Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1910-08-19


from months vacation spent in and
around jamestown, N. Y, and resumed
her position in this office.
]. L. Richmond went Tuesday to
Brattleboro where he will do tutoring
for few weeks previous to the opening
of the College.
Miss Belle Eagan returned to her
home in Vergennes Tuesday after
two weeks stay with her aunt, Mrs. F.
M. Crosby.
E. w. L'Heureux has returned to his
duties in this Office after a vacation of a
week spent in Rutland and Brandon and
at Lake Bomoseen.
( l. H. LaFleur and family are in camp
at Thompson Point and expect to re-
main several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Haher and fam
lily who have been visiting relatives in
town have returned to their home in
Brandon.
John w. Porter went the first of the
week to Barre, taking with him seven
trotting horses which participate in the
races at the place this week. From
there he will go to Westport, N. Y, for
the races at the fair next week.
C. E. Ordway of Proctorsvile, Social
list candidate for Governor of the State,
spoke in the park Saturday.
Henry T. Kidder Company opened
their new shoe store in the Battell
block yesterday.
Lawrence Cole who has been visiting
relatives in Brandon has returned home.
William Farrell, Jr., of Proctor visit
ed his parents Sunday.
| Clarence Cole of this town went tc
, Brandon Tuesday to spend a few day:
: with relatives.
The milk situation, which has caused
much anxiety among farmers here evel
! since they refused to supply the Bostor
Dairy company with milk until the com
pany had agreed to pay more for it, j!
being satisfactorily adjusted. A repre-
sentative of the Boston company calleC
on the farmers who were dissatisfied
with the prices paid by his compan!
u and succeeded in reaching an agree
ment
Several members of the Middlebur,
Gun club went to Sandy Hill, N. Y.
Friday to take part in the shoot of tn
f New York state club
Fred H. Dean of Cornwall, charge,
with breach of peace, appeared befor
Justice A. w, Dickens Friday morning
: No one appeared to prosecute and h
was discharged from custody. No pro
6 ceedings raising the question of Mr.
Deans sanity were instituted, and loca
physicians who saw him say that the
: observe nothing indicating any ments
arrangement -
! Edward Bissett, aged so years, die
at the home of Mrs. George Pinney o
Seymour street Thursday evening afte
- a brief illness. He was an old tim
resident of Richmond, having lived Their
up to 20 years ago. when he gave u
active business and removed to Swar
ton. He came to this town a shol
6 time ago to visit relatives and wa
l. taken ill., Mr.. Bissett leaves a wit
and four sons. The funeral was held {
4, the home of Mrs. Pinney and the bod
e taken to Richmond for burial.
James Hodges went to Burlingto
lie Friday, owing to the death of a relativ,
. Merritt Stowe returned the first
the week from Burlington where /
m supplied as prescription clerk in the dru
a. store of C. H. Bessey. Wednesday /
went to Barre where he has a positiC
is for two weeks.
Arthur Forsythe, son of form,
Mt Rector W. T. Forsythe, who spent
r. week at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
H. Lane, went Tuesday to Cream Hi
he to join his parents.
n. Mrs. Arthur Lane and two sons
err Ottawa, Canada, are visiting Mr.. al
Mrs. N. J. Sanford.
Is Miss Elizabeth Mcmahon has bee
visiting friends in Burlington.
rs Theron Gregory is spending his vac
err ton with friends from New Haven
Long Point on Lake Champlain.