Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1907-04-26

w arTen, anu ldihiy'
F. w. Beckwith has returned from
New York
Ex-Gov. Stewart and daughter, Miss
Jessica, have returned from Colorado,
where they have been spending the win
ter with Hon. Philip B. Stewart.
Mrs. L. N. Morse. who has passed the
winter with her son, Robert T. Morse,
has returned to Burlington.
Charles Miller has entered the employ
of C. A. Piper.
Miss Frances Warner has returned to
her school duties at Northfield
Miss Belle Moore has returned to Yer
gennes.
Fred Tousignant has been spending a
few days in Rutland.
A reception was given Or. and Mrs.
w. H. Washburne in the parlors of the
Methodist church Wednesday evening of
this week.
Captain Palmer, who has been at the
Addison, has gone to New York city for a
few weeks.
Mrs. Charles l. Button is visiting in
Brandon.
Reports from the trout brooks in the
mountains east of the village indicate
good sport when the season opens May
18th.
William Kent, who sprained his arm
while at the pulp mill fire. is recovering.
The marble company is making repairs
on one of its tenement houses on Sey-
mour street.
Rev. George r. Stair will deliver an
address this evening at the annual roll
call of the Baptist church of Richford.
Mrs. Wright and daughter, Miss Liz
zie were guests of Mrs. Caswell on Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs Patrick have moved from
o. p Moore's house on Wey bridge street
to the house on Seminary street owned by
Mrs. Mills.
Mr. NJ. A. Monroe has been called tc
Boston by the critical illness of his broth
er, James W. Monroe.
Mrs. Franklin Hooker of Worcester
Mass, was the guest of Mrs. John Hyde
Mrs. NJ. V. Drake of Ticonderoga, n
Y, is the guest of her parents, Mr.. anC
Mrs. Oscar Cushman for few days.
Mrs. William McGilton entertained
several friends at bridge whist Wednes
day afternoon at her home on Cour
street.
E. L. Briggs has returned to Boston
after a few days visit with friends il
town.
Miss Mabel Merrill is visiting friend,
in Bridport.
The Young Woman's Missionary socle
ty of the Methodist church met will
Mrs. Ernest Severance at the home o
Mrs. o. P. Moore last Friday afternoon
Nelson Marseilles and family of Sails
bury are moving into E. j. Buttolph'
tenement house on South Main street.
Mrs. G.. d. Miner returns home toda.
after three weeks visit at the home o
her brother, DIR. Samuel Sheldon, ant
family in Brooklyn, N. Y.
The Woman's Christian Temperate
Union meets with Mrs. Dyer at the HON
of j. E. Weeks this afternoon at
o'clock.
R. NJ. Mills, travelling salesman for tn
Brandon Italian Marble Co., left Tuesda
on a few weeks business trip. after
brief stay in town with his family.
A well-attended and very enjoyabl
: smoker was given by the Mooslamo
Club Wednesday evening.
L. E. Stowe of Ripton, who has bee
engaged to carry on Joseph Battell
} Weybridge farms, will live in the CAY
tain Shaw house.
The Ilsley Hook and Ladder Co. REQ
,, gained Wednesday evening and chos
! George Kidder as foreman, and Fay
; Warren as assistant. The other men
bers are l.. S. Knight, Allan Calhoun
: Jr., R. A. Calhoun, C. F. Rogers, A.
Taber. John Woods, n. S. Foote, Wald
Knight.
: The license commissioners met Satu
day morning for a hearing on applies
g tons. Those of John H. Sargent, JOSEF
:, Lawrence and John Higgins were not o
ected to, but four appeared against tn
of G. W. Tisdale with petition sign'
~ by so people who reside in that sectiC
who oppose it. There were no licens
granted and will not be until after Il
hearing on the application of GeorI
Kidder on Saturday.