Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1907-12-13
H. T. Cults has returned to Orwell.

H. T. Cuts has returned to Orwell.
Mrs. Asa Hemenway, who has been i'll,
is able to be out.
Mrs. j. B. Shambo Of Rutland is visit
Ing her two sons, George and Eugene
Spambo
Letters addressed as follows are at the
postoffice unclaimed: Miss Jessy Blair,
Miss Alice Potter, Mr.. G.. w. Hamburg,
Mr.. Burton Billings, Mr.. George Turkey
Mr.. N. w. Caswell of Colchester is the
guest of Miss Ellen E. Harrington.
Monday, market day, eggs brought 80
cents and butter 25 to 81 cents.
Theodore Dukette is back at his post
in Beckwith's after few days illness.
Mrs. P. E. Dillon, who has been i'll, is
slowly recovering.
Otter Greek Lodge, X. Of p, worked
the third rank in the full form Tuesday
evening Pierpoint Lodge of vergennes
was present and both lodges enjoyed a
banquet at the Addison House during
which music was furnished by the col.
lege orchestra. The affair was most
successful and enjoyable one.
A team of horses attached to a big
wagon took fright near the railroad sta
ton Monday afternoon, tearing through
the principal streets to the farm of the
late John Halnon, four miles outside the
village. The animals were severely cut
and bruised and the wagon was smashed.
The outfit is owned by Thomas Fletcher
of Bridport.
Miss Carrie Noonan has on exhibition
at her home on Seymour street an unus,,-
ally fine display of dainty novelties and
Nutting pictures. Her exhibit has form
erly been in a show window on Main
street, but this year will be entirely at
her residence.
The treasurer's Office will be open for
the collection of taxes Saturday and
Monday evenings. Remember that Mon
day is the last day in which to save the
discount.
During the heavy rain of Monday and
Tuesday considerable damage was done
in the village limits. A number of wash
outs included big one on Academy
street at the old dry bridge. The town
will also suffer loss on washouts of the
roads and the bridge across Muddy branch
about two miles from this village.
Addison Court, Catholic Order of For
esters, has elected the following officers:
I. r., Cyril Brunette; V. c. r., George
A. Shambo; p. C. R., n. j. Boudreau: f.
s., j. E. Condon treasurer, George T.
bidder; trustees, Frank Shackett, Will
liam Mayo, H. c. Covert.
There are unclaimed letters at the
local postoffice for Mrs. Jane Skinner.
Mrs. D. w. Richardson, Miss Esther
Leggett, Miss Amelia Lucia, Miss Fannie
King, Miss Jessie McEvilla, Miss Anna
Wolfe, Jesse Forest. Jim Hase, Fred
tlagg, l.. Frederick, Fred Porter. Her
bert F. Pratt, w. Mintzer, J. J. Hayes,
Peter hurry Couparto Giuseppe.
The George L. Hickey Wordless Drama
show, with c. w. Lawford, baritone. an.
peared to a small house Monday evening
The show will exhibit here again in
couple of weeks.
Henry and Michael Donnelly of Proc
tor and Daniel Donnelly of Charlestown,
n. H., former Middlebury boys, are
called here by the death of their young
est sister. Martha, wife of William Prior
of Goldfield. New, who died in San Fran
cisco. Cal Monday night of last week
and whose remains arrived here for bur-
ial Friday. The deceased was the young
est child Of the late Peter Donnelly Of
this.town. She leaves another brother, P.
j. Donnelly of Middlebury, and two sis
tiers, Mrs. Charles A. Collins of Middle
bury, and Mrs. Sarah Caldwell of Ere.
mont Ohio,