Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1909-02-05

Philip vassar is attending Burlington
business college.
Ice cutting on the river has begun
again.
Mrs. John Halliday dislocated shout
der last week by slipping on the ice near
her residence.
Gilbert Dumas has returned to his
home after stay of a month in New
York City.
Mrs. Laura Well of Milton has been
visiting in this vicinity for few weeks.
The quarantine has been lifted from
the house of Jonas Hathorne on Seymour
street.
There has been quite a large number
of cases of sore throat in the village for
the past three weeks.
Matthew Calhoun is at present in the
employ of the Brandon Italian Marble
company.
Mrs. Henry NJ Seely has been visiting
at the home of her son, DIR. H. H. Seely,
in Richmond.
An enjoyable party was given at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. James E. Condor
of Washington street. in honor of Mrs
Anna Wilson of Pittsford.
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years been polisher in the Brandon
Italian marble mill here, has given up
his work.
Mrs. Anna Wilson of Pittsford has re-
turned to Pittsford, after being the guest
of her sister, Miss Minnie Mcdonald, for
a few days.
Miss Bertha Gimour is out, after an
illness of a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hammond old
residents of this town. have returned to
Boston, after having been the guests of
w. F. Hammond and family, at the
Government farm in Weybridge.
Edward Goulette has had his pension
raised from Sl2 to $24 month, taking
effect from Jan. 2Sth.
Mrs. j. w. Pitts of Burlington, native
of this town, sang several selections al
the last Fortnightly meeting here She
is at present the soloist in the First Con
gregational church in Burlington.
Mr.. John H. Parker, a graduate OF
Middebury College in the class of 1869
has been in town for a while. Mr.. Par
ker is the originator of Paramount college
Wichita, Kan, and is a gentleman of nn
usual ability. He resides in Kingfisher
. Okla.
. At the Lincoln Centennial celebration
in the Federation building next Frida,
evening, oysters will be served in two
ways, and a good musical and literary
entertainment will be rendered, with tn,
Middlebury orchestra to furnish instru
mental music.
a The Civics club of the college will hav,
3 its first meeting Wednesday, Feb. 10, a
1880 p. m, The speakers are: Curren
r Events, John Avery Washington Ban
e quet, Frank Farnsworth Conditions, H
d. Leach; Debating, Ernest Sunderland
College Interests, President Thomas
The faculty and the men and women o
the college are invited to attend.
The annual dinner of the Middlebury
College alumni of New York and vicinity
, was held at the Waldorf Astoria FRIDAY
? evening, January 80 President JohI
NJ. Thomas and Prof. Walter E. Howard
e attended, and Dr. Richard C. Maclaurin
president elect of the Massachusetts, in
+ stitute of technology, was among tn
speakers.
). All comrades of Russell Post, No. SO
It G.. A. R., and veterans of the late civi
= war are cordially invited to attend tn
Q Lincoln Memorial service at the Episco
: pal church on Sunday. Feb. Z, at 7:3
p. m. All ladies of the Russell Circle, 6
a A. R., and visiting sisters are welcom
= to meet at seven sharp at the Voluntee
in body to the church, where the sci
e vices will be conducted by Rev. Franci
W NJ. Wilson, pastor of the church.