Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1910-03-18
MIDDLEBURY LOCALS.

Mrs. Emily Rogers has moved from |
her house on Washington street to one
on Court street.
Mary Eubar has gone TO Port Henry,
where she will enter the high school,
Miss Ada Zotman has returned to her
duties in r. S. Benedict's store after
few days stay with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John Zottman in Vergennes.
Misses Mary Gee and Clara Bruya are
spending the week in New York look
ing up the spring styles in millinery
Katherine Fish and Ruth Norton of
Vergennes were guests of friends in
town Saturday.
Thomas H. BARLEY of Vergennes Wis
tied friends in town Thursday.
Miss Edna Lawrence, pianist in the
music store of Geo. D. Garvia and son,
was guest of Miss Mary Alden in YER
gennes over Sunday.
w. H. Burchard of Shoreham was in
town on business this week.
George Fassett is visiting friends in
Hancock.
Miss Agnes Calhoun who has been
teaching in Orwell and Miss Jennie
Ringley who has been teaching in Bran
don are at their homes for their spring
vacations.
John B. B. Hayes who has been laid
up for the past two months following
an operation for cancer was able to
walk down town Monday.
Miss Edith Sessions of West Rutland
is visiting relatives in town.
John Lovett is able to be about after
weeks sickness with the grip.
John Higgins has curisoty in the
shape of lemon weighing four pounds
and ten ounces, sent him by a friend
from the Burmuda Islands.
Robins are reported to have made
their appearance in town early this
week.
Henry Shapiro, younger son of Isaac
Shapiro, who has been attending school
in Burlington for several months past
has gone to New York city for hospital
treatment.
Assistant Judges Dyer and Dana have
completed the work of appointing
license commissioners for the license
towns of this caunty by reappointing
Kent W. Merritt, B. W. Hale, and E. G.
Farnham as the commissioners for
Shoreham
The Ladies Aid Societs of the Metho-
dist church held lunch and food sale
as well as ssle of works of art in
the grange hall on Wednesday Of this
week.
Rev. d. H. Corkran Of the Methodist
church has been engaged to deliver the
Memorial sermon before the Grand
Army Post the Sunday preceding Mem
orial day.
John Egan Of Charlotte, former
resident, has been visiting friends in
town during the week.
Mrs. Carl Frost and daughter have
returned from weeks visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Ten
MEN, at Pittsford.
The Juniors of st. Stephens church
will hold an Easter food sale in the
Sunday School room Saturday. March
26. They will have a good supply of
nice things for Easter, including pies,
cakes doughnuts, etc.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. |. Button were
guests of Mr.. Buttons mother, Mrs. F.
K. Button in Brandon during the past
week.
Mrs. F. NJ, Crosby went Thursday to
Burlington for few days visit with
her sisters.
Johnnie McMann was arrested Tues
day night by policeman James Me
Glinchy on charge of intoxication.
Wednesday he was arraigned before
Justice Foote on this charge and also on
charge of resisting an officer. He
was given ten days in Jail for the form
er offence and fifteen days on the latter.
Quite quantity of new maple syrup
has been brought into town during the
past week and is selling from 80 cents
to one dollar per gallon. Some sugar
has also been offered for sale for from
Il to 10 cents per pound. Prospects are
favorable for good sugar season.
Miss Belle Snow, for the past four
seasons head trimmer in Mrs. J. w.
Lawrence's millinery store, has arrived
from New York and opened the store
for the season. Miss Snow is stopping
at j. NJ, Burke's.
Mrs. Sarah A. Flemming fell on the
walk near G. S. Wainwright's Wednes-
day and broke her right leg nearthe hip.
She was taken to her home on Washing
ton street and the fracture reduced
Miss Stella Farrell who teaches school
in New Haven is spending the sprinp