Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1911-08-11
MlDDLEBURY LOCALS.

OldIenCe NASSAU al q Idlllly nave
moved into the Bryait house on Elm
street.
Fred Bernard of Burlington return'
to Middebury and will I've on College
street.
j. F. McNaboe of New Ycrh city Wis
tied friends in town the first of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Bourgeois of Lynn,
Mass. fare visiting in town for short
time.
Mrs. j. Monta and Miss jennie
Lapan Twisted friends in Burlington
Wednesday.
Robert Shea, clerk in the E. P. Cush-
man dryIgoods store, has returned from
ten days vacation spent at Schroon
Lake, N. Y.
A. w. Foote has gone to Wallngford,
whereihe is looking after the interests
of theltelephone company.
Ira H. lLaFleur has returned from
Boston, where he purchased a large
touring car.
DR.. Ezra Brainerd and family have
returned from Knights Island, where
they have been in camp.
Mr.r and Mrs. Charles A. Munroe
have returned to their home in Chicago,
H., after spending few weeks with
] hai To- nd
Munroe.
Mrs Charles Adams and family have
returned to town for short stay after
being in camp at Knights Island with
DR.. Brainerd and family.
Miss Elizabeth O'Leary and Miss
Catherine Lindsay returned today from
a few days at Thompson's Point.
E. II. Thorp, former postmaster
and for several years editor of the
Register, was in town over Sunday on
his way to Shelburne.
The fresh-air children who are spend
ing a few weeks in this vicinity We're
entertained by Mrs. J. Walter Sylves-
ter at the home Of eX-Gov. J. w. Stew
art on Friday afternoon.
A. H. Bristol and daughter were IN
Vergennes Sunday to attend the funeral
of John E. Kellogg, who died in Bur
lington Friday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs William Morcomb of
College street gave the old soldiers a
pleasant entertainment on their lawn
Thursday of last week.
John Halnon of Worcester, Mass. q
promising young lawyer of that city, is
! visiting his mother. Mrs. John Halnor
, in Cornwall.
} John Porter will leave Middlebury or
Saturday morning with string of si>
, fast horses for Westport, N. Y, t.
take part in the races at the Westpor
: fair
! Miss Edna Jennings and Elworth C
Cushman, both recently of Middlebury
were married at the home of the bride
r in Haverhill, Mass, at o clock Thurs
day evening. The young people ex
e pect to make their future home il
, Haverhil.
Fred Goulett, who has been at Wor
cester, Mass. for the last two years
has returned to town and is visiting hi
father, Louis Goulett, on the Cornwall
q road.
/ Ira NJ. Taylor went to Boston las
t week and purchased an Overland famil,
automobile. Frank j. Hubbard wa
with him and acted as chauffeur, driv
ing the machine from Boston to Mid
dlebury.
Miss Florence Bell of Haverhill
e Mass, who has been visiting friends a
the Sargent house for the past tire,
=. weeks, went on Wednesday to Burling
: ton, where she will remain for few
= days previous to her return home.
5 Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Bristol and chill
e dren have gone to Thompson's Poin
8 for two weeks outing.
d Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Bond of N ev
v 1 Ofk Clty are IN town Tor VlSlt TO MI
h mother, Mrs. Mary Bond, of Seminar.
! street
!. Arthur Bissett is moving his famil.
n from Mill street to the Dyer block, hav
Q ing sold his place to Mrs. A. j. Piper
q who will take possession after SOM
e necessary repairs are made on same.
The Century club announces that tn
first entertainment to be given by tina
club will take place October II and vii
be the Boston Octette. The club i
s starting their entertainments a lttl
r earlier this season than usual and re
s quest that all those who wish to pur
: chase tickets do so at their earies
;. convenience, as last year a numbe