Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1907-06-28

ter, Mrs. Harrison Foote.
Miss Della Hammond has taken rooms
at f. A. Bonds for the summer.
Miss Belle Moore has returned from a
brief stay in New Haven.
Mrs. Stanley Nichols of Royalton is Wis.,
iting at the home of Rev. and Mrs. w. T.
Forsythe.
Mrs. Linsley is spending a few days in
town with Mrs. Mary Tilden.
Mrs. Ola Houghton and three children
of Alburgh, N. Y, are the guests of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Billings.
Theodore Munroe of Hartford, Conn,
is visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M.
A. Munroe.
The sewer in front of the county jail
is causing more trouble and is being dug
up again. Roots of the large willows get
into the pipe and clog it.
The board of water commissioners
have sent out notice to the takers of the
village water that the rates in some
cases would be raised on July /. The
most important change is in the rates for
private families, which will hereafter be
81 instead of So.
A forty hours alteration service was
begun in st. Mary's church at $3.50
o'clock Monday morning. Masses were
said at $50 and $3.50 Tuesday and We'd
nesday mornings, the devotion closing
at the last Mass Wednesday morning.
Several of the clergy from out of town
were here to assist the pastor, Rev. j. D.
Shannon.
Miss Maud Estey and Miss Merrill
Abbott returned to town Monday from
Lincoln, where they had been at the
formers home. Miss Estey went to
North Hero, where she will pass the
summer, and Miss Abbott went to her
home in st. Johnsbury.
Frank Shackett, who has been land
lord of the Goddard House at Ludlow
the past year, has given it up and re.
turned to town.
The Hon. d. L. Bachant has returned
to Fresno, Cal, after visiting his neice,
Mrs. Harry Covert.
Monday, market day, eggs brought Il
cents and butter IS to % cents.
The cattle shipment from this section
Monday consisted of five carloads for the
Brighton and New York markets.
Miss Daisy Cushman has returned from
a short visit in Bristol.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Partridge, whC
nave been visiting here, have returned
to Proctor.
Mrs. Lewis Nash has painted her BARN
and fences. which is a decided improve
ment to her home.
1t is understood that Manager Higgin
of The Addison will raise his terms a
follows Table board, per week, $40; tran
sient rates, $3.50 to IS per day.
AS the Fourth of July, with its attend
ant disruption, comes next week Thurs
day, it is hoped that the correspondence
and advertising copy will get in n da
earlier than usual.
Kent Kirby has the smallest younges
fawn in captivity in Vermont. He foun
a fawn only a few hours old; there wa
: nothing to be seen of the mother nor ha
J she been seen since. Mr.. Kirby took tn
youngster to his home where it tippe
the scales at six and th%ree.quarter pounds
: 1t is IS inches tall and Is being brougt
up on a bottle. The fawn is so much {
a curiosity that many people have bee
to see it. The mother is thought to hay
been frightened away by dogs.
l. John Kelley of Orwell, who was a
rested by Policeman James McClinche
Saturday night and placed in county jai
N was taken before Judge Fred
!. Foote Monday morning and plead'
guilty to intoxication and was fined
and costs which he paid and was d
. charged.
George NJ. Gipson, a well-known ma
6 BILE dealer, while driving near the dep
:, Sunday afternoon was thrown from !
carriage, his horse being frightened
the whistling of a passing locomoti'
a. 1t is thought that one of Mr.. Gipson's ri
az is broken. Mr.. Gipson has already IL
one arm.
u Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Earle ha
oi returned after two weeks in Worcest
4 Mass.
The launch, which H. T. Warner ms
er last winter, has been purchased by
u w. Fletcher of B%ridport.
:, Herbert Simms has returned to
home, Braintree, Mass, after a visit
town.
Mrs. ID. D. Hope went to Northf