Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1912-10-04
MIDDLEBURY LOCALS

Frank Brennan of st. Adams spent
Sunday with his brother, T. p. Bren-
nan.
Mrs. Mary Boylan and son, Robert,
are spending a week with relatives in
New York city.
Calvin Brothers of Whiting are milk
ing several of their high grade two
year-old Holsteins with an average of
3Spounds of milk per day each.
Prof. C. A. Lyford has moved his
family from Mrs. Towards house on
Seminary street to the Hurlburt house
on South Main street.
John H. Lovett of Springfield, Mass.
is in town for visit to his family.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Cheney and
young daughter have returned from a
visit in Rutland.
E. c. Brown and family, who have
spent the summer at Lake Dunmore,
have closed their place at Moosalamoo
Park and returned to town.
Mrs. Julia Allen, former resident
of Middlebury, has returned to her home
in Fowler after visit to old friends
here.
Miss Maude LaPan and Arthur La
Brake are visiting in Fowler for few
days.
Miss Cecile Dickinson has gone to
Holyoke, Mass, for few weeks visit
with relatives and friends.
Mrs. L. M. Potter has gone to Grown
Point, N. Y, for a weeks visit with
relatives and friends.
L. Roy Howard, former resident Of
this town, has been promoted from prin
cipal of the school in Pennington, N
H., to superintendent of schools il
that town.
Hartwell Dsnyeau, town road com
missioner, has commenced to draw
gravel and grade the roads per instruc
tons by the recent town meeting which
appropriated $940 for the roads outside
the village.
Clifton Mallory, supported by an ex
cellent company, presented the pla!
1.-The Civil Engineer" at the operi
house on Monday evening to a small
audience on account of the inclemen
weather.
Rev. Roy D. Wood Of Elizabethtown
N. Y, has accepted a call to the FRS
Baptist church at Plattsburg, N. Y
Rev. Wood is graduate of Mddlebur.
college and Colgate university and is
brilliant young preacher. He assumed
his new duties October l.
Within the past week the picking o
apples has begun on large scale in tn
apple growing section of Addison
county. The crop will be considerabl.
larger and of a considerably bette
quality than that of last year, and it i
expected that winter apples will rul
from 81. 80 to So. so per barrel.
Au revoirs were said to Mrs. Temple
Bridgman, who took her departure fo
Mascot, Tenn, where she has gone t
join Mr. Bridgman. Her little son
John Willard Bridgman, was christene
Friday at the family home in Belveder
by the Rev. Edward Morgan. TIL
occasion was celebrated by an informs
reception, to which all the haut ton o
Belvedere were invited. San Francisc
Chronicle, Sept Is.
The drawing for seats for the Centur
club entertainment course will TAXI
place on Thursday, October 10, in tn
basement of the town hall. The com
mittee having the sale of tickehs i
charge are anxious to have all thos
who wish them procure them befor
the drawing takes place, thus gettin
the best seats.
The Woman's Association of Mission
of the Congregational church will hol
oeighborhood meeting at their churc
in this village on October 8, at p. m
This meeting will include missionar
societies from New Haven, Bridport
Cornwall, Weybridge and Salisbury
Mrs. Charles.Lamson, former editor o
Life and Light Magazine" will address
the meeting.
The reward of $500 offered for infor
nation in regard to Valentine Hahn
who is now serving sentence of no
less than Is years in states prison a
Windsor for assaulting Miss Nellie Nee
han at a schoolhouse in Sudbury ha
been divided equally between Miss Nee
han, whose home was in Bristol
and Mrs. Hattie Narcotics of Sudbury
at whose farm Hahn was working a.
the time of his arrest 1t was decided
that the evidence given by Miss Meehal
and the information supplied by Mrs
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