Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1909-02-12

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Lake. N. Y, for a few days visit.
Mrs. Amelia f. Barker of Burlington is
visiting relatives here and in Bridport.
w. f. McRae, who has been in Gouver-
neur, N. Y. for five years, has returned
here to live.
The postponed meeting of the Mission
ary society will be held with Mrs. Mary
E. Caswell at 2 80 p. m. Tuesday.
Three carloads of stock were sent to
, the New York and Boston markets.
:. The Philathea society of the Memorial
Baptist church held a social at the par
, sonage on Tuesday evening.
Miss June Nash, who has been visiting
her sister in Burlington, has returned
home.
The young people of the village had a
most enjoyable dance at Masanic hall
Wednesday evening. Music was furnish.
ed by Lavonche's orchestra of Brandon:
Russell Post G.. A.. R., and Russell
Circle of the ladies marched in a body to
st. Stephens church Sunday evening
and attended a special Lincoln Memorial
service, by the pastor, Rev. Francis
Wilson.
The Epworth League will hold a social
in the parlors of the Methodist Church
Friday evening Feb. 10. There will be
. a fine literary program.
The Woman's Home Missionary of the
, Methodist church will meet with Mrs.
. NJ. II. Eddy Wednesday afternoon Feb.
II. at 3 o'clock.
! The Woman's Christian Temperate
? Union Will meet with Mrs. l.. d. Dyer
Friday afternoon, Feb. 10, at 8 o'clock.
+ Charles S. Wicker of Niagara Falls,
N. V, is in town. Mr.. Wicker was a
clerk Cor F. A. Bond % years ago and is
. now largely interested in manufacturing
. concerns, one of which he is starting at
Br~ooksville.
f. II. Thomas, who met with a painful
accident five weeks ago by a fall from a
r breaking ladder, is recovered sufficiently
e to ride out.
George Perry and his young daughter,
who live at East Middiebury who were
poisoned from eating colored popcorn
I balls some ten days ago are recovering.
d William P. Russell Circle G. A. R., will
hold a box sociable at the home of Mr..
II and Mrs. NJ. H. Langworthy Friday
evening.
Mrs. E. C Brown left Saturday for New
q York city where she joined her husband
who has arrived from South Africa
where he went last fall with cattle.
Mrs. Stewart Andrews. who has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. A.
Bond, has returned TO Boston. Her
$ father is said to be slowly recovering
from his serious illness.
Reports at hand from the big Chap
man evangelistic campaign, now going
II on in Boston and vicinity show that the
Rev. George r. STAIR of this place is
holding most successful meetings at the
II First Baptist church In the Jamaica Plains
district.
Miss Marjorie Higgins, who has made
her home at The Addison with ner bro
Their. John Higgins. for several years
past, was married on last Saturday after
y noon to Mr.. George Miltemore of Airing
ton, Vt, and will make her future home
in that town.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Ilsley are now
guests at the Hotel Green. a beautiful
winter resort in Pasadena, Calf, where
at the present time the flowere. fruits
.e and foliage are at their best, and they are
W enjoying the change from the winter
l. weather of New England.
it The annual convention of District MOI
o of the Knights of Pythias was held at
Rutland on Tuesday evening of this week.
A number of prominent Pythian officials
were present, and the occasion was a
most instructive, as well as enjoyable
one. Among those attending from this
leck. Jr., Robert S. Pinney, Julius Seeley
Phillip Crane and Noble Brooks. The
following lodges are comprised in the
seventh district: Vermont Lodge OF
n Rutland, Monument Lodge of Bennington
Otter Creek Lodge of Middlebury, st,
Catherine Lodge of Poultney and Silver
y Lake Lodge of Brandon.
w. H.. Eldridge, now of Twin Falls
n Idaho, has been chosen a director of the
First National bank in that city. Mr.
a Eldridge is making a solid success fol
5. himself in the West.
i. Miss Agnes Hughes has gone to Roches
ter, N. y, on a visit to her brother, F
A.. Hughes, and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Muuroe start today
for Hartford, Conn, where they will bt
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Il. II. Munroe.
I. F. Burns is on a business trip tt
New York and points in Pennsylvania.
\ j. w. Ketcham, erstwhile a residen
of Middlebury, though for the past yeal
"a a citizen of Bristol, paid the village
e. business call this week. "Ketch' is en-
gagged busily in pushing the merits of al
d ~egg-making compound, and has plan
laid for a mandatory, to be located il
Bristol, where he will in the future pub
n lish a monthly paper, a non-partisai
sheet, devoted entirely to the interests o
the agricultural population.
John Calhoun and Clifford Allis start
+ ed on Monday noon for southern Idaho
8 where they will seek their fortunes in tn
- growing West.
=. The initiatory degree was worked OF
% several candidates by the local Knights
" of Columbus the early part of this week
Mrs. Charles B. Graves, who died il
u Burlington this week, will be remember
Gu ed here as a daughter of Rev. Beri,
Meeker, pastor of the Methodist churcl
On here for a long time.
RS. E. N. Bissell of Shoreham was in tow
IT. several days the first of the week.
The Missionary society of the Congre
at g%ational church held it's regular meeting
lst Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. NJ. E. Cas-
lis well.
j. w. Porter, Jr. has gone to Hague
Al n. Y, with several horses which he ha
"a entered in an ice race.
Jasper Page of Bristol was a bushes