Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1917-04-27
MIDDLEBURY LOCALS

lington Wednesday.
The Public Library will be closed OIL
Arbor Day, Friday, May A.
Miss Irene Burns has returned iron
Arlington and Rutland where she viste,
relatives.
Isaac Goodro has gone to Ripton ant
in the future will make his home will
his brother, Joseph Goodro.
Mr.. and Mrs, Guy DeWolf wer,
called to Orwell Tuesday by the dealt
of Mrs. DeWolf's mother, Mrs, Anni
Barron,
The following prices are paid in thu
local markets; butter 45 and 46 cents
per per pound, and eggs 80 cents pei
dozen.
Middlebury High School opened its
baseball season by playing Rutland High
School in Rutland on Wednesday, but
lost the game u to 3.
The banns of marriage were pub
lished Sunday at Mary's Catholic church
between Clarence G. Cole and Miss
Susan Marie Danyew of Weybridge.
Miss Eliza McQuivey, who has been
with her daughter, Mrs. Cloyes Murray
Of Burlington has returned and is stop
ping with her son, Benjamin McQuivey.
Prof, Frank W. Cady is in Boston to
attend the annual meeting Of the New
England college entrance certificate
board which will be held this afternoon.
The Womans Home and Foreign
Missionary society of the Methodist
church will meet with Mrs. j. Allen
Morgan next Tuesday afternoon at 2:30
O'Clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan Hagar of st.
Louis, Mo-, are visiting Mr.. Hayar's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. b. Hagar.
Mrs. Hagar being called to Brandon by
the death of her father, r. C. Williams.
There will be a regular communica-
ton of Union lodge, No. 2, F. & A. NJ,
in the Masonic temple Tuesday evening,
May l, at o'clock. Work, Entered
Apprentice degree.
Mr.. and Mrs James Barron and
children have returned from Orwell
where they were called by the death of
Mr.. Barron's mother, Mrs. Anna
Barron, whose funeral took place from
st. Pau's church Tuesday morning.
The Direct Importing Co., of Boston,
Mass, who have occupied part of the
Wood Market in the Cobb block will
move the early part of May to the
store formerly occupied by Miss |. S.
Waugh, which is now being repaired.
The next regular meeting of the
Ladies Missionary Association of the
Congregational church..will be held at
the home of Mrs E. G. Seeley, Court
street, Tuesday afternoon, May at 3
o o'clock, subject, THE New Era.
Leaders, Mrs. G. S. Russell, Mrs. j. H.
Stewart and Mrs. E. B. Cornwall.
The two-story double tenement house
which is being constructed on North
Pleasant street by E. c. Brown is well
under way, the rafters, which are to
support the roof, having been placed
in position. Mr.. Brown expects to
have the building ready for occupancy
in a few months. The building will
have slate roof and will be modern in
every particular.
The list of women who took advantage
of the provision of the new suffrage
law to the extent of listing for taxation
has not been made up by the listers yet,
and will not be completed till May rs,
so accurate information cannot be had
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mans oath. This is not required to vote
in the March meeting, but it is required
in order to vote in the school meeting
in June.
The appeal for general cleanup week
this week owing to the fact that Junior
Week comes next week has been well
answered by some and the yards and
streets show considerable improvem mt,
although there is room for more in
many places. There is committee of
four women of the Village Improve
nent society in charge of the matter,
and although there is no money this
year at their disposal, they are trying
10 get people interested in keeping the
,illage clean. A general complaint is
made against milk carts and delivery
wagons for driving onto grass parkings
hat people strive aboriously to keep
green.
Marble Company Exempt.
A srecial town meeting was held