Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1908-06-26
MlDDLEBURY LOCALS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene c. Bingham of
Richmond, Va, are visiting at Harrison
Bingham's
Monday, market day, eggs brought
IS cents and butter IS to %.
The cattle shipment Monday consisted
of three carloads for the New York and
Brighton markets.
Mrs. Emelyn Dewey of Haverhill,
Mass, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Langworthy.
Miss Smith and Miss Mary Smith of
Rutland are visiting their aunt, Mrs. A.
w. Dickens.
Mrs. Fay G.. Warren and son went
Monday to Northampton, Mass, to spend
some time with relatives.
Mrs. John Stoddard of Ripton is visit
ing in town.
Miss Kate G. Rich of Whiting was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. G. f. Rich Mon
day.
Hartwell Danyeau has returned from
Montpelier.
W. w. Wood and family have gone to
Indiana for several weeks.
Robert r. Calhoun is home after an en-
cyable trip of two weeks with relatives
IN new DIX anu NEW JERSEY,
1t was great pleasure to note that
the Rev. w. 7. Forsythe of Enosburgh
was among the throng of commence
ment visitors.
The alumni-varsity base ball game
was played Monday afternoon on the
college diamond. Harry S. Fisher, '05
acted as captain and catcher of the
alumni team while Cushman, OF did the
twirling. The game was an easy walk
over for the varsity.
The Delta Kappa Epsilson fraternity
gave a reception yesterday afternoon
from four until six at their chapter
house.
Prof. Henckels gave reception to the
graduating class Sunday afternoon.
Rev. George R. Stair and family will
leave next Wednesday for Chimney
Point, where they will spend six weeks
camping.
Miss Abby Hartman and Miss Mar
jorie Martin have gone to Maine where
they will spend the summer.
Mrs. Arthur Briggs of Boston, Mass,
is the guest of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
&. D. Miner.
Forty-nine couples attended the dance
following the high school graduation eX
ercises Friday night
Thomas II. Mcleod, who sustained
fracture of the right hip two months ago,
is able to sit up a while each day and
bids fair to recover, although So years of
age.
The address at the graduation exercs-
es of Brattleboro academy at West Brat
tleboro Friday evening was delivered by
Prof. Walter E. Howard. The the theme
was "The right balance of life"
Mrs. Ed Chandler has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. Felix Cole.
According to the posters, the State
Firemen's convention and tournament
will be held here July Is and 16, though
other dates had been announced.
Edward Higgins gas wagon has ar
| rived at last-and it is assumed that
| from this week on the air will be tense
with the low means of victims writhing
by the roadside.
There was a most enjoyable dance at
Moosalamoo Park, Lake Dunmore, Thurs
day evening. 1t has been planned to
have dances every Thursday night dur
ing the season. E. G. Brown is the pro-
prietor of this summer resort.
| School closed in District No. 9, Friday,
June 10, 1908, with Miller H. Lovett as
teacher. The pupils of full attendance
are Julia O'Bryan, Elizabeth O'Bryan,
Donald Billings. Clyde Balm, Anna Ellis,
Rufus Haskins. Lulu Haskns, Mary Am
idon and Cynthia Billings. Harvey
Burns was out one day, There are Is
pupils registered and the average attend
ance is 1871.
The following list of teachers have
been engaged to instruct in the graded
schools here during next term: Super
vising principal, A. S. Hartman, ninth
grade, Julia A. Bond; eighth grade,
Susie A. Hinks seventh grade, Julia A D..
Barry sixth grade, Grace Mcneil; fifth
grade, G.. Lena Woods; fourth grade,
Lula L. Woods; third grade, Miss ODER !;
second grade, Lena Lewis; first grade,
Miss Beach.
DIR. George Dow Scott of New York
city, who is connected with Cornell Med
ical school and st. Marks hospital will
attend the Inauguration of DR.. Thomas
as president of Middlebury college. 9th
ers here for commencement are Stanley
T. Bond, 04 instructor in physics in Co
lumba University, Lockwood Seeley, 90,
son of Prof. H. NJ. Seely Mrs. g. NJ. Nor
cen and Miss Mabel Barrows of Brattle-
bOrO, Mrs. Edward L. Rye of Randolph,
Mrs. NJ. Powers of Ballston, N. Y, NJ. l..
Aseltine of Fairfax, F. A. Coates of
Rouses Point, N. Y, E. H. Estee of Sa-
lem Depot, N. H., John Ayers of New
Haven, Conn, aud L. Morris of Troy,
N. Y.
At the democratic caucus Saturday
evening, Fred NJ. Foote was chosen mod.
orator, and w. II. Baldwin secretary.
Two tickets were voted for and the fol-
lowing was the one chosen, II to II
State delegates, M. A. Hahar, John
O'Connor, William Kent; alternates, L.
NJ. Lillick, F. A. Farr, P. E. Halpin; dis
trict delegates, John Burns, John Halpin,
E. McNulla, James Simon, Jr. The fol-
lowing were appointed town committee
P. E. Halpin, F. M. Foote, c. w. It's
dale Nalson Goss Robert Mannau