Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1910-01-21

Mrs. II. II. Bryant, who has been visit
ing relatives in New York city for sever
al weeks, returned Wednesday evening.
The N. S Foote Co., real estate dealers,
have recently sold to w. j. Pearsons of
Westport, N. Y, the Arthur Freegard
farm in New Haven, consisting of 116
acres; also the Byron Crane pasture
comprising % acres, in Blidport, to c. P.
Conlon of Cornwall; also the Roy w.
Bresee farm in Brandon, 20 acres, t.
John w. Handfield of Weybrdge who
will move there in the spring. They
have also some other property this month
and report the outlook good for other
! business
Edward Williams who has been visit
| ing at the home of William Kent. has
returned to his home in Granville, N. Y.
Arthur Brown was business visitor
in Burlington last week.
Thomas Oney and two children visited
his mother in Rutland on Wednesday.
Miss Minnie Mcdonald who has been
visiting her mother, Mrs. Bernard Nc
Donald, of Pittsford Mills has returned.
Rev. Henry P. Higley of Castleton is
visiting his sister on South street.
Mrs. George Sumner of Randolph is
visiting relatives in town.
Miss Elizabeth Condor is recovering
from an attack of the grip.
G.. L. Nutting of Boston, a former Mid.
dlebury resident, gave this office pleas
ant call Saturday, to renew his subscrip-
ton to the Register. MIR. Nutting has
added another piece of real estate to his
holdings in New Haven by purchasing
the well known Gordon property, and is
now one of the largest property owners
in that town. MIR. Nutting has for the
past ten years been employed by the
Philip Carey Company of Boston, as their
New England manager.
Lake Dunmore Lodge l o. O. F., he d
smoker after their regular meeting
Wednesday evening.
Rev. DR.. G.. II Dickinson of the Con-
gregational church was in Waitsfeld,
Mass. Sunday and preached in exchange
with the Rev. Austin Rice.
The Juniors of st. Stephens church
held a successful food sale in the Sunday
school rooms of the church last Saturday.
r. c. Carlson. who has been connected
with the local telephone office for several
years, resigned Monday night, having
secured a position as a school teacher at
Dolgeville, n. Y, where he will go at
once. Mr.. Carlson is a graduate of Mid
dlebury college, class of 1908.
George Stewart, employed at the John
H. Stewart hardware store, received "A
painful injury to his left eye and face
Tuesday morning. large rake fell
from tool rack, STRIKING him in the
face. He was removed to The office of
DR.. E. II. Martin. who dressed the
wound.
Mr. and Mrs. L. S. st. Peter have re-
turned from Rutland.
George McDeavitt is visiting in West
Rutland.
Geo F. Baldwin has returned to Scran-
ton, Pa, after visiting his brother, Will
liam II. Baldwin.
Professor Edward ID Collins of Mid
dlebury College will deliver a lect ure be-
fore thu Teachers club at Proctor Oh
Friday evening.
Frank Mayhem is in Montreal.
A number of the little friends of Celia
Wilcox, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Wilcox, called at her home Saturday
afternoon to help celebrate the seventh
anniversary or her birth.
Mrs H. E. Purinton left Monday for
Jacksonville, N. Y, where she will
spend the winter.
Three carloads of cattle and calves
were shipped Monday to New York and
Boston markets.
Joseph Nash of River street has been
awarded the contract to carry the mails
from the postoffice to the railroad sta
ton and began his new duties Monday
morning.
Eggs sold Monday for 80 cents dozen
and butter for % cents pound.
John Signor is moving his family from
the Eager house on River street to the
Wissell hous on Seymour street
Isaac Shapiro was called to Burlington
Monday owing to the serious illness of his
son Henry, who is student at the high
school there.
The condition of Mrs. Jane l.. Smith,
who has been seriously i'll at the home of
her daughter, is much improved.
Royal Sturdevant has sold his farm on
New Haven street to DIN Norton of
Bridport.
Repairs on the Baptist parsonage,
which was Quilted by fire recently, are
nearly competed
DR.. Brainard Kellogg of Englewood,
n. j., gave an interesting lecture on
Oliver Wend III Holmes before the stu
dents of Mlddebury college Thursday.
The Ladies' Aid of st. Stephens church
will give a Baked Bean supper in the
guild rooms Saturday, Jan. % from $50
to 8 Price 10c.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union will hold their annualmeeting this
afternoon at three O'Clock with Mrs E. II.
Martin.
John Houston has returned from a
visit of several weeks with friends in St.
Agatha, P. Q
E. II Barton, formerly of Middlebury,
now a contractor and builder in Rutland,
was in town Tuesday for the first time
in eight years. BE was on his way to
Montreal.
A regular convention of Otter Greek
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