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THE MIDDLEBURY REGISTER.
OCTOBER 13, 1911.
COUNTY. NEWS
WEST CORNWALL.
More benutiful dnys and yet last Snt
urday morning snow eoverud the ground
nnd it seemcd quite wintry, Imt before
noon it Imd mellcd away nnd a bright
ploasant afluniuon followed.
Mrs. M. A. Hamiltoii wont on Sundny
for n few duys visit with relatives nnd
friends in Whiting.
Miss Katharine Griswold is with Mrs.
P. U. liiiiplinm this week.
Mrs. M. O. Fit'ld spent Tuesdny with
Mrs. T. II. DeLong.
Jlrs. L. C. Drolettereturned on Monday
from a htisinesa tri) to Burlington nnd n
viait with friondn in Colchester. Mr.
Droletto went to Burlington with her,
rettirning the Bnnio dny.
B. B. Ditntnock is nt homt again from
n husineHa trip to Ohio und Montreal.
Miss 15 Griswold is nt honio ngain
after several duys' vii.it with re latives in
Brandon. She has also recently visited
friendH in Shoreham and been dress
nirtking nt Misa Maria Ward's in that
place.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Lawrenco DeWitt re
ttirncd on Monday from n visit nt Jolm
DeWitt's nnd Franlc Towner's.
Onions nre not verr plenty in our
town tliis fall and are aelling readlly at
$1.00 pen bushfl.
WEYBRIDGE.
Tho case of dyphtherm nt LpoGordonV
was n boy of 12 years and ho has re
covered nnd Ihe qitnrnntine lifted. C. E.
Fisk's girl of abuut the bame age came
down fnun un oxposute nt aohool of the
samo diaoaae. She has nut qmte cleared
up and the quarantine remnins, Dr.
Willard attends. It is thought tliat no
other ease will appear. Dr. Dorey has
fumigated very thoroughly both nt the
Gordon house nnd eehool house. The
school closed on Fridny by order of
Health Olllcer Wright.
Tho annual election of ofFicers of the
M. E. choir resiilted in the election of
choirester, Mra. D. S.Twitchell; assistnnt,
W. C. Sturtevant: organist, Misa Nellie
Stowe: bucretary, C. H. Britell: treasurer,
J. S. Shaw.
II. O. Wale liaa engaged V. W. Sabin
of Vergennea to build his 10xG0 harn,
to be finishcd in two weeks.
II. A. Boies, Mrs. H. A. Clark, Mrs. C.
M. Baker. Misa Vina Olcutt, nnd A. AV.
and W. G. Sturtevant niade a husineaa
trip to Burlington last week.
L. B. Dodgo is in town this week on
businesa.
Mrs. Ilattio Hobbins is convalesccnt,
aa is Mra. Estlier Adama.
Two youtig men from Ripton, former
attendanta at Kev. Ilnllowell'a church,
spent Sunduy at the paisotmge heie.
The entertamment that was to have
been given by Misa Kitiginar, also the
social of the Biblo class that was to be
lield at Garfiold Grant'a have both been
poatpoued indefinitely on account of
diphtheria breaking out in the village
fccliool.
M. A. Johnson liaa gone to New York
with a car load of livo stock,
L. I. Grout of Arlington was the
guest of II. L. Thompson over Sunday.
WE8T BRIDPORT.
Messrs. Norton and Gillignn of Crown
Point were in town Tueedny.
Charlea Ilueatia waa a Mineville busi
nesa viaitor Saturday.
Leninu E. Wilkint.on was taken ill so
that a physician liad to be called Satur
day. Mr. and Mra, Leinan E Wilkinson
were niade the happy parents of a baby
boy. born Tuesdny, Octobnr !3.
John W. Wilkiiihon and wife of Addi
son were cnlled to town on account of
the death of Uazel lAmoaette Wilkinson
Sunday.
NEW FALL MERCHANDISE
No one with an eye to economy can
overlook our Great Bargains in Men's,
Young Men's, and Children's Fall Suits and
Overcoats and also in Ladies' Suits and Coats.
It will profit you in appearance and dollars to
come to this store to do your trading. If
you will make us a visit it will take you but
a few minutes torealize the saving you can
efiect by buying here at our store.
Special Low Prices on Shoes, Rubbers
and Boots and in all our merchandise.
Middlebury'. Snviiiff Ocpartineiit Ncar Thc U. u,
Ilrldge, Cliapmau IIloclc.
