Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1909-11-19


returned home Saturday after visit
with relatives here and in Shoreham.
Mrs. II. f. Cook has returned to her
home in Castleton after weeks visit in
town.
Mrs. Sarah B. Vanslette has moved
from Foote street to the Hooker house
in the south part of the town.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Phillips left Thurs
day morning for Datona, Florida, where
they will spend the winter.
Miss Maude Reynolds who has been
sick with cerebro spinal meningitis is
much improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Downs of Bran
don are visiting their daughter, Mrs. j.
w. Kelley and family.
County Secretary Moran CT the Y. NJ.
G. A, game an interesting lecture at the
college chapel Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Kate L. HURT who has been
spending two months in town has re-
turned to her home in Goldsboro, North
Carolina.
Ex-Governor Stewart gave an interest
ing talk on "Reminiscences of Old Mid
dlebury" at the Warner science hall at
the college Wednesday evening.
Roger Ryan who had one foot severely
in ured by falling slab of marble at the
Brandon Italian Marble company's works
Friday, has resumed work.
Herbert Benton of New York, for.
mer resident, who left here for Kansas
City % years ago, is visiting in town.
Frank w. Crawley, who has conducted
a blacksmith business here six years, has
sold his shop on Washington street to
L. o. Allen who has taken possession.
The Rutland Railroad company is
making repairs about its station here.
Part of the building will be surrounded
by a cement curbing.
There was $4,000 pounds of milk ship
ped from this station to Boston by the
employees of the Boston Dairy company
last week
George H. McCue, who has been clerk
at Hotel Logan, left yesterday noon for
Boston and may decide to accept posi-
ton in Florida for the winter.
Middlebury grange at their regular
meeting Friday evening took in 10 new
members. There was a large attend.
ance. AT their next regular meeting the
third and fourth degrees will be con.
ferred, after which chicken pie supper
will be served.
DIR. E. H. Martin returned Monday
night after a ten days absence during
which time he attended the convention
of the General Grand Chapter of Royal
Arch Masons in Savannah, Georgia. DR..
Martin represented the Grand Chapter
of Vermont, of which he is Grand High
Priest.
Miss Josephine Poulin who for the past
L..
Wells has resigned and her place will be
taken by George w. Meade. Miss Poulin
will enter the Proctor hospital to fit her
self for trained nurse.
c. F. Rich, local agent for Hampton's
magazine, who has been making extra
efforts to capture one of the principal
prizes offered by the publishers for the
greatest increase in sales, is confident OF
finishing the campaign winner. The
contest closes the Gath of this month.
A breakwater is being constructed in
Otter Creek to prevent the water from
washing against the foundation of the
addition to the Battell block next to the
bridge. The breakwater is of solid ma
sonry and is well built under the direc
ton of A. j. Morris, who also has charge
of building the addition.
James Howker has returned from a
six weeks visit in Pttsford. He will re
turn to Pittsford after few days to re
main until the week after Thanksgiving
when he will start for his new home il
Silver Bell, Arizona, where he will iv,
with his son.
The Ladies Aid Society of the NJ. f
church, has received the promise of
very attractive novelty booth from
large Brooklyn firm, for their Xmas sal,
in Grange hall, Dec. 8.
Mrs. Eva Pond ard son Ira, hav,
: moved to the A. C.. Delphia house OF
Weybridge street. Roy Douglass an,
family Will move to Mrs. Ponds farm Oh
Foote street.
The ladies of the Congregations
church will hold food sale in the vestr,
of the church on Tuesday, November 90
at p. IN. All kinds of food and cand,
will be for sale. Any special orders ma,
be given to Miss Merrill previous to tn
sale.
A horse belonging to E. G. Hunt, evi
: IDENTIFY became tired of waiting for it
owner Wednesday afternoon and started
home. After running up Main street a
: a good clip the animal was captured Oh
North Pleasant street and no seriou
damage was done.
Since "A pair of Country Kids" nov
in its fourth year has been before tn,
public the play has been rewritten eacl
: year and each season sees this gooC
clever comedy with a new coat of actor
but the same name. The management
this year has engaged an exceptional,
strong cast and is carrying specia
scenery, which is all new every season
AT the opera house this evening, Friday