Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1907-10-11

Clayton Moore of Rutland was in town
over Sunday.
Miss L. Donahue of Rutland is taking
the place of Miss Bertha Smith at the
telephone exchange. Miss Smith is on a
two weeks vacation.
Mrs. S. f. Dyer of West Salisbury is
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Taber.
Somers Spaulding who lives near
Bridport, will soon remove to Pittsburg,
Pa, for the winter.
Judge and Mrs. j. E. Weeks have gone
to Boston, Mass, and will be present at
the presentation of the silver service to
the battleship Vermont
William Sessions of Rutland is visiting
in town.
Mrs. John Spencer, who has been in
West Rutland, has returned home.
N. S. Foote has purchased from the
Severance estate the houses on Wey-
bridge street and has commenced repairs
on the property. The balance of the
land consisting of II acres has been
bought by C. F. Rich.
Isaac Shapiro and sons Henry and
David, who have been in New York city
for month, have returned.
George Fassett has returned from
Bethel, where he went on account of the
serious illness of his brother.
John w. Ketchum has returned from
a trip through New England.
John w. Porter has taken his string of
trotters to Claremont n. H., where they
have been entered for the races this
week.
The Rutland Railroad company is put
ting in new water pipe leading to the
big tank near the station.
Nelson Mayo of Cornwall is suffering
from blood poisoning in his right hand.
George Sargent of Chicago is visiting
his family at The Addison this week
Edward Higgins is visiting his brother,
John Higgins, at The Addison.
Mr.. and Mrs. McClelland of st. Adams
have been the guests of John Boudreau
and family for few days Mrs. Nc
Clelland will be remembered as Miss
Nettie Boudreau of this town.
William Mullen spent Sunday with
relatives in Rutland.
Mrs. NJ. A. Munroe has returned from
six weeks stay in Hartford, Conn, and
New York city.
Arrangements have been completed
for the appearance of Mrs. Hannibal A.
Williams in a recital of Shakespeare's
Romeo and Juliet in opera house Tues
day evening. Oct. 10. Mrs. Williams
is an artist of exceptional ability.
Miss Mary Oney of Rutland is visiting
her brother. Thomas Oney.
Fred Harrington has returned to Bran
don after a short visit here.
Mrs. NJ. \. Munroe and c. j. Philips
were appointed delegates to the State
Sunday school convention being held in
Manchester.
Joseph j. Monta went Wednesday to
Fowler, where he has position as let
terer with marble company.
Thomas f. Burns has return ed from a
short stay in Montreal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace n Dow are TAX
ing carriage trip through the southern
part of the State.
Mrs o. P. Moore and daughter, Miss
Belle, spent Sunday in Proctor.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Greene spent Wed
nesday in Burlington.
Misses Matte Buckley and Nellie Hal
pin were in Burlington Wednesday.
The first heavy frost of the fall struck
this section Tuesday night and consider
able damage WIS done to a few belated
crops. but mostly to outlying flowers
The greater part of the garden produce
endangered had been gathered in or Gov
cred over before the chill came.
Among the recent arrivals at the AG
Olson county Jail was Dennock Capro
an Italian, charged with being implicit
ed in shooting and stabbing affray il
which one man was seriously wounded
The affray occurred in one Of the noun
tain lumber camps near Starksboro.
An ad in another column calls TO
forty cats. 1t seems 4 pity that 36'
young lives should be snuffed out. bu
must be obeyed. Tabtha and Thoma
are doomed.
Along the Kennebec, which playe'
here Tuesday evening, was comedy o
the right kind, and the company tina
handled it will be assured OF heart,
welcome when it comes again. TIL
play is of "A wholesome variety, devoid o
over acting and nauseating features
The comedy quartet was EXCEPTIONAL
good, and the burlt sque duel scene wa
special scenery and a good band helps t
make the production the success that
is.
; The funeral of the Hon. A. A. Fletche
was held from lis late home Saturda
afternoon at two o'clock Dr. Dickinson
pastor of the congregational Church, OF
: ficiated, and the burial was in the famil
lot in the West cemetery. The bearer
! We're Col. T. NJ. Chapman, DR.. ID. [
! Noble, c. c. Wells. G.. d. Miner of tn
: village, ID. IL. Bennett of Bridport an
j. Allen Warner of Albany, n. y. Mr.
Hall Of st. Paul, Mimi. came to atten
4 tn" funeral.
Mrs James Howker, who has been
I Tor nearly "A year, passed away very sue
denly Sunday afternoon at her home a
Seminary street from heart disease. ST
, was so years of age and is survived by
=, | I'm. hand one lauVhtpr Mrs. Waller Ma