Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1907-10-04

C. Brunell has gone to Rutland on
short business trip.
Mason Dupaul who broke his leg four
weeks ago, is able to sit up daily.
The local truckmen have an agree
ment among themselves not to do any
job for less than % cents.
John Hayes has returned from Boston,
where he has been the guest of his daugh-
ter, Mrs. DIR. Lentine.
A. Calhoun & Son have secured the
contract for plumbing and steam fitting |
at The government farms.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Silas Wright have re-
turned to Montpelier after visiting Sam
uel Wright.
Harry Broussau has gone to White
| hall. n. Y, where he has secured pO
sition.
Miss Emma Meeker has gone to Bur
! lington for few days visit.
The Essay club will hold its first meet
ing with Mrs. +. w. Beckwith Wednes-
day, Oct. 8, at $3.50 p m.
1t was C. Calvi, not Joseph Calvi. as
otherwise reported, who bought fruit
store in Winooski.
There is "a report that a new bank will
be opened in Middlebury, with well
known capitalists of this and neighbor-
ing towns as stockholders.
Miss Jennie Jones of New York City is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John Jones.
Normal Frost of Comstock, n. y, is
in town.
William j. LaRock has returned after
a two weeks visit with his parents in Ii
conderoga, N. Y.
A rumor was circulated about town
Wednesday forenoon that Edward ID.
Baker, who recently went to Denver,
Colo, for the benefit of his health had
died there. The story proved to be I'M
founded.
The semi-monthly meeting of Circle
No. 5. Ladies of the Grand Army was
held at three o'clock yesterday afternoon.
The board of pension examining sur
, geons had two old soldiers before them
for examination on Wednesday.
The Rev. George r. Stair will lead two
: conference and will deliver the closing
evening address at the State Christian
: Endeavor convention to be held at Swan
9 ton Wednesday and Thursday Of next
week
The electric light pole which is located
, in the railroad yard between the two de-
pots was struck by the caboose of the
crane Of the work train here Saturday
q morning, breaking same in two, thus
causing the mail train south be late as
the pole and wires blocked the road.
: At eight o'clock next Saturday evening
o the ladies of the Congregational church
n will give sociable in the church vestry
q especially for the college students. All
Il college students and the congregation
Q are cordially invited.
Il Miss Alice Atwood, daughter of O. II.
IS Atwood, while out riding Tuesday even.
a ing with her cousins, Nelson Atwood and
Miss Perry, was thrown from the car
d riage to the pavement and was rendered
p unconscious Tor short time. DIR. Mar
r. tin was called but found no bones broken
p The accident was caused by the young
lady changing her seat in the vehicle.
Is George l.. Hanbln, who has recently
acquired the foundry and machine shop
= formerly owned by Langworthy Bros.
has also bought the carpet cleaning bus
mess of Clarence Langworthy. Mr.
liamblin has also secured the services o
Walter Hurlburt, who has been sue
cessful machinist in Louisiana. Mr.
Hurlburt Is a former resident of thi
vicinity. The contract for furnishing
the castings for the Green Mountain
Lime company has been given Mr.. Ham
n bin, who is rapidly building up goo
~ business.
One Of the reasons for the success o
along the Kennebec" which comes t
Middlebury Opera House. Oct. s, is il
peculiar quality of attracting people VIII
are not classed among the regular theatr
goers and there is something Ill the It'll
which seems to appeal to this class {
T people. and after witnessing the perfol
i nance they become the best advertiser;
as the play is devoid of any nauseatin
. features and leaves pleasant impressio
everywhere and return dates for 1t al
ii eagerly sought. The fine band and o
n chestra carried by this attraction ado
~ greatly to its entertaining features.
Dunmore Grange of Salisbury yisitt
Mddlebury Grange on neigbors' nigl
Friday evening and there were fully q
present. The meeting was held in Il
old Baptist Church which has been rem
III ed by the local grange for hall I'll
Dunmore lodge furnished fine Literal
and musical program. The Middlebul
t. grange gave fine banquet in the has
- ment of the town hall.