Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1907-04-05
Erwin Piper is home from Boston.

Erwin Piper is home from Boston.
G. E. Marshall has returned from a
business trip to Boston.
M. r. Burt is home after business
trip of ten days.
Miss Mabel Aunchman has returned
/ from a stay of several months in Fitch
burg, Mass.
Regular assembly of Middlebury Coun
Gil, R. and S. NJ, takes place Tuesday
evening, the 9th.
NJ. A. Haher has severed his connec-
ton with the Brandon Italian Co. and is
employed in the hardware business by
Farnsworth & Co.
Mrs. w. c. Foote and family are guests
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ.
Burke.
The Green Mountain Lime Co., with a
capital stock of 800, 900 filed articles of
association this week. This company
will do all kinds of quarrying and mill
ing.
Rebekah Lodge at their regular meet
ing Tuesday made arrangements to mi.
tiate all candidates at next meeting, the
18th. The secretary will notify all can
didates to appear. A banquet will be
served
Mrs. Ed Lashway was suddenly
called to Wellsboro Falls Friday, because
of the illness of her mother, who sus
tanned quite painful injuries by falling
down stairs. While there she met mem
bers of the family some of whom had
not met in 20 years.
Miss Hazel Russell has returned to her
home in Brldport after spending two
r weeks at the home of her sister, Mrs.
f. d. Norton.
3 Mrs. A. H. Nelson of New York city is
: visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. E.
Mellen.
! Miss Jessica Stewart is spending few
weeks in New York.
!. Edward Seeley of East Middlebury has
!. just bought the Solomon LaPine place
g on Court street.
n Gustavus Smith has purchased a
thirty-foot lot adjoining his place on
!, Court street. of Fred Hayden.
Arthur MacQuivey, who has been sick
!, y with scarlet fever the past few weeks, is
d convalescent, and his brother, Merrill, is
e now stricken with the same disease
Howard Jenkins is visiting his sister
i Mrs. F. w. Beckwth, for two weeks.
n Mrs Harley Cook and daughter, Miss
= Barbara, of Brandon are moving into
:, Frank Trudo's new house on Cour
a. street
Miss Frances Warner, who has beer
tt teaching in Randolph. is spending two
(. weeks vacation at the home of he
a. u, mother on Weybridge street.
"a George Mead, who has been book
keeper for the Green Mountain Pulp Co.
- the past few years, has resigned the posi-
ton The vacancy is now filled by Mr.
r. Myrick, formerly in the employ of L
20 S. Knight.
Miss Sophie Wilds, who has been spend
10 ing the past ten days in town as tn
guest of MIR. and Mrs. L. A. Skiff, leave
today for brief visit in New York cit,
before returning to Smith College.
Mrs. Clayton Dickinson and grand
:" daughter are visiting friends in Vergen
>" mes this week.
The cattle shipment Monday consists
of six carloads of cows, calves and hogs
two for New York city and four for tn
us Brighton market, Boston.
Mrs. Nelson Seymour has gone to Rut
n land, ~here she will join her husband
er Their household goods were shipped t
that city last week. Mr.. and Mrs. Sey
elk mour have many friends here that wi
regret their departure greatly.
or Col. c. s. Forbes, long and favorabl
t. known in the State for his connectio
OIL with THE Vermonter" and other publ
cations, was in town this week Co
nv Forbes is secretary of the State Con
ga mission to the jamestown Exposition
ed and has the permission of the villae
,et trustees to make selection of the raj
he and valuable antiques in the Sheldon A
museum, to be used in the Vermont e.
~ hibit at the Exposition.