Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1907-09-20
MlDDLEBURY LOCALS.

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ington, d. c.. are guests of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. + E. Rich.
Mrs. Frank Fales is on a two weeks
visit to her parents in Brushton, n. Y.
G. NJ. Carpenter is to build a tenement
house on Court street, adjoining the
Dwire house which he recently pur-
chased.
Miss Mary McNulla has returned from
Loon Lake, N. Y.
Miss Emma Meeker has returned from
New York city and vicinity.
Miss EIecta T. Cenate of this village
and Arthur L. Wood of Hampton, N. Y,
were married at St Mary's Church, Tues
day morning by Father j. D. Shannon.
They will reside at Hampton, N. Y.
Frank Drolette of Milo, Me-, is visiting
relatives here for the first time in IS
years. Mr.. Drolette is general foreman
of the Bangor & Aroostock railroad.
Senator Proctor, while here as the
guest of Col. Joseph Battell on Tuesday,
made visit to the Morgan farm in Wey-
bridge.
College opened yesterday with the
largest class in its history, the class
numbering about IS.
During the electrical storm Monday
evening the graded school building was
struck by bolt which entered one Chin
ney, went down few feet and came out
the side. The damage was slight.
The first snow of the season in this
vicinity is reported from Cornwall
where furry of good-sized flakes des-
cended Wednesday morning.
Harrison T. Smith of Washington, D.
c., a former resident of Middlebury, is
making brief visit here He is the son
of the late Hon. Timothy c. Smith, for
many years United States consul at
Odessa, Russia.
John Boudreau, who was called to
Winchendon, Mass, by the death of his
brother, has returned home.
Frank Shea has returned home after
a two months stay at Westfeld, N. Y.
Carrie Walsh of Bethel has arrived in
town to remain during the winter.
The annual reunion, banquet and
campfire of the Fourteenth Vermont
Regiment of Volunteers, which to a
large extent was recruited in this sec
ton, will be held in the opera house here
Friday. October IS.
Monday, market day, eggs brought 26
cents butter 25.
The cattle shipment from this section
Monday consisted of three car loads for
the New York and Brighton markets.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Condor and
daughter, who nave been visiting rea-
tives in Rutland have returned home
William Foote, who has been passing
the summer vacation with his father,
Judge Fred NJ. Foote, returned to
Montpelier Monday to resume his school
studies.
B. r. Brock of the experiment station
at the State Agricultural College at Bur
lington, was in town Monday on his
way to Weybridge to look over the Nor
gan horse establishment of the United
States government at that place.
Robert T. Morse of Pittsford has re-
turned there after "a few days visit with
his wife and children.
Mrs. James H. Mack of West Corn
wall is visiting friends in Saint Law
renee county, n. Y.
Hadley's Moving Pictures showed here
last Friday night and as usual gave a
especially good. Hadley's pictures are
both amusing and instructive, excluding
the burlesque and freak pictures and
giving views illustrating the worlds
Hadley here.
A requiem high Mass was held at st
Mary's church at 8 a. M, Monday for
Mr. John Halnon, an aged and highly re-
spected member of the parish who died
recently while on trip to Ireland, his old
home. Unfortunately i'll was not posi-
bic to secure the removal of Mr.. Halnon's
body here.
There are unclaimed letters at the
Middlebury postoffice bearing the fol-
lowing addresses: Mrs. j. E. Brooks,
Mrs. Ann Burns, Mrs H. U. Frost, Mrs.
Mary Marsales, Miss Katie Mclean,
Miss A. NJ. Norman, Miss Neiey Tully,
Miss Anita j. Parker. Miss Annie w.
Minan, Lorne Elwyn, Lorne Elwyn
Stock company, Tari Antonio, Gui-
seppe Lattoga, Ralza r. Lawrence,
Frank Kelley, Frank Currier Ed. Scar
borough, j. Hernandez, S. Mayles, Fred