Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1907-03-22

F.W. Archibald has returned to Man
chester after few days visit here.
Monday market day eggs brought II
cents and butter % and 80 cents.
Charles Mathews, who has been ill., is
able to be out.
Ira II. LaFleur, who purchased the |
Smith property, has commenced repairs. |
The Rev. George Brooks of Boston ar
rived in town Monday called here by the
death of his mother, Mrs. S. N. Brooks.
The Woman's Association for Home
and Foreign Missions met with Mrs.
Carrie E. Bryant Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Joseph Lawrence of Hotel Logan
has returned from New York city.
Grant B. Hodges, the 13-year-old son of
John w. Hodges of Ripton, is seriously
ill with typhoid fever in Vergennes where
he has been living for some time with
his mother.
DIR. Samuel Sheldon. who was recent
ly called here by the death of his mother,
Mrs. NJ. B. Sheldon, returned to Brook
Ign, N. Y, Tuesday noon.
w. w. Wood and family have just
moved into the Stewart house on Court
street recently vacated by DR.. Allen.
Mr. and Mrs. r. NJ. Mills and two child
rem attended family reunion in Rutland
Sunday. Mr.. Mills has now gone on a
-Four &, aaLc' hucinacS trip
Post cards ornamented with particles
of glass, mica or other similar substances,
liable to injure the persons of those
l handling the mails, are now excluded
from the mails except when enclosed in
, suitable envelopes.
r NJ. T. Butterfield was Bristol visitor
on Sunday.
Q The Addison County Convention of
. the Woman's Christian Temperance
= Union will be held in Middlebury May
1 IA and 10. A more extended notice will
: be given later.
!. Elijah Labounty has returned to Bos
r ton after short visit In Middlebury
. Mr. Labounty, who formerly was EN-
ployed by the Brandon Italian Marble
h Co., now holds a good position with the
a Blake Mfg, Co. of Boston.
e The next meeting of the Century clul
j. will be with Mrs. E. H. Martin Tuesday
evening, March 26.
:, Letters addressed as follows are at tn,
n post office unclaimed: Mrs. Bert Lowell
' | @
Il The annual school meeting of distric
r. No 4, will be held in the basement o
=, Town Hall Tuesday evening, March Goth
u at 1870 o'clock.
l. The next meeting of the Essay clut
y will be held with Mrs. Ezra Brainerd a
l. her home on Seminary street Wednesda.
March 9th.
: Mrs. Walter Howard left Thursday 70
Baltimore where she will spend few
weeks for the benefit of her health. Sh
m was accompanied by her mother, Mrs
Stevens.
O. Mrs. George Graves returned to Wash
ington. D. c.. Wednesday night, havin
been called here by the death of he
mother Mrs. M. B. Sheldon.
The Euchre club met with Miss Mab'
Merrill last Thursday evening. TIL
II gentlemans prize was won by w. E
Davis and the lady's prize by Miss Me
:, rill. Dainty refreshments were served
Ill On the evening of March 20, the we
known singing comedian, Billy Walsl
r. will appear at the Opera House for on
night only, in the best of all comedy
m dramas, "The King of Tramps." NJ
d. Walsh has made prodigous hit wit
some of the largest stock companies
al the United States and Canada, and IL
n. show comes here Endorsed by both pre-
and public from other places visited, an
it is safe to predict a full house wht
i. the "King of Tramps" plays. Seats al
on sale at Stems Drug Store and ii
prices for this engagement are %, 80.
'e' cents.