Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1907-07-26
FRANK A. BOND

DIR. Howard L. Averil has purchased |
! building lot on Court street adjoining |
the Allen property and will erect house
there.
DIR. w. H. Sheldon and family have
moved to his house on Main street.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union will meet with Mrs. L. D. Dyer
Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Mary Aikey of Burlington spent
Sunday at the home of her mother Mrs.
Emma Bitney.
The two children of Mr. and Mrs. O.
P. Clay and nurse, who have been spend
ing the past month at the home of Miss
Emma Clay, returned Tuesday to Cleve-
land Ohio.
Miss Irene Henry returned to Science
tady, n Y, Tuesday after a few days
stay at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. E. P.
Cushman..
Mrs E. f. Rich and Mrs. o. H. Cush-
man returned last Friday after few
days stay in Ticonderoga, n. y, at the
home of Mrs NJ. V. Drake.
Miss Rena Huntley is spending few
days in Pittsford and Fair Haven as the
guest of college friends
Mrs. John Lovett, who has been ill, is
somewhat improved.
Reliance Company, No 10, Uniform
Rank, X. of P, is making active prepa-
rations toward attending the State en-
campment at st. Johnsbury next month.
Mr.. and Mrs H. Abbiseth of Burling-
ton, j. NJ. Mamsley of Buffalo, N. Y,
j. R. Beaman of Boston and A. j. Cook
of Richville are recent visitors il town.
Louis Aines and family have returned
after brief visit with his brother, Solo
mon Aines.
R. NJ. Mills returned home Wednesday
for few days stay with his family.
Miss Neff of Swanton has been visiting
at the home of Miss Theo Crane.
| Prof. McGilton has returned home
after two weeks stay at Knights Is
land.
Miss Jessica Stewart gave party
Wednesday evening for number of the
friends of Miss Marie Delano of North
ampton, Mass, who is visiting her few
: days.
, Mrs. Carrie Thomas of Boston is visit
r ing her sister. Mrs. William Ford.
F. j. Hubbard and family spent We'd
nesday in Whiting with relatives.
DR.. Tinkham of Burlington was in
: town Tuesday on business.
: There was a great rain throughout all
this section Monday afternoon, and while
: it has seriously interfered with the hay
: makers, it was very beneficial to other
crops
n The jewelry store of c. NJ. Carpenter
r has been greatly improved lately by the
addition of handsome sign, which
0 covers almost the whole width of the
building. The letters are in gold and ap
o pear in relief upon the dark background
The work was done by Mr.. j. T. Kings
g ley, longtime resident, who now live'
in Mortified.
st The number of houses being erected il
the village this year and those under
~ going thorough repairs is probably large
- than the same classes of building in tn
village in any other season for the pas
10 or II years. There will be still large
. building operations next season if no
20 more than half of the plans in contem
>" plation are carried out.
Mrs. Robert Steele and her grand
- daughter, returned Monday after thre
weeks visit in Lowell, Mass, with Mrs
Steele's younger son. William. Mr.:
William Steele accompanied them for
visit.
Mrs. E. P. Russell went Saturday
Amesbury, Mass, for two weeks wit
a. her daughter, Mrs. George MacLean. Sh
was accompanied by her son-in-lav
d. William Sanford of Somerville, Mass
n who with Mrs. Sanford and their so
4, Russell has been visiting at DIR. Russell
~ two weeks. Mrs. Sanford and the DO
r. will remain here until Mrs. Russers n
turn in August.
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