Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1913-04-04

William Thomas has returned from
short visit at Poultney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira M. Taylor have re-
turned from a short visit at Rutland.
John Shackett of Grand Isle was a
business visitor in town this week.
The barn of Charles Champin in
Salisbury was burned to the ground
Tuesday night. The fire was caused by |
the overturning of lantern.
Peter ]. Hincks has rented the A. H.
Langworthy house on North Pleasant
street and will soon go to housekeeping
there.
Leo Thompson has entered the en-
ploy of the Middlebury Supply store as
clerk.
The following letters remain I'M
claimed at the local post office: Mrs.
Hattie Gilman, Miss Elsie Miller, Harry
]. Nelson.
Lewis Hanfeld, who has been clerk
ing in the store of Gorham & Sons for
three years, has resigned.
Miss Gladys Cartmell student in
the commercial department of the High
school, has entered the employ of the
Champlain Valley Realty Co., as stenog-
rapher.
k Mr.. aod Mrs. d. Y. Mcfarland of
Lamoine, Me-, are visiting at the home
, of their son, Prot. Raymond McFar-
c land
h Patrons of the Boston and New York
It Dairy companies have received notices
+ that they would receive $1.55 per 100
e for their milk for April
. The annual assembly of Middlebury
10 council, No. IA, R. & S. M, will be
Re held in Masonic temple Tuesday even
ing, April 8, at O'Clock. Election of
lie officers.
There will be a special communication
4 of Union lodge, No. 2, F. & A. NJ, in
= Masonic temple on Wednesday evening,
ID April 8, at o'clock. Work, Entered
Ill Apprentice degree.
m The post office department have
k; changed the name of the post Office al
e Fowler to Florence, which was the
h name until a few years ago when il
y was changed to Fowler.
T. Kidder has commenced to remode
Of the wagon house next to his harness
V shop on Merchants row. The apart
ment will be turned into an up-to-date
: store and when completed will be oc.
n. cupied by N. j. Boudreau as a grocery
n. store.
: Mrs. Agnes Parrow of this village anc
Henry Hoole of New Haven were
quietly married at the home Of the
bride on Thursday afternoon at two
=. O clock by Justice of the Peace Free
M. Foote. They will in the very
near future reside in Beldens, where
the groom is employed in the marble
! works.
Some time during Tuesday night some
{ unknown party or parties removed {
II light of glass from the front door of the
harness shop of T. Kidder on Merchants
% row and took at least one very fine lar
h robe hanging on a rack. There are M
7. traces of the thief.
lie County Fish and Game Warder
TT George H. Chaffee on Monday arrested
George Leno for hunting without {;
l, license. He was brought befor,
sr Justice A. w. Dickens Tuesday ant
,,1o rrt,i1t,, to ho obarna Ha
fined $40 and costs of 1884 which HI
as paid and was disc harged
is Henry Hayes, Mrs. Homer Ambros
n and Benjamin Hayes and wife have re
turned from Somervlle, Mass, wher
, they were called by the death of thei
$. son and brother, Alfred Hayes, VIII
I died in Boston after an operation TO
/ appendicitis. Mr.. Hayes was born il
Middlebury and lived here until abou
=, II years ago when he went to Boston
,. He was "a years of age and is survive
by wife and child three months old,
father, two brothers, and five sisters
f. The burial was in Somerville, Mass.
William P Russell circle, No 5
=. Ladies of the Grand Army, will give
Dutch supper in their new quarters a
Odd Fellows hall in the Dyer block
e' from to o'cock on Monday evening
ne next, April T. The ladies have give
IL many pleasant suppers OF differen
rs kinds but this will be their first Dutc
te supper, and it will probably be some
thing of surprise and also a myster
l., until the guests have assembled an
lg discovered just what kind of feas
ur the ladies' will put up for them undo
es the name Of Dutch supper.
vi Word was received here Tuesda
morning of the death of John Cough
ce who shot himself through the RICH