Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1909-07-30

Miss Bertha Gilmore is spending few
days with Rev f. NJ. Wilson and fam
lily at their cottage at Long Point.
John Halpin has returned to his work
at the marble mill.
w. H. Bottsford of Rutland was an
over Sunday visitor in town.
Eugene Boyce went Saturday to Man
chester, N. H., to join his mother, who
is spending some time with friends in
that city.
Fire insurance inspectors from New
York and Boston were in town Monday
looking after the interests of their
companies.
Lloyd Stair, oldest son of Rev. Geo. r.
Stair, while cleaning his bicycle Monday
had the index finger of his right hand
quite badly injured.
John Mcmillan native of Middlebury,
now of New York City, is in town. Mr.
Mcmillan learned the printers trade in
Middebury more than thirty years ago.
James Duff is spending a few days in
Boston with friends.
The funeral of Ernest E. Rich was
held at his home on Seminary street
triday afternoon. The bearers were O.
H. Cushman E. P. Cushman, John
Hood, Charles Mathews, William
Thomas and Edward Brown.
Thomas OHearn who recently returned
| from California is in town and will soon
open tailor shop in the old Cobb block.
Prof. RAYMOND Mcfarland of the col.
| lege faculty was with Mrs Mcfarland
and Young daughter in Worcester, Mass,
Saturday and Sunday, returning Monday.
Merritt Robbins of Hancock, the cham
pion bear hunter, brought in his 1O5th
bear last week, record hard to equal.
! The last specimen was large one.
Rev. r. A. Kilbourn. student at the
college, will occupy the pulpit of the
Methodist church in Pittsford Sunday.
Henry Kidder of the Ives & Shambo
store and II. f. Daley of the Park Drug
store have returned from a two weeks
outing at Lake Dunmore.
Mrs. Ellen Leahey of Proctor and
nephew, Fred Mullen of New Haven,
Conn, visited relatives in town the first
of the week.
1t is rumored that the free delivery of
mail within the village limits will be-
come an accomplished fact about the
middle of August.
Hiss Corine Gee of Woonsocket, r. l., ,
is visiting at the home of Miss Mary Gee
on Seymour street.
Miss E. o. Sanford of Bridgeport
Conn, is visiting her brother, Professor
Sanford.
Mrs. o. H. Cushman is visiting friends
in Fair Haven.
Geo. Thompson and daughter, Miss
Lena. is visiting &. j, Mathews and
family.
Miss Bernice Kidder has returned from
camping at Long Point.
Miss Agnes Oney who has been visiting
her brother returns today to her home
in Rutland.
D. j. Benton of Grand Rapids, Mich,
was visitor in town this week.
Robert Shea, of Cushman's store, has
returned from spending a weeks vaca-
ton on Lake Champlain.
D. H. Bennett of Bridport was with
friends in town during the week.
Mrs. c. /. Button has been visiting
her father, w. O. Ray in Brandon this
week
Coz. j. H. Donnelly of Vergennes was
in town on business Thursday.
Geo. T. Champagne, who has been
able to be out.
Miss Mabel LaMorder, daughter of
Chas. LaNlorder of this village, was mar
ried in Burlington Saturday to Ernest E.
Mumford of Hartford City, Ind Mr..
Munford has been stationed at Fort
Ethan Allen with the L. S. cavalry but
left with the troops the first of the week
for Fort Leavenworth Kan. Mrs. Mum.
ford will join him later.
During the severe wind and rain storm
Tuesday afternoon the trunk of a large
poplar tree on North Pleasant street was
ground Some of the telephone and
telegraph wires around town were some
what tangled The storm was of short
duration but heavy while it lasted.
The new road on college street is to be
extended distance of 200 feet toward
St. Mary's Catholic church This roaC
so far as completed is a good piece o
: work and will be of decided benefit o
r Middlebury's highways.
c. N. Atwood & Co., the clothiers, VIII,
have been quartered in the vacant stor
in the Register building since the fire o
last March, have moved their business t.
the store formerly occupied by B. C
Ryder on Main street. They expect t
+ move into their new building sometim
I in September.
Mrs. Rudolph Nettle and children o
= Boston are visiting at A. B. Smiths o.
e Washington street. Mrs. Eugene Smit
;, of Rutland is also guest at the Smit
home.
: Mrs. w. j. White who recently under
;, went surgical operation in Burlington
S is rapidly recovering. DR.. White was i
Burlington the first of the week.
d The Pentecostal people will hold meet
., ings in the tabernacle on Weybridg
n street on Friday and Sunday evenings a
7:45 o'clock. Miss Katherine II. Mayo
T. evangelist, will speak and Mrs, Mabl
o Manning will sing The Rev. Mr.. Camp
bell returned from Douglass campmeel
q ing in Massachusetts, Tuesday mornin
v and is arranging for his Montpelier can
# paign which will open on August the ST
in the district tent and in which Mrs
. Campbell will assist.