Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1913-01-24
MlDOLEBURY LOCALS.

Arthur Forrest, who has been con-
fined to the house for a few days with
the grip, is again attending to his duties
as clerk in the store of Cheney & Co.
The dance given in the town hall last
Friday night for the benefit of the
Middlebury Improvement society was
such a success that it will be repeated
this week. The ladies' of the society are
fairly deluged with suggestions for
w DIRK for the coming year and are
anxious to do great deal of the work
that comes within their scope this
coming summer. But money is needed
and great deal of it. 1t is an organi-
cation for everyone and everyone
should be interested to help.
The annual inspection of Mt. Calvary
commandery, No. l, X. T., Will be held
in the asylum, Masonic Temple, on
| Thursday, January 80. At o'clock
(sharp) banquet will be served in
the dining room, after which the COM
mandery will be opened in full form and
the order of the Temple conferred. 1t
is expected that Frank L. Clark of Rut-
land, grand commander, w. H. Brew
ster, Middlebury, deputy grand com
mander, G. B. Wheeler of Bellows
Falls, grand inspector, and other
grand officers will be present.
The following letters remain un-
claimed at the local post office: Mrs.
George Bostwick, Mrs. Aurilla Brown
Mrs. Albert Mamie, Mrs. Jennie Pratt,
Mrs. Cora Antoinette Preston, Mrs.
Wisty Wemitt, Miss Evelyn Adams (2) q,
Miss M: Barron, Miss Winifred Chalker,
Miss Martha Dillefen, Miss Margaret
I 10 h.,
Alice Requa, Miss r. E. Thomas, Miss
Elizabeth Williams, Fornes Crony,
Frank Charlton, jr., Aron Estey, Al
fred Pratt, w. T. Stoves, Ferris Tatro,
Lerand Walker (2), Walter C. Wright,
Master Walter Wright
The annual meeting of the Methodist
Episcopal Sunday school, which had
been postponed from January 5, was
h cid January 10. The following officers
were elected for the year: Willis N
Cady, superintendent; F. w. Bacon, as
sistant superintendent; Miss Kathleen
Hunt, superintendent primary depart
ment; o. F. Flanagan, superintendent
home department; Miss Mary Cady,
superintendent cradle roll; Theodore H.
Foster, secretary and treasurer Miss
Pauline Aines, pianist; Mrs. d. H.
/ wi NhpllobCI MISS Lea AOl M al
librarian. The board of teac hers are
the same as last year.
The newly elected board of Village
trustees met at the town clerks Office
Friday night and organized as follows
President, DR.. p. L. Dorey; fire
wardens, j. M. Burke, A. S. Hartman,
c. C. Wells, F. C. Warren, j. E. But
tolph, George Kidder and C. F. Rich;
village attorney, Allen R. Sturtevant;
police officers, Frank Warren, Jerry
Degray. Edward Goodreau, Erwin G..
Piper and Noah Wisell Frank Warren
was elected chief of police and Jerry
Degray as night Waterman; superin-
tendent of streets, Charles A. Lyman;
superintendent of lights. Fay C. War.
rem; superintendent of fire department,
Isaac Lavonche, jr. Miss Lucia Hincks
was elected assistant village clerk.
The new board will meet the seconc
Tuesday of each month at o'clock. A
petition for the calling of special vii
lage meeting for the purpose of seeing
if the village would vote to raise money
for building more macadamized roads
was read and a special meeting has
been called for Tuesday evening, Feb
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