Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1911-09-15
MIOOLEBURY LOCALS.

York and Boston markets.
The works of the Vermont Marble
company here, which have been shut
down for the past 10 days to make some
necessary repairs and put in new
water wheel, was started up Monday
morning.
Prof. and Mrs. Raymond Mcfarland,
who have spent the past few weeks on
the coast of Maine, have returned home.
Troop l of the 10th cavalry passed
through this village Sunday morning on
the way to Fort Ethan Allen from the
Rutland fair.
Charles Bullock and family will move
this week from the Lane house on High
street to the Hayden place on River
street.
Michael Mack was in st. Adams for
few days stay this week.
Mrs. Carrie Dano of Boston, Mass,
is in town for visit to her sister, Mrs.
William Ford of North street.
The water in Otter creek has reached
the highest notch that it has attained
since last spring and all the manufac-
turing plants down the river are now
enabled to work on full time.
Judge Charles l. Button has returned
from Brandon after few days visit to
his mother, Mrs. F. R. Button.
Miss L. A. Goodrich left for New
York city Tuesday, where she will stay
for few days and then will go to Glen
Ridge, N. j., where she will spend some
time.
Mrs. Elmina Warner has gone to
Boston and Springfield, Mass, where
she will spend some days visiting friends
and relatives.
L. O. Allen has purchased from DR..
Isaac Stearns a piece of land at the
rear of his livery stable.
Frank Roberts has gone to the sana-
forum at Pittsford for course of
treatment.
John Shackett, who has been spend
ing the past few days with friends in
Grand Isle, has returned home.
Mrs. Pauline Milverton and Miss
Jessica Milverton of Brooklyn, N. Y,
are in town for a few weeks stay with
friends.
Foster Groves of Hudson, N. Y,
twenty years ago resident of Middle
bury and later of Cornwall, is in town
for stay of some weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Cheney have
returned from a visit with friends in
Rutland.
Mrs. Grant Danyeau and daughter
Dorothy and Miss Daisy Danyeau of
Cambridge, N. Y, are the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Hartwell Danyeau.
Eugene D. Twitchel has returned
from Woodstock where he has been en-
gagged in business pursuits during the
summer.
Rev w. w. Smith, former pastor
at the Monument church in Weybridge
but now of Colchester, is visiting
friends here and in Weybridge.
The farmers throughout this section
have received notice that they have
been granted 10 cent raise per hun
bred pounds of milk furnished to the
milk companies collecting milk in this
section.
Mrs. William J. Larock and her two
youngest children went to Port Henry,
N. Y, on Saturday for visit to Mrs.
Larock's father, Fayette Lasher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. Hamilton and
young daughter of Colorado Springs,
Colo, arrived in town Saturday for a
visit to Mr.. Hamilton's father, Wilbur
l.. Hamilton of Bridport. They will re-
main in this section for several weeks.
Mortimer Wilcox, cashier and tele-
grapher at the George E. Marshall
store, is having a months vacation.
Miss j. B. Ryan of Fitchburg, Mass,
is taking his desk during his absence.
James Smith has returned from
weeks visit with relatives and friends
in Plattsburg, N. Y.
Charles Lamorder, who has been Wis
iting in different parts of the west for
the past three months, arrived home
Saturday noon. Mr.. Lamorder is I'M
decided as to his future plans.
John l.. Slater, proprietor of the
Park Drug store, has been to Boston
this week on business.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
society of the Methodist Episcopal
church will meet with Mrs. Corkran
Monday afternodh, September 18TH
Business meeting at 80 and at $50 a
social hour will follow with Miss Archi-
bald telling of her visit to the "World
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