Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1907-06-21
MIODlEBURY LOCALS.

provements about his home on Academy
street.
Miss Nellie O'Neil of Rutland, who has
been here through the spring season as
head trimmer for Mrs. j. w. Lawrence.
completed her engagement Saturday and
returned to Rutland.
Mrs. A. S. Tracy has returned to North
Troy after a short visit in town.
Principal Hartman and family have
gone to New Hampshire for their sum-
mer vacation.
Letters received from New South
Wales report that Pearl whitehall is well
and that he intends to return to this vii
lage this fall.
Mrs. F. A. Bond has returned from a
several weeks visit with relatives in
New York, Boston and Bennington.
William Curtis is erecting new house
just west of the village and has it well
under way.
Mrs. Nellie Taylor and Miss Genevieve
Taylor of Fort Edward, N. Y, are the
guests of Mrs. Fanny Langworthy for
the summer.
Fordyce NJ. Moore, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Milo Moore of South street, who has
been teaching the past year in the COM
mercial department of the Mount Pleas
ant Academy at Ossining, N. Y, arrived
home Saturday morning for the summer
vacation.
The many friends of Miss Ida Lewis
were greatly disappointed that she did
not win out in her class in the James
town contest, after coming so near the
goal. Miss Lewis has been connected
with the Middlebury postoffice for sever
al years and for the past three she has
been assistant postmaster.
Miss.Ruth Shepard of Bellows Falls.
q former resident, is in town for
visit.
Edward Savre, a former Middlebury
boy, died at his home in Rochester, n.
Y, Tuesday and was buried in Pittsford
Thursday.
The missionary circle of the Baptist
church met with Mrs. B. B. Brown Tues
day at three o'clock.
Rev. w. T. Forsythe, as pastor, and
Brainerd H. Lane, as delegates of st.
Stephens parish. went to Burlington
Monday to attend the diocesan conven-
ton held there.
At the last trustee meeting DR.. Noble
and w. NJ. Jack son were appointed
committee to supervise the improvements
and repairs that are to be made on the
hose house and fire-engine rooms in the
village.
Chief of Police G. N. Dickinson ar
rested man several weeks ago who bit
him on the thumb. The chief, it is
feared, will lose his thumb. James Nc
Clinchey is taking his place.
William Sullivan of Springfield. Mass,
has returned to that city after visit to
relatives here.
A society called the G. A. R. Circle
was formed in the rooms of William p.
Russell Post, G. A. R., Tuesday. All
ladies are requested to be present who
are interested in the veterans. Mrs.
Pierce of Springfield, Mass, one of the
national officers, is here looking after the
organizing of the society.
William Foote of Bellows Falls has re-
turned after few days visit with his
father, Judge F. Nj. Foote.
DR.. w. u. Sheldon has returned from
New York city and is now at the store,
much improved in health
Mrs. NJ. A. Boylan, Mrs. j. j. Monta,
and the Misses Sarah OConnor, Nellie
Halpin and Eva Pinney have returned
from Montreal.
Monday, market day, eggs brought II
cents and butter 90 and 21 cents.
The cattle shipment Monday consisted
of three carloads of cows, calves and
hogs for the Brighton market.
The missionary society of the Memoir
al Baptist church met with Mrs. B. B. |
Brown Tuesday afternoon at three
o'clock.
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