Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1908-11-06
MlODLEBURY LOCALS.

The ladies of the Congregational church
held rummage sale in the old Baptist
church yesterday.
large number of the members of
Like Dunmore Lodge, No. II, l. O. o.
F., went to Vergennes Wednesday even
ing to attend the district meeting
The Century club met with Mrs. f. II.
Thomas Wednesday evening.
Orvis Comstock has gone to Troy, n.
Y, where he has secured a position.
Mrs Addie Lewis of Monkton is visit
ing at J. f. Buttolph's.
The Rev. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Mead,
who have spent the summer at the Add
son House, returned to New Haven,
Conn. Tuesday.
Alfred Woodward and Edward Hig-
gins attended the Frost Tennien wedding
IN Pittsford Tuesday
The young people of the village held
dance in Masonic hall last night.
Arthur Liberty OF Pttsford was the
guest of friends in town this week.
The Middleburv band will hold a re-
hearsa Saturday evening, Nov. It'll, at
which a good attendance is requested.
Miss Mabel Goodreau spent Sunday
with friends in Vergennes.
The Alpha Chi fraternity have leased
of f. IL. Bruya the house on South street
formerly known as the Huntington
place. and the society held its first meet
ing in its new quarters Monday evening
The surplus mischief of the boys of
Middlebury was we'll kept down on Hal
lowc'en, as few enurmliies were com
mtted A spr cial police force had been
detailed for the night and but few arti-
cle- were i7placed or stolen
Frank Shea, who has been at Crown
, Point, n. y, for "A month on account of
his health, has returned home.
Rev. Samuel Rose of New Hampshire
has accepted "A call to the Congregational
e church of Cornwall and will begin his
. duties in a short time.
Miss Emma Higley is at present guest
= of her brother Alfred E, Higley in Cas-
. Teton.
: 1t has been rumored that William H
l. Eldridge, now of Twin Falls, Idaho, ii
very Ill with typhoid fever, though thi
O has not been verified.
l. Benjamin Hayes, who has been quit,
ill, was able to be out on election day.
0. The Home Circle of the NJ. f. churcl
will hold the next meeting with Mrs
= Gregory at G. +. Marsiall's home Tues
day afternoon, Nov. 10th, at , O'Clock.
= A petition to the trustees is being eS
\ tensively signed asking them to nam
the streets and number the bushes
places and houses as required by tn
government in order to insure the FIRE
- mail delivery to the village.
: w. A. Mead of Hartford is visiting hi
son, George Mead.
Mrs. c. +. Rogers went to Montpelit
Tuesday for a visit to her mother, Mir
8 c. n. Hunt
- The Knights of Columbus initiate
four candidates at its regular meeting
the Federation building Tuesday evel
ing.
On Tuesday evening horse hitched
a carriage, standing in the Piper barn G
Academy street became cast and r
NAMED in that position for about a
hour. George Gouette, who lives
the Murray building and who had +
tired for the night. heard the cries
the horse and went out for help, wi
managed to get the animal up with b
little damage.
The drama Down East" which W
given by number Of young people
the Village under the auspices of i'd
bury grange, was great success, look
at from any standpoint. Though t
youth of some of the performers "
naturally expected to act AS "A drawbaC
they, each and every one, did splendid
and the members of the whole cast "
Nv much praise for their work. The cole
~ orchestra furnished the music for I
evening, giving excellent satisfactit
Election returns were read at interv
during the evening, continuing for
hour after the play.