Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1910-01-28
MlDOLEBURY LOCALS.

The pulp mill is running with a full
force of workmen after being on half
time since last summer on account of
low water. There is now plenty of wa.
ter for operating the mill.
Clarence Taylor is on the sick list.
Mrs Jennie Cushman is much improv-
ed in health.
The Epworth League of the Methodist
church will hold Recognition Social
in the church parlors Wednesday even.
ing, Feb. ?.
President j. NJ. Thomas of the college
left Wednesday night for New York on
business trip.
The College Glee Club go to West Rut-
land today where they give an enter
tainment this evening.
The ladies aid of st. Stephens church
will serve another one of their baked
bean suppers in the Guild rooms of the
church Saturday evening of this week.
Mrs. F. w. Be:kwith has returned
from stay of two weeks with friends
in Worcester and other cities in Massa
chusetts.
Fire escapes are being placed on the
Dyer block on Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs Bedford McKiiryher of
Rutland have been visiting friends in
town this week.
r. w. Trudo and r. c. Trudo who
have been spending some time in town
have returned to their homes IN Brandon
and Bristol respectively.
Miss Emma Meeker, formerly in the
millinery business in Middlebury, has
been in town few days the past week.
Mrs. j. w. Lawrence of Cambridge, N.
Y, was in town few days the past
week on business
The Middlebury Grange, about 200
strong, had a ride to the home of Mr.
and Mrs. j. o. Seelev south of the will.
age Tuesday evening where social was
held. Refreshments were served and a
pleasant evening passed.
Miss Jessie Murray is visiting friends
in Bellows Falls.
District Deputy Charles Lamorder, &C.
companied by c. F. Rich, was in Bristol
Tuesday evening to install the officers of
Bristol Encampment; |. o. o. F.
Charles Miller is out again after a
weeks sickness.
The Century Club held a largely at.
tended meeting with Mrs. w. S. Hunt.
ley Tuesday evening.
Robert T. Morse and Frank a. Herbert
returned Tuesday night from Providence
where they have been employed in con-
structiOn work,
Mrs. Arthur Bissette gave a party
! Tuesday evening to some OF the young
friends of her son, Fletcher, the occasion
beng his eighth birthday
The annual banquet and dance of the
Knights Of Columbus was held in their
rooms Wednesday night and was largely
attended.
Deputy Sheriff Noble Sanford went to
Leicester "Wednesday with warrants tor
the arrest of John Swinnington and
Lillian Lamorde, charged with Illegal Co
habltatIon.
Mrs. Bruce and son Victor of Main
street have returned from a visit il
Worcester. Mass.
Earl Gorham had the misfortune tC
step on nail Monday, causing painful
injury.
The extensive repairs on the Memoria
Baptist parsonage are now about com
pleted, aud it is expected that Rev. anC
Mrs. Hartman, and their little daughter
Frances, will take up their residence
there the latter part of next week.
Col. and Mrs. S. A. Ilsley and Rev
Arthur f. Hartman, the pastor, will
represent the Memorial Baptist churcl
at the New England Baptist congress
which is TO be held in Ford Hail. Boston
February and 3. Mr.. Hartman is L
be one of the speakers at the Thursday
morning session.
A regular meeting of the Ladies' Asso
citation for Home and Foreign Missions
will be held at the Congregational par
sonage Tuesday, February l, at p. m
Subject, Our Home Missionary FielC
and Messages from Workers"
Last Saturday at the home of Mrs
McGilton the following took part at
pupils recital of ten numbers, (sevei
being played without notes.: PAULINE
Aines, Eugene Boyce, Irene Burns
Katherine Fish, Miss Gates, Eleano
Graham, Pamela Smith, Cecile Thoma
and Kathrine Wood. Among the com
posers represented were Mozart, Bee
thoven, Bellini, Rachmaninoff and Grieg
Mrs. E. II. Bryant was called to Bos
ton Wednesday night on account of tn,