Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1913-02-14

Owing to the lack of snow the Mid
debury Cooperage company were un-
able to keep their plant in operation; as
a result the plant has been closed for
the past two weeks.
Word has been received here stating
that the condition of Frank L. Browe,
who was taken to the Mary Fletcher
hospital last Wednesday suffering from
rheumatism, remains about the same.
Royal Bentley of Rutland, former
resident of this town, is visiting rela- !
tives and friends here.
A. Gatti has returned from business
trip to Rutland.
Allen R. Sturtevant is making extern
sive repairs on the house which he re-
Gently purchased on College street.
H. B. Dutton, who has been in the
drug business here for the past three
years and who recently sold the bust
ness to Carl O. Frost of this town will
90 today to Montpelier for visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Howard of St
Johnsbury returned to their home We'd
nesday after a weeks stay in town
with friends.
Lake Dunmore lodge, No. II, |. O.
O. F.. conferred the iniatory degree on
two candidates at their regular meeting
Wednesday evening.
Ms. Mary Rawson of Whiting was in
town Wednesday to visit her son, who
is student in the Middlebury High
school.
Felix Cole, jr., has gone to Rutland
where he has a position with the Green
Mountain Marble Co.
Felix Cole, sr., who has been sick for
= the past week, is able to be out again.
, The Middlebury Grange will hold an
t important meeting this evening. A full
attendance is desired.
1 County Fish and Game Warden George
Chaffee arrested George Tyrell of Port
!, Henry, N. Y, for illegal fishing. He
was taken before Judge Dickens anc
j was found guilty and fined $13. "a which
he paid.
4 Miss Mary Brown has returned from
e Benson, where she has been visiting
relatives for the past week.
: A. C. Lamb has gone to Rutland fol
: few days stay on business.
!. The Middlebury Branch of the Yer
= mont Marble Company have a gang OF
D men at work putting in new head gates
d at the power station.
q Mrs. George Bannister and son anC
]. Miss Esther Bullock have gone to st
Adams for visit.
lie Charles r. Cheney and family viii
* move March from the Marshall hous
W on Pleasant street to the one recent.
vacated by J. Sterling Moran of Cour
street.
Walter w. Martin went on Thursda
to Ferrsburg to visit his brother
Stoddard Martin, and family.
:, The following letters remain ur
claimed at the local post office: Mis-
IS F. H. Clark, Miss Mary Ellis, Mrs. I
>, Pride, M. j. Cronan, Clayton LeadoN
M. w. Lewis, A. G. Moore, Homer (
h. Nichols, Thomas E. Price, II. X. Woo
Vi ward, Esq, (2).
J. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Warren of Wey
bridge street are the parents of sol
70 D. D. Hope has made some neede
III improvements to his residence on Coul
street.
pr H. j. Hayes has returned from Blu
$ lington, where he spent Sunday wit
his family.
m Mrs. Frank Gilmore has returne
* from st. Adams.
nd Master of the State Grange Willis
Cady has returned from Rutland, whel
n Saturday evening he made an ofiic
g visit to Rutland Valley Grange al
nd assisted in comforting degrees on sever
to candidates.
The Ladies Aid society of the Mem
g. rial Baptist church met with Mrs. B.
err Brown Wednesday afternoon at h,
IS. home on Court street.
gh Phelps Cooihan is confined to h
home on South street with a seve
We cold.
" Ira H. LaFleur, who was called
Bay City, Mich, by the death of b
nd sister, has returned.
re Mrs. Myra Stiles of Morrisville is Il
la guest at Mr.. and Mrs. John Stiles.
Samuel E. Meekin has sold his hou
oh on College street to Allen r. Sturt
on want; consideration. 81, 450.
81. George Stone, who has resided on t
it'll Piper stock farm in the west part
eet this town for some time, will soon mo
with his family to Weybridge. Wet
ay Noble of Hancock has been engaged