Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1909-09-17
LOCALS.

Isaac Shapiro left Tuesday for New
York city.
Mrs. Edwin R. Clay of Lebanon. N. H..
a former resident, has been visiting in
town during the past week.
Miss Mary Gee is in New York on a
ten days business trip.
F. w. Beckwith returned Monday
evening from New York where he spent
a week purchasing new GOO DIS for the
Beckwith store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Nash OF Panama
are visiting Mr.. Nash's brother, Joseph
E. Nash.
Mrs. e.. A. Duran was called to Hines.
burg the first of the week by the death
of her father.
Pres. j.. NJ. Thomas and family return
ed home Friday night from their summer
cottage at Lake Champlain.
Miss Fay ButterfieId who has been in
Bread Loaf the past two months, has re.
turned to her home on South street.
Miss Mabel Burton of Rutland was a
guest of MIR. and Mrs. Chas. r. Cheney
owe Sunday.
The delegates from Ethan Allan Chap
ter, d. A. R., to the state conference in
Springfield Thursday and Friday are
Mrs. McGilton, regent, Mrs. j. E. Weeks,
state auditor, Miss Mary Roscoe and
Mrs. W. H. Brewster.
Prof. and Mrs. Raymond Mcfarland
have arrived in town after a few weeks
spent in Maine and have taken up their
residence in the Mead house on Elm
street.
Rev. A. D. Reiggs of Lowell, Mass.
arrived in Middlebury Saturday to assist
Rev. E. 7. Campbell in the coming SER
vices of the Pentecostal church.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Smith, former
residents of Middlebury, who have been
at the Addison for several weeks, have
gone to Grand Rapids, Mich. Their son.
James Smith, Jr., has entered St. Paul's
school at Concord, N. H.
Mrs. 7. E. Crowley has returned from
a two weeks visit with her sister in
Troy. n. Y. She also visited in Albany
and Saratoga.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius l.. Foster and
daughters, Misses Grace and Jessie, of
Rutherford, N. Y, are spending two
weeks with relatives in Middlebury.
A number of Middlebury people left on
the sleeper Wednesday morning for o.
tawa, among whom were Mr.. and Mrs.
George w. Rose, c.. +. Rich, Tousaint
Kidder, George Kidder and Isaac Rogers.
of the party expect to remain in
Canada for about a week.
The Bulletin, one of the publications
of the College, is in press at this office
and is expected to be ready for distribu-
ton in about a week. The issue contains
the report of the president and treasurer
and will be of interest to all friends of
the College.
Pres. j. NJ. Thomas of the college re.
ceived a telegram Tuesday from Hon.
Seth Low. chairman of the commission
on the HudsoD.Fulton celebration, invit.
ing him to be the guest of the commission
from sept. "a to Oct. 7. 1t is probable
that he will be present a portion of the
time at least.
Nelson w. Merrill, the outside repre-
sentative of the Register, has been meet
ing with much success in his collecting
trips and has been cordially received
wherever he has called. He and Mrs.
Merrill went yesterday to Thetford and
from there will 60 to White River juno
ton to the state fair, making the entire
trip by carriage.
At the annual reunion of the Foote
family held in Rochester last week, A. W.
4 wv Va HIS tONh dc tltCltu secretary
and treasurer and Lieutenant. Colonel
Stephen NJ. Foote, a fromer Middleburv
resident, now stationed at jackson bar
racks, New Orleans, was made secretary
for Louisiana. The family is descended
from Nathaniel Foote who settled in
Weatherstield, Conn.
The first issue or the college wear of
the Middlebury Campus which is now
in press at this office, will be ready to
send out TO subscribers the 18th of
Obtober Edwin S. S. Sunderland is
editor. in chief and Egbert G. Hadley is
business manager. This is a strong team
and insures the continued success of this
publication.
c. 5. Dana of New Haven and F. c.
Dyer of Salisbury. assistant Judges of
Addison county court were in town
Wednesday on official business. Judge
Dana went from here TO White River
Junction where he will assist F. l..
Davis, secretary of the state fair, during
the exhibition next week. He is well
qualified for the work of assistant secre-
tary, having been secretary of the Addi-
son county fair for several years.
George Cullinan. who has been clerk
at the Addison for the past sixteen
months, finished work there Saturday
and vent to his home in Arlington for a
few weeks rest and expects to 90 about
the first of December to Florida as clerk
in a hotel during the winter monthss
Mr. Cullinan has been popular with the
travelling public as well as with the
people of Middlebury during his STAY
here and his friends will wish him sue.
cess in his new position.
While George R Langworthy was do
ing some work in the shop of Rogers q
Wells about five o'clock Tuesday after
noon his right hand came in contact
with a circular saw, severing the index
and middle fingers at the second Joint
and splitting the third finger an inch or
more. He was taken to the office of DR..
+. II. Martin and the injuries dressed.
Mr.. Langworty is a carpenter employed
on the new Atwood block and had gone
TO the shop to get out some lumber to be
used in the work.
n. B. Dutton Co.'s Unsusual Offer.
ut isn't often that we have faith
enough in the medicine put up by other