Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1910-10-07

C. C. Severance has gone to New
York city on a business trip.
Mrs. Caroline Hyde has gone to Ii
conderoga and Crown Point for a two
weeks visit with John Hyde.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Adams have re-
turned to Castleton after a few days
visit with President and Mrs. Brainerd.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. Munroe have re-
turned from a three months visit to
Chicago and vicinity.
Claude Carey, who has spent a few
weeks visiting his parents on Court
street, left Monday for Baltimore, Md,
where he has a position.
President John M. Thomas will de-
liver the address at the dedication of
the Drolette monument in Shoreham
Saturday, October 8.
Mrs. Mary Boylan, Miss Helen At
wood and Miss Myrtle Gipson have re-
turned from Bread Loaf, where they
have been during the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Comstock of
Montpelier were visitors in town last
Sunday, returning home Monday.
Ernest C. Severance, who has for
several months been working in Proc
UOr, was neTe MOIludy III d"IJelludlCt az
the funeral of Mrs. Kate Rich.
Rev. F. M. Wilson officiated at the
funeral of Samuel Caswell of Vergennes
which was held at st. Paul's church in
that city Sunday.
Father Daley Council, Knights of
Columbus, held a well attended meeting
Monday. Several candidates were ini-
tiated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Wemett of
Fowler were the guests over Sunday
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick
Dillon.
Judge William H.. Bliss and Mrs.
Bliss are in Montpelier where he is at
tending the session of the Supreme
Court.
Prof. Raymond Mcfarland has pur-
chased the L~angworthy estate at the
corner of High and Seminary street
and F. w. Bacon has bought the house
at IA High street of the same estate.
Miss Grace Nassau left for the Fanny
Allen hospital Thursday where she
will undergo an operation for appendi-
citis. She was accompanied by her
mother and DIR. P. l.. Dorey.
DIR. Lewis E. Hemenway and bride
returned to town from their wedding
trip Tuesday night and will spend a few
days with her father, Henry E. Merrill,
before taking up their permanent resi-
dence in Manchester.
Robert S. Pinney was in town the
first of the week on a visit to his
mother. Mr.. Pinney is the travelling
representative for a wholesale station.
cry house in Troy, N. Y.
Tho II;Ob eoboo1 football toono uropi
to Rutland last Saturday and played
the high school team of that city. II
was a hard fought game, Rutland win
ming by the score of IL to 0.
Fred Bernard and Miss Nora Bitney
were quietly married at St. Mary:
Catholic church on Wednesday morning
l Perkins was bridesmaid and Nelson
Bernard was best man. After a shorr
S wedding trip they will reside in this
village.
Beginning with next Sunday the
Green Mountain flyer leaving here a
noon daily for the South and the after
noon flyer for the north will be run or
f Sunday until further notice. With thi.
i arrangement patrons of the road viii
be greatly benefited and will be able
, to reach either Boston or New York il
the early evening instead of having t.
wait for the sleeping train.
Fay C. Warren has secured the con
+ ract for installing the electrical equip
ment in the new bank. The wirinj
will all be carried through pipes, thu
y nsuring safety against the insulation
Il becoming worn. The system will b,
one of the best and most complete il
the state.
;, The Redmond cannon in the Loga.
house park, which was some time ag
G donated to William P. Russell Post, Nc
80, G. A. R., was finally set in position
: and mounted on Thursday. The fran
work is of marble furnished by Fletche
n D. Proctor, who also pays for the wor
of the mounting. The sixty feet iro
flag pole, which is to stand a little way
northeast of the cannon, was ais
e erected on Thursday.
The second concert and ball in tn
=, series is to be given at the Gree
Mountain house, East Middlebury, o
Thursday evening, October 20. Mus.
> for the same will be furnished by vi
tum's orchestra. Dancing will be frol
lie $50 to 100 o'clock, and an orchesti
= programme will be rendered at
O'Clock.
rs Father Daley Council, X. of c., wi
TO celebrate Wednesday, October II, 4;
columbus Day. The Catholic Order {
" Foresters and the Holy Name Societ
ly will be asked to participate. Benedi
he ton will be given at St. Mary's ChurC
ol at 1870 and the societies will then pr,
coed to Federation building, where a.
of propriate exercises will be held.
nd Otis Abbey and C. E. Youtt have +
y, turned from Atlantic City, where the
A attended the National Encampment
s. the G.. A. A. On their return the
stopped at Rutherford, N. j., whe
re they visited Mr.. Van Alstyne Of
Ie, Orchard street. They also visited Mr.
a A. C. Lorey on Union street of Il
same place. Mrs. Lorey is the daug
ba ter of Mr.. Van Alstyne, an old tin
resident of Middlebury in the ear
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