Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1909-09-10
NEW HAVEN.

last Sunday.
Mr., and Mrs. Ed. Howden are planning
and preparing for their winter s~ojourn
in Cuba. They expect to leave about the
middle of October. Their many friends
wish them bon voyage.
Mrs. Nettie Smith, widow of the late
Otis Smith of Auburn, Ala, has beer a
recent guest in the family of S. D. Doud
Mrs. S. E. Langdon has had another
attack of tonsilitis but is now better.
Miss Etna NJ. Daniels takes up her
duties again mex week as teacher in
Ferrisburg, after spending the summer
at Lake George.
Mrs. Frank Chaffee of Rockaway
Beach, L. l., who has been quite ill dur
ing her stay in town, left last week for
home. She was taken to the train on a
cot bed and put aboard the flyer, her
husband returning to accompany her
back.
Miss Irene Ferguson is recovering from
an attack of scarlet fever.
Mrs. H. K. Daniels spent last week in
Waitsteld, returning with her daughter,
Mrs. Eva Coursey, who was called here
by the death Of her brother, Harry
Daniels.
Mrs. Hattie Wilder and daughter are
getting settled in their new home at the
Center.
A. j. Thompson is putting a new
piazza On his house.
Miss Daisy Potter returned to her
school duties in Proctor last Monday.
Miss L u Chaffee left last week for
Glenns Falls, N. Y, where she has been
the year past in the High school, teacher
of Latin and Chemistry.
Mrs. Sarah Wilson is at Long Point
with friends.
Halle Peck is building a silo.
Potter Brothers are putting up a stor-
age building.
There is talk of moving the postofice
to the residence of Mrs. Roscoe.
Miss Addie Wright left last Monday
for Burlington to resume her duties in
the Free Press office.
Some weeks since, intelligence Tss
deceived here of the death and burial at
Three Rivers, Mich, of Miss Charlotte
Fisher. at the home of her sister, Mrs.
Jennie Moore, at 80 years of age. The
deceased was a daughter of the late
Peleg Fisher. She, with "a younger
sister, Miss Elizabeth, lived in town
many years, on the place now owned by
Alfred Thompson, and was a well known
and a highly esteemed resident of this
place. After the latter's death, she
removed West, remaining there until her
decease. She united with the church by
letter in 1868. retaining her connection
here until 1899. Mrs. Moore, her sister,
was for many years the efficient head of
the Mount HOlyoke school at Kalamazoo.
Mich, and is the only survivor.
Langdon Roleau has been threshing on
Town Hill the past week.
Mrs. B. O.. Smith of Georgia was a
recent visitor at S. d. Doud's,
The High school opened Tuesday with
a good attendance. Other schools in
town which have not commenced will
open Monday, September 10.
w. M. Stowe was a business visitor in
M%iddlebury Monday.
MISS Mary Barrows is to teach in Corn
wall the coming term.
Mrs. Mary Snedon visited at E. w.
Howden's over SUNDAY. Mrs. Snedon
expects to go soon to Canton, N. Y,
to keep house for some nephews who are
attending an agricultural college at that
place.
AT the auction of the late Josiah
Cowles place, everything sold high to a
large crowd Of bidders. The farm was
sold to Mr., Bull of Ferrisburg.
W. Herbert Danbrook who graduated
from Beeman academy last June expects
to enter Middiebury college at the open
ing of the fall term, September 90.
Mrs. Mitchell, Misses Mamie Mitchell,
Luna Irish, and Elizabeth Siple have
returned from Schroon, N. Y.
Mrs. Richard Coursey of Bristol recent
ly visited at G. d. Coursey's and Mrs. G.
E. Scribner's.
Miss Lizzie Emo, who graduated from
Bristol High school last June, is to enter
Castleton Normal school this fall.
The colored troops, now stationed at
Fort Ethan Allen, which have been taking
paIt in the mimic war at Boston passed
through town on their return to the
Fort Monday. The troops presented
a fine appearance and were quiet and
orderly. They numbered between three
and four hundred.