Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1909-01-15
MIDDLEBURY LOCALS.

Prof. Thomas E. Boyce was business
visitor in Burlington Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon j. Yeaw of Rut-
land, former residents, had son born to
them Thursday.
Miss Oleita Langworthy of Brandon is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. j. NJ. Burke.
Miss Kilburn. who has been i'll, is able
to resume her duties at the telephone
Office.
George T, Dimmock of West Cornwall
has sold his home farm in Cornwall to
p. L. Giligan of Pittsburgh N. Y. The
consideration is private.
John Garland of Starksboro has been
visiting his sister, Mrs. Phelps j. Couli-
han.
Mr. and Mrs. George R. Blair of New
Haven. Conn. and William II. Hender
son of Franklin, N H.. are visitors in
town.
Mrs. Marcus Allen arrived here Nor
day evening bringing her small neice,
Miss Elizabeth Buckley, who has been
viewing Gotham for few weeks
Brainerd Lane has sold his place on
College hill to Col. Joseph Battell; con-
sideration not stated.
Olney ComstoclI has moved from Col
lege Hill to the Sheldon house on Acad-
envy street.
twenty-five people were received on
confession at the Congregational church
Sunday morning.
Miss Aiacey went to Fair Haven Satur-
day 70 remain some days.
Frank Shea has gone to Highgate
where he has a position in a school
Dane Jackson Middlebury College
1911, has given up his studies there and
gone to Albany, n. V, where he will
take course IN the Albany Business
College.
The annual meeting of Ethan Allen
Chapter. d. \. r., will be held Tuesday
at Mrs. Ransom Benedicts.
Lucan Bingham, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Harrison w. Bingham of West Corn
wall. broke one arm in two places by a
fall while skating Friday night.
Mrs. Charles Buckley of Jamestown.
n. Y, has been seriously ill for some
time, but is now believed to be improv-
ing. Mr.. Buckley is native OF this
town.
Mrs. Myra Stiles of Morrisville was the
guest of her son, John Stiles, over sun
| day.
Miss Della Seeley of Rutland is with
! her parents, MIR. and Mrs. Charles Seeley
for "A few weeks. Mr.. and Mrs. Seeley
are also entertaining their granddaugh
ter, Miss Gertrude Hamilton, nurse in
Heaton hospital, Montpelier.
Hartwell Danyou has sold his farm
just east of the village to Brainerd H..
Lane, who will take possession April /;
consideration $1,000. This sale was made
through the agency of n. 5. Foote.
At the first annual meeting of the
Vermont, New York and Ohio Merino
Sheep Breeders association held Tuesday
of this week, c. A. Chapman read pa
per on "The Value of "A Pedigree" Mr.,
Chapman is the chairman of the com
mittee on pedigree of the association.
Order of Railroad Station Agents, Rut-
land Division, No. Is, met at Rutland
Jan. 8, and elected delegates for the
National convention to he held in Boston
soon. Since organization about 60 mem
bers have joined from the employees of
the Rutland railroad.
Several scholars attending the Middle
bury high school from Shoreham having
been exposed to the measles at home, the
Shoreham board of health has called the
young people home, and all public gath
erings have been prohibited at that place.
The annual meeting and ball of the
Western Vermont Masonic union will be
held at Vergennes Wednesday evening,
February 10th. w. w. Wood represent.
ed Middlebury in recent meeting al
Vergennes, which decided on this date.
This function has always been one OF
great interest and enjoyment and thi:
year will doubtless be no exception.
. An important sale of real estate was
contaminated Saturday, when Gardner
s. Wainwright of this town and Sayles
Nichols of Burlington, executors of the
will of Mrs. Harriet G. Peck, sold to w
T. Harrington of New York the E. w
Peck homestead premises ON College
street. The consideration is not made
| public. The property was in the granC
list at $50, 900.
The installation of the Middlebury
| Grange, No. 3l5, was held Friday night
Mr.. and Mrs. III. Ferris of Brandon wer
the installing officers and banquet fol
lowed the installation. Over $50 of tn
200 members were present. The follow
ing are the officers:Master K. N. Sever
ance; overseer, II. E. Sessions; lecturer
Mrs. Homer NJ. Balm; steward, Charlie
Seeley; assistant steward, Floyd Reese
Homer M. Balm; secretary, Noble Brooks
gatekeeper. Charles Balm; Ceres, Mis-
Mary Cady; Pomona, Miss Faith Walker
Flora. Miss Maude Foster; lady assistan
] steward, Miss Ada Smith.