Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1910-01-14
MlDDLEBURY LOCALS.

l.. -. Allen Is drawing lOO, OOO feet of
logs to the Weybridge mill
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Gates of Mont
pelier has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. c.
f. Rogers during the week
Word has been received here from
Marble City, Colo, of the marriage of
Harry Forest, son of Mr.. and Mrs Joseph
Forest of this village, who left here about
year ago, to Miss Ethel Wright of
Mormon City, Utah. They will reside at
Marble City, where Mr.. Forest has
position in a marble mill.
While thawing out d water pipe at his
home Monday, William Waugh had his
of a gasoline torch. which scattered the
fluid on his person and about the room.
MIR. Waugh was alone, but succeeded in
extinguishing the flames before serious
property damage resulted.
Frank LaDue of Bristol and Mrs. Oc-
tave Panton of Lowell, Mass, were mar.
ried at st. Mary's Catholic church Mon
day morning by Rev. j. ID. Shannon.
After short trip they will reside at
Bristol.
Two carloads of cattle and calves
were shipped to New York and Boston
Monday
Eggs sold Monday for "a cents dozen
and butter for 81 cents pound. ~
James Parrish and Miss Delretta
Highter, both of Cornwall, were married
at st. Mary's Catholic church Monday
morning by Rev. j. d. Shannon in the
presence of several friends. After brief
trip they will reside at Cornwall
a large number of people went from
this village to Burlington Saturday night
and Sunday to view the ruins left by the
hotel fire.
John w. Wood has purchased a half
interest in the real estate business of N.
5. Foote.
Coolihan & EIdrich of this village have
been awarded the contract to supply the
New York Dairy company with ice for
their steriizing plants.
At meeting of the junior class of the
college Herbert A. Burnham was elected
art editor of the Kaleidoscope to succeed
Frederick A Coates, resigned and Wood
burn p. Harris was elected class basket
ball manager.
Rev. S. w. Bidwell of East Middle.
bury, the centennarian clergyman, Off
ciated at wedding last Sunday, the
contracting parties being Archie Glad
ding Of Bristol and Miss Flossie +. Rock
of Middlebury.
The ice harvest from Otter Creek be-
gan last week and local ice dealers are
busy. The ice is from II to II inches in
thickness and of excellent quality.
President Cleary of the Junior class at
the college has appointed the following
committees for junior week: Junior
prom, Palmer, chairman. Ryder, barrow,
Miss Edmunds and Miss Whitney; junior
play, Burnham, chairman Stewart, Nc
Connell, Miss Hill and Miss Sheldon.
Milo Moore, Addison county's leading
auctioneer, is recovering from an attack
of blood poisoning.
The annual meeting of the Ladies' Aid
society of the Memorial Baptist church
will be held with Mrs. l. l.. Rogers of
Court street tomorrow afternoon at 2:30
o'clock.
A. w. Carey, who has been confined
to his homr for the past week with Ill
ness il able to be about.
Deputy Sheriff n. J. Sanford last Fri
day took to the State prison at Windsor
Paskell Lowell, who was found guilty of
statutory offense and sentenced to not
and one half years. He also took Mack
Tatro, who vas found guilty of bigamy,
and sentenced to not more than four and
one-half and not less than four years at
hard labor.
Miss Sue Smith. who has been visiting
her parents, Rev. and Mrs. w. w. Smith
of &c. chester, has returned to Middle
bury.
Mrs Warren and Mrs. Holdredge have
returned from an extended stay in New
York state.
The annual installation of officers of
Nliddlebury Grange will take place at
their hall at O'Clock this evening. A
banquet will follow the work.
About twenty five couples from this
village attended the dance in East Mid
dlebury Thursday night.
Mrs. Joseph Demers and daughter
Aileen, have returned to their home in
Ludlow after short stay with relatives
in town.
ID. II. McHugh and |. H. I.aFleur in
stalled the officers of Rutland Council,
K. of c.. Wednesday evening.
Denzil Calvin, son of Mrs. j X. Dyer,
has entered Berkery preparatory school
in Boston and will take a course in den
istry He was formerly in st. Johns
preparatory school at Danvers, Mass
Mr.. Dyer accompanied him to Boston.
AT the meeting of Addison Encamp-
ment, l. o. o. F. Monday evening the
recently elected officers were installed by
District Deputy Charles Lamorder of
this village.
Mrs. q. w. Cunningham who is in the
Mary Fletcher hospital at Burlington for
treatment is improving.
Mrs. Cyne Mcmahon, who has been i'll
at her home for two weeks, is better.