping for few days with
his parents on High street.
Miss Emma Higley who spent the early
part of the winter in Grandville, Ohio,
returned Tuesday after few weeks visit
in Toronto, Canada, and has opened her
house on South street.
Fred Hammond has returned from
e Burlington, where he has been connected
, with the United States experiment sta
ton He will go at once to the farm in
Weybridge recently given to the govern.
ment by Joseph Battell. Workmen have
begun putting the buildings in condition.
, The farm will be stocked with horses inn
mediately
r John II. Sargent. proprietor of the
Hotel Sargent, received congratulations
from many friends Saturday, it being
i the occasion of his passing his three-score-
. and ten mark Mr.. Sargent is veteran
: of the Civil War, a member of the 18th
Vermont regiment.
J. Mr., and Mrs. H. NJ. Seely went tC
: Richmond Yesterday for a short stay
I with their son, Dr. II. Seely.
:. Miss Anna E. Simon attended the Bonn
v bard Courey wedding in Burlington
d Wednesday.
Fordyce Moore has returned to his ole
g position of teaching in Ossining, n. Y.
"a his health very much improved.
n Miss Grace OConnell returned Wed
. nesday to her studies at Smith College
i. Northampton, Mass, after spending thu
s. Easter vacation with her mother, Mrs
a. John O'Connell.
MgrtF R. Stone has got booked 70
- the coming season, the Walker Coined.
Co., Guy Bros. Minstrels, Wash's elias
y Blowers for a one week stand, De Ru
% Bros. Minstrels, Gladys Gray with tn
" Lorne Elwyn Repertoire Co., and severa
u other first class entertainment.
lie The Wrought Iron Range company Q
u, y, Missouri, with capital of $50 1900, ha
50 been granted a certificate of registratio
D by the secretary of State to do bushes
- in Vermont. Its principal Office in thi
State will be at Middlebury, and Ira +
LaFleur of this village is named as tn
- person on whom processes may be served
]. l.. Richmond, of the class of 1905
has taken the princpalship of the Rouse
H. Point High School for the rest of tn
year. He acted as supply in that pos
H. ton for two weeks last term; was OF
a fered the permanent position then. bi
OF declined it to finish out the winter teri
at college. When the offer was made
DIS second time, he decided to accept
"Rch" will be greatly missed by h
OF many friends in college and about tow