Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1913-06-13
MlDDLEBURY LOCALS.

Hero.
William Steinbach, who has had
charge of large construction job on
Jekyl Island, Virginia, during the past
winter, is visiting his family on Sem
mary street.
The ball game between the Middle
bury high school team and the Pittsford
high school team, which was played on
the fair ground park Saturday after
noon, resulted in a score of ID to 2 in
favor of the Middlebury boys.
Mrs. F. L. Stay and child, who have
been visiting her father, c. Lamorder,
have returned to Vergennes.
Arthur Fits, who recently under
went an operation for appendicitis at
the Fanny Allen hospital, returned home
on Saturday.
While operating circular saw last
Saturday w. E. Huntley suffered a
severe injury to his left hand. He went
to the office of DR.. E. H. Martin where
the wound was dressed.
William Prior and family are moving
to Beldens, where Mr.. Prior has Sc
cured work.
Carpenters began Monday to erect
new barn for racing horses on the
grounds of the Addison County Agri-
cultural society to replace the structure
burned last winter. Work will be
rushed on the building so as to complete
it before the opening of the Addison
county fair in August.
The cattle shipment from this town
Monday to Boston and New York con-
sisted of two corloads of cows and
calves.
A severe frost occurred in this section
4 Sunday night which did considerable
damage to most of the garden veget-
ables. In many places a thin layer OF
ice formed on water left in pans and
watering tubs.
Mrs Ernest Huestis and two daugh-
tiers were called to Nergennes Monday
owing to the illness of Mrs. Huestis
mother.
Prof. Robert j. Sprague of the de-
partment of humanities, at the Massa-
chusetts Agricultural college, was in
this town consulting with Prof. Ray
mond Mcfarland relative to rural life
conference to be held here during the
summer session.
Herbert A. Clark, who has been in
the employ of the U. S. Morgan Horse
/ farm here for several months, has re-
r signed and gone to Boston, where he
will visit for few days after which ne
will return to his home in Washington,
i d. c.
. A meeting will be held between the
q Rutland railroad officials and several O.
e the owners of property located east o
the company's railroad yard here OF
Y June Is. The meeting will pertain t.
= the closing of a crossing leading owe
S the east side of the tracks.
Word was received here Monda,
that the condition of Walter Allen WHIT
has been undergoing treatment at tn
Mary Fletcher hospital for severa
d weeks. was steadily improving.
> Mrs. R. j. Blazo, 100 Tyler street
u left Sunday for visit at her home i
{ Vermont. While in the east she WI
Il visit Boston, New York, Concord ant
-" Jersey City. Topeka, (Kan.) Dali
=, Capital, June 3.
About % members of Lake Dunmor
lodge, No. II, |. O. O. F., and tn
10 Arrowwanna Rebekah lodge, No. 10
>, went to Vergennes Sunday, where the,
SC attended in body the services held b.
> Champlain lodge, returning on the even
ing train. On Sunday there will be
70 large delegation go to Bristol, wher
# they will attend the services of tn
A. Bristol lodge.
a Workmen began on Monday the erec
y. ton of piazza on the front Of the Ad
olson county Jail on Court street. A
M. Brown is doing the work.
Rutland Railroad Officer Brisln an
Deputy Sheriff N. J. Sanford arreste
= two tramps Tuesday about noon on tn
; railroad track south of this village
e They are now confined in the count
., >, jail. 1t is thought that they are tn
10 ones who broke into the station &
= Ferrisburg and that they are connecte
Sc with the putting of hand cars on tt
, tracks at Beldens and New Haven Jun
i, ton which were run into by bot
% sleepers. 1t is thought that this migf
~ have been done in an attempt to wrec
trains.