Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1908-07-31
MlODLEBURY LOCALS.

| OeOrSe AanOlln mas moved from De-
pot street to Seminary street.
Mrs Elijah Lahounty, who was thrown
from carriage last week, is improving.
Mary Daley has returned from visit
to relatives in Rutland.
The Misses Lou and Ruth Dutton have
been guests of their brother, II. B. Dut-
ton for a short time. Miss Lou will en-
ter Nliddlebury college at the fall term.
Robert Leggett has purchased the Bass
lot of DR.. w H. Sheldon.
Norman c. Foote has moved from the
Severance house on Weybridge street to
the Carpenter house on Main street.
George Gee, now of Woonsocket, h. l..
is guest of relatives in town. He was
formerly resident of this town, many
years ago.
John A. Viele, of the class of 1909 has
been staying in town since Commence
ment, and has been introducing novel
ties in household goods made of alumni
UNI. Mr.. Niele will shortly go to his
home at Fort Edward, N. Y. for a while
DR.. A. D. Barter, our local optcian, is
in Burlington to-day attending the meet
ing of the Vermont State Optical Society
at the Van Ness House.
Miss Stella Nash of Brattleboro will
spend her vacation at her home in Wey-
bridge, accompanied by two lady friends
Olive and Ardelia Burrough
A. j. Hurlbut and family have gone to
Ripton to camp near Linsley brook.
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Hayes are going
on ten-days' outing at Saranac Lake,
visiting relatives and friends.
Over hundred people from this place
| tOOly in tho WILL Obj 4
last Friday.
Miss Lucia Hincks is visiting friends in
Proctor and Rutland.
Manley Winch has returned to Pitts
ford.
Lorne Elwin's company will be the first
to use the new scenery at the opera
house 1.-The Lady of the Ranch" will
be put on Monday evening.
DR.. F. G. Tibbetts, a prominent den
fist in Fayetteville, N. Y, is the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson.
j. Edwy Buttolph arrived in town
Wednesday a. m. with forty-horse-
power automobile.
The hot, dry spell is one of the hottest
and longest we have ever experienced
here. The mercury is flirting with the
ninety mark most of the time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Thomas have re-
turned to Queen City Park after couple
of weeks at home.
A. r. Manchester was done from Long
Point over Sunday.
Joyce and Blanche Harrington have
been the guests of friends in Cornwall
recently
Judge and Mrs. j. E. Weeks were
visitors in Burlington Friday.
While Harry Hopkins was going down
the little hill on South Main street his
horse fell, injuring itself and breaking
the wagon.
The cattle shipment from this section
Monday morning was comprised of two
carloads of mich COWS and hogs for the
Brighton market and two carloads of
veal calves for the New York market.
E. L. Allen, court stenographer at
Pittsburg, Pa, who left here 20 years
! ago, was in town with his family Satur-
day.
Monday was about" an average sum.
mer market day. Butter sold at the
same prices as last week, 81 and % cents
per pound for dairy, but eggs jumped
up two cents, going from 90 to "a cents
per dozen.
Mrs. Lewis st. Mary returned Monday
evening after weeks visit in Rutland.
Fred Cathcart and family who have
visited at H. A. Peck's two weeks,
started for their home in Niagara Falls,
N. Y, Sunday night.
The Rev. w. H. Washburne, pastor of
the Methodist church, went Tuesday
morning to Troy, N. Y, for vacation.
Mrs. Washburne went with him.
Mrs. Samuel Preston returned to SYRIA
cuse Monday after visiting Mrs j. S.
Pride for week.
Miss jessie Field, who was formerly
bookkeeper for Bond Bros, and who for
the past year has been teaching school In
Porto Rico, is in town.
Thursday morning, July 90. lat II o'clock
> Miss Jessie Gwendolin, eldest daughter
OF MIR. and Mrs. F. NJ. Carpenter of Enos-
burgh, was united in marriage TO Mr.. Eu-
gene Leslie Eddy of Middlebury, at the
home of the bride, Rev. William Shaw
r officiating. After a short wedding trip
MIR. and Mrs. Eddy will make their home
in New Haven, where Mr.. Eddy is to be
principal and Mrs. Eddy assistant of Bee
man Academy the coming year.