Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1908-05-29

Miss Georgia Bump has returned from
week with her parents in Salisbury.
Mrs. Mary Wilmarth has gone TO Ben
nington to visit her son, Bush Wilmarth
Miss Gussie johnson of Springfield, a
former resident, spent Sunday in town
with friends.
The Epworth League held social in
the parlors of the Methodist church We'd
nesday evening.
A book social was held at the BAPTIST
church Wednesday evening.
Mrs. J. Allen Warner and daughter Of
Albany. N. Y. are visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Wainwright. Mr..
Warner will join them the latter part of
the week
Charles Severance has shipped rustic
lodge to East Berlin and carload of rus
tic furniture TO Boston.
Jasper G. Page will deliver the Me-
mortal day address in Cornwall
Deputy Sheriff w. c.. Fletcher of Bran
don was in town Saturday.
Robert Cartmell has returned from
Boston.
Robert Leggett has returned from
two weeks trip through Virginia He
reports that haying is well unoer way in
that State and saw some fine farms but
has not decided about moving there.
The street sprinkler is in commission.
Mrs. Mary Spencer is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. William Sessions in West
Rutland.
William H. Baldwin and son were in
Burlington Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milo w. Robbins. former
ly of Starksboro have moved to town
and will the next year occupy the annex
of the Sargent House. Mr.. Robbins has
bought half dozen or more promising
horses.
Miss Margaret Coeg of Burlington. for.
four months at the tuberculosis sanator-
ium in Pittsford, stopped over Monday
to visit Mr.. and Mrs j. w. Lawrence on
her way home. Miss Coeg is apparently
completely cured.
The lower mill of the Green Mountain
Pulp Co., is shut down for repairs. AL
thong the mill has contracts it was
thought best to do the repair work dur
ing the dull season.
Henry Gaudett, clerk for E. E. Rich
81 Co., has been confined to the house by
illness.
Miss Stella Nash of Burlington is visit
ing her aunt, Mrs. Louis Nash
The Epworth League held a social in
the parlors of the Methodist church We'd
nesday evening.
Walter Dunlap has gone to Boston
where he has position in steamship
works
NJ. R. Burt has gone to Springfield,
Mass, where he expects to locate in the
drug business.
William Kenworthy of Rutland is
visiting his parents here.
The Varsity baseball team of Middle
bury college left Tuesday afternoon for
Schenectady, N. Y, where they will
play Union college. 1t will play series
of four games before returning home.
Doring's orchestra of Troy has been
engaged to play here during commence
ment week of Middlebury college
The repairs on the county court house
which have been in progress for the last
month are completed. The court house
is now in first class condition for the
opening of the June term of Addison
county court next Tuesday.
The Boston Dairy company has dis
continued the milk car running through
this town to Boston. 1t will be put on
again September l. During the inter-
vening three months the farmers of the
section will bring their milk to the local
creamery.
A large number of the local court of
Foresters went to Burlington Wednes-
day to attend the State convention of
the society. This is the 25th convention
in the State.
All members of Union, No. 2, F. and
A. NJ, are requested to meet at the lodge
rooms Sunday at $40 p. M sharp to at
ten the farewell service of Rev. Bro. w.
7. Forsythe at st. Stephens church.
Members of other lodges cordially in
vited.