Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1908-03-27

George Russell is making needed re-
pairs on his house on Court street.
The Euchre club held its last meeting
of the season on Tuesday evening at the
home of Rufus Wainwright.
College will open Tuesday, March 81,
after ten days vacation.
Miss Florence Chapman left Monday
for New York city.
Miss Timothy Neville of Vergennes
spent Monday in town as the guest of
Mrs. F. A. Farnsworth.
B. F. Wales returned to Proctor Mon
day after spending several days with his
family.
Mrs. Snyder has returned to her home
in Cuttingsville after visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. l.. 5. knight.
John ]. Hyde of Ticonderoga spent
Saturday aud Sunday with his IL other
Mrs Caroline Hyde.
Romaine Hemenway has moved his
family back to his farm in Bridport.
MIR. Hemenway has resided in town for
the past two years.
Miss Julia Bond will leave for Hart
ford, Conn, Friday to spend the Easter
vacation with her brother, E. E. Bond.
Mrs. M. A. Munroe was in Burlington
Wednesday to visit her daughter, who
is in the Sparhawk Sanitarium for treat
ment.
Miss Mary Perkins, who has visited
her grandmother, Mre. Agnes Perkins
has returned to Boston.
f. A. Bond has gone on a months trip
to New York, B ston and Holyoke,
Mass.
LeGrand and Earl Gorham have re-
turned from western New York, where
they purchased registered Percheron
stallion and four mares for their stock
farm in the east part Of the town. They
I visited their brother in Geneva, n. Y.
Miss Martha Bowdish, who is teaching
school in New Boston, is spending the
d. vacation in town visiting relatives.
e Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Pitts of Burling
ton visited friends in town recently.
Y Mrs. Frank Chandler of Brandon wal
recent guest of her mother, Mrs. Mead
Moses Aines and Herbert Holmes o
+ Whiting were in town the first of til,
y week on business.
I, Mrs John H. Stewart has returned
from visit in Round Lake, n. y.
+ The condition of Mrs. George Abbey i
!, u considerably improved.
Miss Daisy Cushman returned hom
d Friday after three weeks stay will
4 friends in New York City and Lawrence
r Mass.
Mr.. O. II. Cushman, well and favor
Wy known as the veteran butter buye
- 'iddlebury, will meet his old friend
~ ny butter and eggs at the Pipe
Nm hereafter. MIR. Cushman Ina
,ra-ES> 'g country produce on Mali
5pen t;V> 'rty years.
street fc-rtN. r. Stair, Mrs. r. S. Bene
Re, ,Ccc,",.,s, nix Lasher were presen
-lict an M-si. Council, held in tn
ar th., Hr5;II,,t. AZ 'hurch, Wednesda
Vernenvns p.'S1t,, . at which tim
afternoon and 'e7sisM 'ne new wv. pastor pastor,
Rev. George z, Bq1Esst, Oh 'he goSpe
was ordained to the ws,vt
ddlebur
The annual meeting Of cl.sr.a. ue c;a,;
cemetery association was hS4HA az:
evening. The reports showec tbsso
N good condition. The followin'e 5nH
we're elected: Chairman, T. N. Ct4s>
nan secretary and treasurer, Dr.. le a.,
lIellen; prudential committee, Z. M'N
chapman, DR.. l.. E. Mellen, E. W ,Judd, :
?. A. Bond and John II. Stewart Itis ~
Manned to make a number of impr0vt- o
menus the coming summer. p
Arthur Begor of Ripton. who was ar
ested by Chief Of Police Dickinson Sat P
lrday night and placed in the county IN
all, was brought before Justice Foote n
ionday afternoon and pleaded guilty to c.
he charge of intoxicatiOn. He was fined h
o and costs which he made arrangements
pay and was discharged. e
Frank Murray of Weybridge, arrested "
y Deputy Sheriff Sanford Saturday n
light and placed in the county Jail, was c.
AIKEN before Justice Foote Monday morn
ng. He pleaded guilty to the charge of "
ntoxlcation and was fined % and costs, T
1hICh he paid and WAS dscharned