Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1911-08-18

Miss Alice Seeley entertained few
friends at her home on High street
Tuesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Ilsley, who have
been spending the past six weeks at
Old Orchard and Bar Harbor. Me-,
arrived home Wednesday evening.
Prof. Charles Billings and daughter,
Miss Charts, have returned to Poultney
after spending couple of weeks with
relatives in this village and vicinity.
Miss Ada B. Calender started Tues
day morning for Clifford, Conn, where
she intends to make her future home.
Miss Calender has been a resident of
Middlebury for many years and has
large circle of friends here who very
much regret her departure to Con-
necticut.
Elk. Gov. John W. Stewart and
daughter, Mrs. Jessica Sylvester, ac-
complained by Miss Sophia Wilds, went
to Bennington Tuesday to take part in
the celebration of the Battle of Ben
nlngton and the exercises incident to
the 150th anniversary of the founding
of the town.
Charles Westall, Jr., has leased the
Battell house on Seymour street, for
mery occupied by the late Mrs. Mary
Harrington, and will take possession as
f soon as needed repairs are made.
Mrs. Clara Adams, who has been
4 visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
. Joseph M. Burke for three weeks past.
, has returned to her home in Boston,
y Mass.
a Letters addressed as follows are at
= this office unclaimed. Miss Florence
o Boyle, Miss Idelle A. Clark, Mrs. Rich
/ and H. Clark, Miss Brenda Harris, Miss
Challis Thrall, Hiram Brown, Geo. E.
. Chalmero, Dr. A. Clark, Edward S.
Colburn, Jr., C. E. Cushman, Miles
Sidlinger, E. Wilson.
= Mrs. Frank A. Ruff of St. Louis. is
visiting her sister Mrs O. H. Cushman.
Miss Vernice Lovett spent Wednes-
day in Milton.
Miss Adde O. Kellogg of Shoreham,
took possession of the Northrup house
on College street Wednesday.
John i. Slater and Amos B. Sawyer
of Bradford arrived in town Monday.
Mr. CIaf+ar tool Doseoee;or &C 49, ~
Stems drug store, which he recently
purchased, Tuesday.
Rev. E. O. Taylor, former pastor of
the Baptist church in this village some
10 years ago, was in town Thursday
evening and conducted the prayer meet
in that church on that evening.
George Delphia has returned from
the Mary Fletcher hospital where he
underwent an operation.
Mrs E. H. Mathews has returned
from ter days outing at Long Point.
Prof. and Mrs. Charles A. Adams and
children of Castleton, who have been at
Knights Island and in Middlebury for
several weeks with DR.. Ezra Brainerd,
returned Tuesday to Castleton.
The work on the new high school build
ing is progressing with great rapidly
The foundation walls have already been
completed and the brick work on the
superstructure has been begun. 1t is
expected that the outer walls will be
completed and the roof covered in by
the first of October and the whole build
ing completed inside and out by the first
of December.
Mrs. Walter w. Hamilton and young
daughter, Pauline, of Boise City, Ida. !,
who for the past ten days have been
visiting relatives of her husband in
Middlebury and Bridport started on her
return trip Thursday.
Deputy Sheriff Noble J. Sanford went
to Brandon on Thursday morning and
arrested Albert Berona, who is accused
of having assaulted Abraham Kramer,
a fellow countryman, with razor here
about three weeks ago. The prisoner
was brought to town and lodged in the
Addison county Jail and it is expected
that he will have hearing on Saturday.
A valuable two-year-old Norman Per-
cheron belonging to the Gorham Bros.
which was out to pasture got inter-
locked in barbed wire fence Thursday
morning and his forward legs were bad
ly lacerated. DR.. r. J. Vosburg was
called to treat the animal and it is hoped
that his injuries will not prove fatal
L. w. Cults, proprietor of the Brook
side Stock Farm at Orwell, has sold
the black four-year-old colt, Legal
Andrews, three-year-old record of
2:27 IA and winner of the three-year-
old futurity at Middlebury last year, to