Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1908-06-26
NEW HAVEN.


in town, guests of friends here, since
Commencement day.
Mrs. V. NJ. Benedict has been obliged
to return to the hospital at Burlington
for further treatment.
Miss Grace Wright is spending Com
mencement week in Burlington.
Postmaster Roscoe, wife and son are
visiting in North Adams, Mass
Rev. D. L. billiards Sunday morning
discourse was upon "Our Duty" in the
evening his subject was "Self Control"
Miss Ruth Dutton left last Tuesday for
Randolph, to spend some time with her
relatives, while her father, Rev. c. H.
Button, and brother, Phillip, are abroad.
Miss Roxy Champlin and Grace Rogers
are guests of the family of s. D. Doud.
Mrs Abbie Rogers of Bristol was in
town over Sunday.
Quite number from town are taking
in camping at various points on the lake.
Philo Elmer is painting his house.
Miss NJ F. Landon spent several days
in Middlebury this week to attend the
Commencement exercises.
There was a largely attended social at
Mrs. NJ. j. Landon's on Wednesday after
noon of last week. There were SO ladies,
five gentlemen and Is children present.
Besides the usual supper, Mrs. Landon
served lemonade to the crowd, which
was most refreshing.
DR.. G.. r. Sanborn had a can of milk
stolen from his premises one night last
week. The can was found near Mr..
Cowles not long after.
Spring Grove camp ground presents
quite a rough appearance just now, as
preparations are going forward toward
the building of the new auditorium.
Many trees have been cut down, and
lumber is piled about en- masse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Danbrook are
entertaining their nephew from Canada.
He has recently graduated from a BUSH
ness college in Philadelphia, and is
returning home.
There will be a convention of the c..
NJ. A. Union of Vermont and New York
in this place July 1917, 1908. Clyde R.
Sumner, president A good program
will be presented.
The church has recently been under
going thorough cleaning.
In the last thunder storm tree was
struck near the church. also another one
near Mr.. Jenkins's on Town Hill.
Herbert Danbrook, who has beer
troubled with a severe cough, is some
what improved.
Mrs Henry Come had the misfortune,
last Sunday, to drop a large cake of ice
on her foot, and it is feared that some
bones are broken.
Miss Etna Daniels is at her home from
her schoo in Ferrisburg.
Miss Arletta Stowe spent two days
with Miss Gladys Coursey last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Coursey and
two sons of Bridport visited relatives in
New Haven and Bristol the past week.
Geo. Russell and Philo Elmer are i'm.
proving the looks of their places very
much by painting their houses, the for.
mef being white and the latter green.
Mrs. Albert Danbrook is spending q
few days with relatives in the north
part of the State.
Miss Grace Rogers is at S. D. Doud's
for short time.
Miss Della Barrows of Middebury is
visiting at B. }. Fishers this week.
Mrs. Halle Peck and two children
recently spent day with relatives il
Bristol.
Mrs. Mary Sneden of Waltham visited
her daughter, Mrs. Edward Howden
one day of the past week.
Two severe thunder-showers passed
over this section Friday night anC
although no damage was done in thi
vicinity, the electrical display was almos
appalling; number of telephones wer,
burned out and a large tree near tn
Congregational church was struck ant
quite badly damaged.