Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1907-11-15
A. D. Wright has returned to Hyde
Park after short visit here.


Park after short visit here.
The girls of Middlebury college enter
tanned the members of the football team
Saturday evening.
George NJ. Stone visited friends in
Fowler Saturday, returning home in the
afternoon and leaving Sunday morning
for Canada.
William Farrell, who injured one of
his legs some time ago, is able to be about
with the aid of clutches.
A new statue of st. Joseph has been
placed in st. Mary's church. Appropri-
ate exercises were carried out in con-
nection with the unwilling Sunday even
ing.
Mrs. Jane Sheltus, who has been visit
ing her son, Herbert Sheltus, is seriously
i'll. Her son, Oscar, of Worcester, and
daughter, Mrs Emma Sargent, of High
gate Springs. arrived Wednesday morn
ing.
Miss Mae Goddard has resumed her
work at the telephone exchange here
after a three weeks vacation. Miss
Cora Cook, one of the operators, has re-
signed and left Saturday night for
Keene, n. H., where she will join her
parents. Miss Kilburn of Brandon will
! fill the vacancy.
The hilarious Norwich University foot
ball players after the victory over Mid
dlebury College Saturday were romping
around the railroad station when one of
their number running with head down,
collided violently with Patrick Mulligan,
aged 70 years, the local mail carrier.
Mr.. Mulligan went down but received no
serious bruises.
While Norman c. Selleck was driving
down Court street "Wednesday evening
his rig came in collision with one owned
by a Mr.. Wimette of Salisbury. Besides
doing considerable damage to Mir. Sell
leck's carriage, he was thrown out and
dragged for some distance, sustaining
bruises. Mr.. Wimette's rig was damaged
somewhat.
The Horoscope Motion Picture Co.,
which showed here two weeks ago, was
so we'll liked that they arranged for re.
turn dates here, and showed three even
ings at the opera house to filled house
each evening, in spite of the bad weather.
Mr.. Hine has large and beautiful as
sortment of pictures ranging from edu-
: cational subjects to the most lHdicrous
in the comic line Mr.. Malvey's songs
, were we'll chosen and rendered in most
finished manner.
The Vermont committee to investi
gate state normal schools, appointed by
Gov. F. D. Proctor in accordance with
an act passed at the last session of the
Legislature, made their first inspection
of the state normal school at Castletor
Saturday. Saturday morning the com
mittee went to the school in CastletoI
which they carefully inspected. TIT
committee consisted of L. E. Sherwin o
Chester, Frank L. Greene of st. Adams
w. N. Cady of Middlebury, c. H. Demp
sey of St. Johnsbury and B. L. Staffor'
of Rutland.
. Those who attended-and there was
I house full-the second number of tn
Century Club course. feel very grateful
to the club for providing a means of hear
ing the superb lecturer DR.. Thos +
Greene of Chicago, who for over tw
hours held representative Middlebur
audience, eager for more. The subject
"The Key to the Goth Century" wa
handled in such finished and talente
r manner that the ability to produce sue
gem of oratory can well be Gale
genius. 1t is to DE hoped that he will
heard here again.