Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1910-06-10
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Bosley were il
Burlington Thursday.

Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Bosley were in
Burlington Thursday.
Mrs. A. B. Smith is visiting her son
Eugene Smith, in Rutland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Thomas have
returned from weeks stay at their
cottage at Queen City Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Shaw were in
Burlington over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Thomas, Miss
Ada Smith and Miss Lena Lewis spent
Sunday at the home of Chas. Seeley.
The young sons of Leslie Sparks and
Edison Brown went fishing in Ripton
one day last week and each secured
number of trout. When on their way
home they were accosted by two men,
one of whom claimed to be a fish war
den and demanded to see the fish. At
ter examining them the claim was made
that the boys had violated the fish laws
and the trout were seized. The boys
told the story to their parents, who
found out the identity of the bogus
wardens and the matter was placed in
an attorneys hands and the men settled
with the parents.
j. H. Donnelly of Vergennes was a
visitor in town Tuesday.
Mrs. M. A. Boylan has returned from
Fowler, where she visited her son,
Robert.
A letter received from Joseph Calvi
states that he and his family arrived in
Harve May &c and that all were in good
health.
Egbert c. Hadley and Dugald Stew
art returned Monday from Boston,
where they spent a few days.
Mrs. Nellie Taylor, Miss Genevieve
,, Taylor and Mrs. Alice Wilcox who were
called here by the death of Mrs. Tay
lor's mother, Mrs Frances Langworthy
last Saturday, returned to Lake George
yesterday.
! j. X. Eells of Rochester is visiting
her sister, Mrs. A. w. Wilson and other
relatives in Cornwall and Weybridge.
A. N Brown has purchased from the
I College the McMann house on Storrs
? avenue and will move it to lot or
Weybridge street.
, w. R. Warner of Vergennes was ir
Z town Tuesday on business.
Mrs. Mary Ballou of Chester returned
i Monday after spending few days al
" the home of G. C. barrow.
s Col J. M. Tracy Sunday with friend:
:, in Cornwall
Good success has met the efforts o.
|. those who are endeavoring to raise ;
t sufficient amount for obtaining from
Bucksport, Maine, the cannon recently
d donated by the war department of thu
II United States to William P. Russell
!. Post, G. A. R. The cannon is a ten
g inch Raymond, which, with its carriage
n weighs 16,0 900. 1t is the last one of it
Il kind at the disposal of the war depart
o ment and the expense of getting her
and mounting it will be about 5000. |
: is intended to place it in the park oppo
site the Logan House.
Frances Turner, young daughter o
Il Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Turner, fell fror
the front steps of their house Sunda
, and struck on her head, cutting a larg
cash.
: Monday eggs brought % and butte
Il 26 cents.
d Mr.. and Mrs. J. Calkins of Montres
and Ralph Corkran of Poultney are tn
" guests of the Rev. and Mrs. D. H
q Corkran.
The prudential committee of distric
If No. a, who have the question of ne'
3 school house under consideration, hav
e looked over several pieces of propert
IS on the east side of the river. Plan
# have already been drawn and price
have been obtained on the various site
- to be submitted at a special schot
=. meeting to be held soon.
r. The Ladies' Aid society of the Me
ID mortal Baptist church held we'll al
Y. tended supper in the vestry of tn
; church Tuesday evening.
& NJ j. Higgins has returned after
weeks stay in Mechanicsville, N. Y.
2 Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Hathorne LEI
If Tuesday night for Chicago, where the
n will make their future home.
Mrs. Asa Hemenway was taken ser
p ously i'll last Sunday but at this writin
10 she is very comfortable. Her daughter
10 Mrs. Fred Crane, is caring for her.
Mrs. Eugene Ridden of Springfield
8 Mass, is visiting her grandmother, Mrs
w Louisa Bowler.
The remains of Mrs. James Mutt,
h. former resident of New Haven, wa