Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1910-09-23
Claude Mumblo is on the sick list.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mumblo spent
Sunday in Bristol.
Joe Bugor has sold his place to a
Weybridge man.
Charles Rowe of Manchester has re-
Gently visited relatives In town.
Mrs. j. Walter Sylvester has gone to
New York for two weeks stay.
Monson and Rupert Taylor made
short visit at John Sears last Sunday
Jacob Thome has returned to town
after an absence of three weeks in
Brandon.
Ex-Gov J. w. Stewart has returned
to town after few days spent at the
State fair.
Prof. E. D. Collins has moved from
the Mills house on Seminary street to
his farm west of the village.
|. Mrs. Catherine Mills, who has had
charge of the girls dormitory on college
hill, has moved to her home on Semin
airy street.
Rev. j. d. Shannon, who has been
spending the past two months abroad,
has arrived in New York and is ex-
pected to reach Middlebury today.
Miss Nellie La Pan, clerk at the
Beckwith store, is on two weeks va
cation, which she will spend in different
parts of the State.
]. L. Lowell of North Platte, Neb.,
is making a business visit of considera-
BILE length in Middlebury and neighbor-
ing towns.
Mortimer A. Will cox, who has been
spending his vacation at Ottawa, Can
ada, has returned to town and resumed
his place as cashier and telegraph oper-
ator in G. E. Marshall's store.
A stated conclave of Mt. Calvary
commandery, No. /, K. T., will be held
Wednesday evening, September %, in
the asylum at 8 p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Sargent left
on Saturday for Atlantic City, N j.
They went by way of Holyoke, Mass.
where they were joined by party of
friends. The entire party attended the
National Encampment of the G. A. R.
c. E. Youtt and Otis Abbey are also
in attendance at the encampment.
The County Ministers Club met
Tuesday at the residence of Rev. DR..
C. H. Dickinson. The subject dis
cussed was the Forty Years in the
ministry" of DR.. r. R. Davies of Yer
gennes, rector of the Episcopal church
in that city. Rev. Mr.. Davies will
soon make his future home in Wauseon,
Ohio
A party composed of Mrs. Alice
Crawford, Miss Ethel Crawford, Mas
ters Arthur and Chauncey Crawford, all
of Yonkers, N. Y, who have been tour
ing northern New York and Vermont
arrived in town Monday night for a few
days stay. They returned to their
home Wednesday by way of Whitehall
and Troy.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lasher gave an
elegant dinner at their pleasant home in
Happy Valley on thursday night to a
party of invited guests who were Rev.
and Mrs George R. Stair, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Prentiss and Mr. and Mrs
Charles F. Rich. The party had very
fine time and the occasion was one long
to be remembered.
At the opera House on Saturday Sept.
"a the attraction will be a new drama
entitled 1.-The Final Settlement, which
is said to be a simple, trrse and rational
presentment of social conditions among
the highest classes Of present-day
American life. The story tells of the
rise of an ambitious young workingman
from the ranks of labor to the position
of president of grert iron trust. His
suddenly acquired wealth and position
causes him to renounce his wife, who
clings to her old fashioned ideals OF
home and husband. He marries young
and beautiful actress, believing that
her talent and charms will serve to at
tract the best society. His subsequent
ruin, and his final rescue at the hands OF
the discarded wife, form the basis OF
the story. The play is well put to-
gether, from beginning to end there is
no dull moment, no cessation of interest