Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1908-08-07
MIDDLEBURY LOCALS.

II. B. Dutton of the Dutton Pharmacy
started Tuesday for twoweek vacation
at his home in Montpelier.
Miss Hazel Russell, of Bridport, is in
town, visiting her sister, Mrs. Norman
Selleck.
The Rev H. DIN Cady of Chicago
will take charge of the Epworth League
meeting at the Methodist church Sun
day evening.
Mrs. P. L. Dorey and small daughter
arrived Tuesday from.a week with rela-
tives in Underhill.
DIR. Stanton S. Eddy is i'll and has
gone to hospital for treatment and
rest.
DR. A. D. Barter went this week on
business trip to Boston.
the first of the week.
John Larrow, who has been visiting
relatives in Middlebury and vicinity for
two weeks, went Monday night to Wor-
cester, Mass, where he has position.
Prof. Thos. f. Boyce and family are
spending a few weeks at the Piper
cottage at Long Point.
Charles A. Piper and family have re-
turned from an outing at Long Point.
Frank A. Searle of Northampton,
Mass, is here for visit with his mother,
Mrs. Gordon II. Searle of Boston.
Phoebe w. Lyons and daughter Of
Maryville, Tenn, are summering in town.
Junius E. Foster of Forestdale has re-
turned to that place after three or four
days stay in this part of the county,
during which he effected large deal in
Forestdale real estate for himself and
relatives.
l.. j. Gorham and son Earl have been
in Boston on business trip.
A rabble of multi-colored gypsy women
passed through town the last of the week,
furnishing amusement for the younger
people, though their demeanor and be-
havior had tendency to make the
judicious grieve.
George w. Rose was business visitor
in Rutland last week.
Michael O'Connell was fined So and
costs for intoXication in Burlington Sat.
urday. He could not pay and will serve
his sentence.
Mrs. Mary Caswell and family are
guests of her mother, Mrs. Susan Wright,
at Shoreham.
Scott NJ. Gooding and family of Rut.
land are visitors here.
Hermann Cole of the Middlebury Elec.
trio Co. is taking his vacation with rela
tives in New York state.
, Reid L. Carr has returned to New York
City after a stay of a few weeks in towr
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. K
Carr
r Caleb Nuttng who has been visiting
in this vicinity, has returned to his home
in Boston.
J. Allen Warner, of Albany, N Y,
/. has joined his family at G. S. Vain
, wright's.
. The 18th annual reunion of the des
pendants of Andrew Langworlhy anC
c Rachel Hubbard, who were married a
Newport, R. l., November 3, 1858, viii
be held in Utica, N. Y, August 20. Sew
: eral of this family live here
Never was rain more welcome thar
that of Tuesday. The soil was so dr.,
and hard that it would take pickax,
to make hole in the ground.
Eli Fortier and Mrs Frank Forter anC
her two children are guests of RcharC
Bedore.
Z. E. Rich was in town Tuesday from
Lake Dunmore, where he is spending
! the summer.
= E. L. Miner of Bridport was in tow
Monday on business.
Isaac Rogers was in Orwell the first o
the week on business.
1t is matter of regret that the eff
cient and popular secretary of the Agri
cultural Association, Fred L. Hamilton
has been i'll for about a week. 1t is I
be hoped that Mr.. Hamilton will get tn
rest he has needed for some time an
u will soon be ready for his work.
Bernard, the older son of Thoma
Burns, cut his hand quite badly wit
broken glass while washing windows a
the Brandon Italian Marble company
mill Thursday.
) William H. Eldrldge, we'll and mos
favorably known in Middlebury, is tn
president of the Society of Vermonter
at Twin Falls, Idaho. Other Middle
bury members of the society are MIR. an
Mrs. d. F. Clark, Gordon McQuivey an
Marcus Hooker. Mr.. Eldridge runs
clothing and shoe store at Twin Falls.
Jedediah Browe, AN aged and respecte
gentleman who had lived at the home {
I. his son Frank, died last week Wedne
day, and the funeral services were hel
from his late home Saturday Afternoon
r The pastor of the local Congregations
church, DIR. Dickinson, officiated and tn
interment was in the West cemeter,
Mr.. Rowe leaves three daughters an
four sons.