Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1908-01-24

Mrs. Burton Thompson has returned to
her home in New York city.
Gardner S. Wainwright has gone to
Albany for few weeks.
Miss Alice Ryan has entered the en-
ploy of Mrs. j. w. Lawrence, the MILL
ner.
! T. NJ. Chapman has bought from the
Oliver Severance estate the old Severance
house on Weybridge street.
Miss Agnes Graham of Burlington is
spending her vacation with her brother.
NJ. Graham.
Mrs. Stewart Andrews has returned to
her home in Boston, Mass, after three
weeks visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. A. Bond of Seminary street.
Mrs. Lewis has returned from visit at
her old home in Monkton.
Philip Crane left Monday for a three
weeks business trip to New York, Boston
and other cities.
Eva and Idice Brown left town Mon
day for a two weeks visit in Ripton.
DIR. P. l.. Dorey has been appointed one
of the visiting physicians of the Fanny
Allen hospital in Winooski.
Charles Severance will erect a tene.
ment house between w. H. Daviss and
the Archibald place in the early spring.
Thomas F. Burns has been ill few
days this week.
ID. j. McHugh of Rutland, a native of
Mddebury, has been in town.
Miss Idele Merrill, who has been in
charge of Mrs. j. W. Lawrence's milf
merry establishment has completed her
engagement and returned to Rutland.
A small fire was caused Wednesday
evening at the home of Mr.. and MrsA
John B. Hayes on South street by lamp
setting near the window drapery, which
burned the curtains and some portieres.
Mr., Hayes narrowly escaped being
burned.
Foresters is making extensive arrange
ments for their annual concert and ball
to be held in the town hall Wednesday
evening, Feb 90. Good music will be
secured and the affair promises to be a
great success.
The remains of Thomas Patnode were
brought here from Brandon Monday af-
ternoon on the mail train and taken to
the West cemetery for burial in the fam
ilv lot. He was former resident of this
Il
war. His wife was Laura Daniels,
daughter of the late Alexander Daniels
Mr.. Patnode is survived by his wife, one
daughter and two sons. He was 6S wears
of age, and was prominent in G. A. r.
circles.
There are unclaimed letters at the
postoffice for Mrs G. j. Miller. Mrs. p.
Wolcott, Mrs. Rachel Lawrence, Miss
Emma LaFarrier, Miss Lula Signor, Miss
A. Lawrence, Mrs. Sarah Wilson, Miss
Rosie McAully, Miss Della Taylor. Mrs
Barney Baker, Mrs. Antoine Marsh Ell
ward McAulv. John Forrest, Arthur AL
len, Mrs. Charles ID. Howard Seth Pratt.
Edwin Sears, B. B. Shelly, H. S. SPRING
err. l.. Taylor, Emo, Bennum, Horace
Pratt, A. A. Miles.
A joint installation of William P. Rus
sci Circle, No. 5, and William T. Russell
Post No. Q, G. A. R., was held in the Odd
Fellows hall Wednesday evening The
officers Of the circle We're installed bv
Mrs. II. H. Ellis as follows: Pres Mrs f.
p. Russell; vice president, Mrs. G. f.
Youtt; junior vice president. Mrs. E Z.
Williamson, chaplain. Mrs. B l.. Flem-
ing, treasurer, Mrs Emily Rogers; re.
cording secretary. Mrs. H. Fl. Ellis; con
ductor, Mrs. Joseph Nash; assistant con.
ductor. Mrs. M. Ii. Langworthy; guard,
Mrs. G. j. Duncan; assistant. Mrs. L. NJ
Morrison. The newly elected officers of
the post were installed by Junior Vice
Department Commander w. l.. Cady of
this village as follows; commander, Ed
ward Goulette; senior vice, E. P. William
son; j. ". w. w. Martin; chaplain, John
Murphy; g. NJ. G. E. Youtt; adjutant,
w. l.. Cady officer of the day, w. j.
AAs 1f . -.
rows; @ NJ s., J. NJ. Tracy; sergeant
major, w. Fl. Cobb. After the instala-
ton there was banquet at which about
100 were present