Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1909-07-16
MlDDLEBURY LOCALS.

Miss Sadie Kent has returned after
visit in Granville.
George c. Powers and family of Bos-
ton are guests of j. B. Cobb.
Miss Catherine Stapleton of New y ork
City is in town visiting relatives.
Theron NJ. Crane is spending the sum-
mer in Cambridge, \. y.
Miss Irene Kent is visiting relatives in
Brandon.
Mrs. NJ. G. Graham and daughters are
at the sea shore, Boston, for a few weeks.
Fred German has returned to his
duties with the American Publishing
company, after being absent week.
Mrs. Harriet R. Bachelor of Plainfeld
n. j., is with Mrs. j. S. Pride for the
summer.
The shipment of cattle from this sta
ton Monday consisted of four car loads
of live stock for the Brighton and New
York markets.
Monday, market day, eggs We're quot
ed at "a cents and butter at 20 and 90
cents.
Manley Winch has returned to Fowler
after spending a week with his family
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan McKerriher have
returned to Rutland after spending some
time at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Shell
don Smith.
Miss Madeline McWilliams of Burling-
toll spent Sunday with Miss Mabel Good
reau.
Mrs. G. NJ. Stone and children of Mont
real, who have been visiting relatives in
town, have returned home.
Miss Stella Farrell and William Farrell,
Jr., have returned from week visit in
Rutland and vicinity.
Miss Mary Farrell of Buffalo, N. Y, is
visiting her uncle, William Farrell of
College street.
Mrs. A. D. Barter, Miss Grace NJ. Bar
ter and Master Roy Barter have gone to
Maine to spend the summer.
Miss Hattie Kellogg of Shoreham was
in town for afew days this week.
Mrs. Frank Bernard has gone to Bur.
lington for a few weeks stay with her
daughter.
Mrs. James NJ. Tracey, who has been
at the Sparhawk sanatorium. Burling-
ton, for some time, is rapidly improving
and expects soon to be able to return to
her home in the village.
Miss Martha Aunchman, who has been
visiting in town has returned to heT
home in Orwell.
The water in Otter creek was the low.
est Monday it has been this season and
those mill owners depending wholly on
water for power had to shut down most
of the day.
Charles H. Welch of Philadelphia i.
the gueet of Mr.. and Mrs, John II. Sar
gent at the Logan.
Miss Slade and Miss Garfield of Akron
Ohio, were guests of Prof. G. b. Wright
Monday They made the trip by carriage
covering the distance in two week. Miss
Slade is the daughter of William II
Slade aud a grand niece of of the late
Gov. William Slade.
Letters addressed as follows are at thu
lpostoffice unclaimed: Miss Helen S. John
ston, Mrs. John North, Mr.. Fred Baird
Mr.. William Barrows, Mr.. Geo. X
Marsh, Mr.. Timothy Sullivan, Z. Wright
|. Charles Seeley and family and c. A
Piper and daughter Carrie, and Edward
ISeeley and wife of Poughkeepsie arr
depending two weeks at Mr.. Piper's cot
ltage "Middlebury" at Long Point OF
Lake Champlain.
Peter Richards, of Cornwall, had {
large splinter drove into his eye. He wa
driving a nail into board in slantinl
manner when the hammer glanced anC
forced the splinter into the eye unde
the lid and narrowly escaped going int
the ball. He was brought to Middlebur,
where the splinter was removed. 1t i
thought that the sight may be saved.