Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1909-03-12
MlDDLEBURY LOCALS.

Roger Ryan hes been i'll this week.
Small Helen Monta is recovering from
an attack of the measles.
John Doody, the r. F. D. carrier on
Route No. ., has been ill for few days.
Miss Mabel Goodro, who has been ill
for few days, is now better.
Robert Pinney of the Atwood store is
confined to his home with the mumps.
Miss Sarah O'Connor has recovered
from recent attack of the grippe.
j. A. Fletcher was business visitor in
Burlington Monday.
Patrick Halpn of College Hill, who
has been having an attack of the grippe,
is now much improved.
The finishing department of the Bran
don Italian Marble company, which has
been shut down for a week, opened up
again on Monday morning.
E. p Cushman has been in New York
and Boston for the pastAweek on bust
ness trip.
The Century club held meeting at
the home of Mrs. II. M. Seely on We'd
nesday of this week
Jasper Page, former law student in
the offices of Davis & Russell, but now
! III all OlilCC VI HIS OWll Ill DIlbbOl, was Il
business visitor in town recently.
Mrs. George Fassett and son Fred have
gone to Hancock and Granville for a visit
with relatives.
Mrs. Joseph Marseille has returned
home after a visit of short time in
Brandon.
Joseph Gonyea of Vergennes has been
in town for few days called here by the
serious illness and death of Mrs. G.. n.
Dickinson.
Page c. Potter, who is in the employ
of the A. H. Abraham drug store in Rut-
land, was home over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs George Hammond, who
have been living in Boston for some
time, have returned to this village to
live. Mrs. Hammond has charge of the
new dressmaking department installed in
the Beckwth store.
Ivan Hagar has been i'll at his home ON
High street for week. but is now at
college.
Another enterprise has been started in
the burg, that of the American Fancy
Cleaning and Dyeing company, which
opened up for business on Mill street on
Monday morning.
The Boston Globe of recent date gives
the names of the young men from Yer
mont who had the honor of going around
the world on the recent 45,000-mile trip
of the navy. Silas Eli King, son of
Mrs. Eli King of North Pleasant street,
accompanied the fleet, being located on
the ship Rhode Island.
The children in the family of T. F.
Burns, who have been ill for a week, are
now improved.
Oliver Lawrence, the deliveryman at
the B. G. Ryder store, is soon to give up
his position and will go to New Haven.
His place at the Ryder store will be taken
by George Morcomb.
Fred. NJ. Sheldon, the hustling mana
ger of the Greater Vermont Exhibit at
the Champlain Centenary to be held
this summer, was again in town this
week, in the interest of the exhibit. Mr..
Sheldon states that Middlebury does not
seem to be alive to the opportunities, Of
fered by its splendid location and natural
advantages.
A dinner of quality will be served by
the men of the Memorial Baptist church
on Tuesday evening, March %. at $50,
sharp. The men have their minds made
up to the fact that their regulations are
at stake. and report has it that this meal
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the provender. music will be furnished.
The dinner will be served in the lecture
room of the church.
From all indications the parish reunion
and supper, of st, Mary's church parish
which occurs Wednesday evening, Mar
18th, will be "A success as the various
committees have their arrangements per
fected. The upper part of the hall is tC
be converted into large dining hall, anC
} covers, will be laid so as to accommodate
all who come at one time. A literary
and musical entertainment is being pre-
Z pared and everything promises a most
= enjoyable and profitable occasion.