Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1913-02-28
NEW HAVEN.


in Rochester.
E. p. Stilson of Monkton has taken the
w. w. Hubbard farm.
G. S. Dana has been appointed admin
istrator of the estate of the late Mary j.
French.
The milk checks from the farm of E.
G. Norton conducted by G.. III. Russell
were $4,000 for 1919.
George Holden has been ill and con-
fined to the house the past week.
Station Agent l.. G. Fiske and wife
have daughter born February 25th.
DR.. E T. Weston returned from Wash
iugton, d. c., on Monday where he had
been to attend a Masonic function.
The Excelsior exhibition at the town
hall on Wednesday evening, February
10, was great success, the hall being
crowded to the doors with chairs in the
aisles and the enterta nment was a fine
one. Judge c. S. Dana, the prime mover
in the affair, presided. The music by
the Bristol Mandolin club was excellent,
the readings by Messrs. Metcalf and
Hoyt of Middlebury college were well
received and both responded to encores.
The young ladies all acquitted them
selves very nicely. The stump speech
by John Doody of Middlebury brought
down the house and he received an en-
thusiastic encore. The grafton by Attor-
ney George w. Stone of Vergennes, on
adam" was original, bright and witty,
we'll delivered and very entertaining,
and pleased the audience Immensely.
The net proceeds for the Village Improve
ment society were nearly $50. Mr. and
Mira 70
dolin club and party of young people
at lunch after the entertainment and
there was vocal and instrumental music.
Henry Dimmock is home from the
hospital in Burlington, quite improved
by his treatment.
II. C. Roscoe and wife have taken a
trip south, to remain for some weeks.
A. l.. Roleau, who was hurt while
pressing hay recently, has had to lay by
again from the injuries received.
On account of the illness of Miss Chal-
mers, former preceptress of Beeman
High school, the services of Miss May |.
Thayer of Brattleboro, recent graduate
of Middlebury College, have been secured
and she is filling her place,
E. P. Stillscn of Monkton is to carry
on the w. W. Hubbard farm this season.
S. E Langdon returns to his former
home and Walter A. Hamilton of Lin.
coin succeeds him on the Alice V. Lang
don farm.
Will Jenkins, who has been working
for George Hunt in Waltham, is moving
onto the Herbert Powers farm.
Herman Pouliot and family left this
week for their new home in Springfield,
Mass
Madam Squier is in Chester visiting
her son and family.
Mrs Everest is seriously i'll. Made
line, the daughter, who has been sick
for some weeks. is still confined to her
room. a trained nurse is caring for
them.
Mr.. Tyrell and family of Basin Harbor
are moving to the George Russell farm.
1t is rumored that the Mems club is
to give another entertainment in the
near future.
Miss Arletta Stow of East street is
confined at home by illness.
Robert Parker of Charlotte is to man.
age the q. N. Barton farm the present
season.
A large and pleasant company met by
invitation at the hospitable home of Dea.
con and Mrs. NJ. j. Landon on Tuesday
evening of the present week, it being
their forty-fifth wedding ami, ersary,
the affair originating and perfected by
the children and carried through in an
admirable manner. Two chairs were
presented to MIR. and Mrs. Landon.
Pastor Holden made the presentation
speech and the groom of forty five re-
spending in most happy and humorous
manner Ice cream, cake and coffee
were served. A fine social time was
enjoyed by the large company present. !