Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1908-12-25

Mrs Mary Gates and Miss Fanny Gates
have gone to Boston to spend the holidays.
Victor Brrdeau of Burlington is visiting
his uncle, Jesse BuuIa.
Arthur MacQuivey has gone to Siam
{, I'd. Conn, where he has secured
position.
Mrs Irving Denton. who has been i'll
for two weeks, is not improving a great
deal.
Miss Eta Kane, a Sunday school
worker of Boston is visiting at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. 4. LaBounty.
A. d. Wright of Hyde Park came to
town Saturday to spend few days with
his family.
For the benefit of those wishing to get
their Christmas mail, Postmaster Skiff
will keep the postoffice open till nine
o'clock Thursday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. A. j. Blackmer and son
spent Christmas at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Foster Whiting in Burlington.
Mr.. Dan Sullivan of East Weymouth,
Mass, is spending the holidays at the
home of his mother, Mrs. Thomas Sulli-
van.
Miss Mabel Ober, teacher IN the
graded school, has gone to her home in
Fort Jackson, N. Y, for the Christmas
vacation.
Mrs. Kemp Flint and son of North
field are the guests of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. E. II. Thomas.
! Phillip Crane went to Boston Saturday
and Mrs. Crane and young daughter to
Suncook, N. H., for the holidays.
c. A. Stuart has moved into the G. A.
Phillips house and will remain there
while the family is in Florida.
The fine sleighing in Middlebury and
vicinity has been taken advantage of
and a nice business has been done in
town the past two weeks.
Miss May Flynn, student at the Acad.
envy Villa Marie in Montreal, is here for
the holidays.
Brandon were in town Tuesday to attend
the Forefathers' celebration.
Mrs. William McGilton has gone tC
Argyle, N. Y, to visit her father, DR.
King.
Eugene Eldredge and Phelps Coulihar
have formed partnership for handling
ice this winter. Measurements show
that the ice is nearly eight inches thick
and cutting will begin next week
The finishing department of the Bran
don Italian Marble company was shu
down on Monday, for the prevailing
cause.-the lack of understanding uI
again on Tuesday morning.
Frank Forrest, who is confined in the
Addison County Jail awaiting trial, is
suffering from blood poisoning, as the
result of an injury received some time
ago.
Fred Goyette while driving across the
lake at Larrabee's Point, broke through
the ice with his double team, and lost
both animals Mr.. Goyette narrowly es
capped with his life. Besides the horses
Mr. Goyette lost load of poultry that
he was carrying across the lake.
Kent Merritt of Shoreham had a mar
row escape with his team Tuesday after
noon while crossing the lake at Crown
Point with a load of hay; the hind sledge
of his sleigh broke through the ice. but
by whipping up his horses he saved the
load from drawing the horses into the
lake.
At the annual meeting of Otter Greek
Lodge, X. of P, the following officers
were elected: c. c., A. S. Hartman
V. c., P. E. Crane; P, j. o. Seeley
K. r. S., j. d. Woods; NJ. of W., F. G
WARREN NJ. of F., H. L. Averill; NJ. Of
E., c. A. Earl; M. at A, N. A. Brooks
} Robert Manney has received a Telegram
from the United States district attorney
for southern California directing him no
to come to Los Angeles for January 5. a
the case in which he was subpoenaed =
testify had been postponed Mr.. Name.
and Ira Taylor had nearly completed
their preparations for the trip
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