Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1909-12-10
NEW HAVEN.
D. A. Roleau is in poor health.

f. A, Langdon's condition is not ma
terially improved. He is confined to the
bed for the most part.
DIR. G. r. Sanborn and his son f. c..
Sanborn, NJ. D., went to Burlington last
week Friday, and on Saturday the for
mer ha an operation for the removal of
tumor. In the early week his condl
ton was hopeful. He is SO years of age.
DR.. S. s. Wright passed his eighty
seventh birthday anniversary last week
Saturday, Dec. a. He is in poor health
Smith Rose had an auction of some of
his stock last Monday.
A few cases of whooping cough in
town, none serious.
We learn that Judge Dana and family
are to occupy the l.. A. Baker house on
Town Hill the the coming season, having
rented his farm to Henry Keys of Starks-
boro
H. X. Daniels recently sold party of
lambs, thirty in number, for an even
hundred dollars.
The supper and entertainment given
by the Senior class of Beeman High
School last week was largely attended
and Melted them some twenty dollars.
MIR. and Mrs. Ed Howden are now ex-
pecting to return home from Cuban
shores as soon as the weather will per
nit. the climate not being beneficial to
Mr.. Howden who has been very poorly
during his absence.
In a recent exchange we noticed the
resignation of Rev. c.. S. Sargent at
Wichita, Kansas, where he had been
eight years, and he has been received as
a candidate for orders in the Episcopal
church. He was pastor of the Congre-
gational church in this town for several
years.
Miss Etna Daniels closes her full term
of school at Ferrisburg this week, it be-
ing Der seventh consecutive term of
teaching in that place.
The Ladies' Union gave a supper in
connection with their sale, with other
side issues, on Wednesday evening of the
present week.
The Christmas tree subject is being
agitated.
New furnaces are much needed in the
church. A committee has the matter in
charge. and it rests with the people
wherher they will sit in comfort or dis
comfort, through tn approaching freez-
ing Sabbaths,
Mr.. McMurtry of Cornwall ably assist
ed in the choir last Sunday.
Rev. S. w. Bidwell whose remarkable
age and eventful life has just been noted,
married an own cousin Nucina A. Tup
per, deceased of the late Mrs. j. G..
Stowe of this town.
Emerson Langdon, who has been seri-
Ously i'll for some time appears to be fail
ing.
The entertainment given by the senior
class of B. A. Dec. Bird, was a decided
success, netting the class over 500; the
literary part of the affair was very good
and all those taking part deserve the
highest praise. The excellent supper
which followed was fitting sequel to
the tine program. The class deserves
good crowds at their entertainments,
both because the entertainments are
worthy of good attendance and because
the class is orking hard to secure mon
ey for the usual Commencement ex
ercises.
Mr. and Mrs. H. j. Peck visited rela-
tives in Pittsford, over Sunday,
Cameron Sprigg expects to sail from
New York for Cuba, in company with a
Weybridge party, Dec. 18th.
Mrs. Susan Jenkins is i'll at the home
of James Agan.
A collision between a double team
driven by S. E. Langdon and single
rig. in which were William Jenkins and
Marion Agan, resulted in the damaging
of the light wagon and although the oc-
cupants were thrown out were not seri
ously injured.
Mr. and Mrs Geo. Hallock are spend
ing few weeks with their daughter,
Mrs. S. F.. Langdon.
Mrs. Oliver Lawrence and children
visited her parents in East Middebury
over Sunday.
Beaver Glen Grange hold meeting
for the election of officers, this friday
evening.
Mrs. Chas. Wright was a visitor in
Burlington on Friday last
Miss Katherine Scribner who has been
at g. f, Scribner's for few weeks, has
returned to Howard Johnson's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Palmer, of Middle
bury, visited at William Hoags Sunday.