MIDDLEBURY SUPPLY STORE
Middlebury, Vermont, Telephone Call 10S-4
Charlea Boy nton Brooks of Ticotuhr
oga died at the Essex C'ounty hoine at
Whallonsburg, N. Y., Mutiday, October
2, of paralysis. llis reniaitiB were taken
to Orown Point and interred in tho
White Church cernetery. Mr. Hrooka
leaves nn nged wife, Mrs. Sarnh Brooks,
and on u son, Chatles L. Ihooks of Ticoa
deroca. N. Y , nnd n granson, Mr.
Brooks wna nu honest, hnrd working I
man, lnuch respected by ali. He leaves
inany reiatives nnd frienda in this place
nnd our Bister town.
Miea Hazel Amorette, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Perry W. Wilkinsou of llrid
port, died at her home Sunday, October i
8th, of cholorn infnntum, aged 111
inonths. She was a bright, intellient
girl, active and noticeable. She has gone
to rest in Jesus in tliat sweet sleep wlieie
.Tuona will nrn lltlfl nrntppt". ftll lnnnp.pnt !
children who know no Bin. Tlie funernl
will be held nt her late home Tuesday,
October 10, and interment will be niade
in the town cernetery.
BRANDON.
Delerred.J
Sunday lnorning at about 0 o'clock n
fire wns diacovered nt tho renr of the
barn at the W. O. 1'ay place on Conant
square. The fire started under a shed
adjoining the barn, and ran up one of
the posts supporting the shed.setting the
clapboards on the barn afire. It was
just getting under good headwny when
it was seen by n nian diiving into town,
who awoke the neihbors and they soon
put it out witli pails of water without
calling out the fire department. The
origin of the fire is a mystery.
Cards have been received here an
nouncing the marriage of Mnry Mnde
line, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael
Donohuo and Dr. J. Hayden Woudward
hi New York citv.
Your Stowe
Makes ihe Cake
orSpoils It
Knowing how to
count for nothing if you can't depend upon your stove.
Stewart ovens have long been famous for their baking qualities.
Now, with the oven thermometer, you can tell exactly the
condition of your oven without opening the door. It
reduces risk
StewarT
Sec
Threo porsons united with the Congre
gational cliurch last Sundny lnorning,
twobyletter nnd oiio by confession of
fnith.
Tho Metliodist Episcopnl Sunday
school held its 6econd annual banquet in
the parlora of tho church Wednesday
evening from 8 to 10 o'clock. The fol
lowing program waa carried out: T'oast
nmster, Dr. O. C. Baker; "Our Church,
the Ollicial nnd Ita Uelationa to the Sun
day School," Bev. Williani Leonnrd;
'Our Teuchers," Mrs. C, M. Cnrpenter;
'Our Needa," the superintendent; boIo,
Misa Murgaret Bowker; "Our School."
Hev. J. O. Fiaher; nddiPts. Dr. J. II.
Coleman; solo, MifcaLottie Baker,
NEW HAVEN.
S. E. Langdon was quite sick
oarly week, being confined to liia
in tiie
room.
in at-
Dr. btanton S. Eddv waa called
tendance. At present he ia improving.
Mrs. Abbie (Wicker) Hogera left last
week Friday for a short atay mnoiig
frienda in the West, thenco going on to
Southern California for the winter.
E. Augustus Doud ia nt Randolph
Center, having entered the State Agri
cultural school at that place.
Through the efTorta of the new pastor
the Men's club is nssuming quite large
proportions. Mr. Ilolden purposea using
the topica laid down for the Sunday
school, witli other interesting subjecta
which he will tnke up, to hold the inter-
cst of the class, nnd in which all niay
( participate.
, Mra. Will Goulette U in poor health.
1 Iler home for the present is nt Antoine
I Loraine'a.
1 Mr. nnd Mrs. Fmnk Gould of Dexter,
, N. Y., aie the happy parents of a young
non. Mra. Gould will be renienibeVed as
' Misa Francea Rose of this town.
1 On Friday, October 0, occurred L. O.
Baker nnd wifo'a thirty-sixtli wedding
nnniversary, and Sunday the ninth the
twenty-seventh of Mr. and filrs. W. A.
Daubrook.
We hear E. C. Ryder ia inoving back
to town on his farm ngain.
Mr. nnd Mrs. George Hnllock and their
ijrandson, Ward S. Langdon, attended n
. birthday party at Middlebury on Satur
- day, October 7, given by Mrs. Mnry
, (Hallock) Hayes in honor of the birthday
of her daughter, Alice, and her brother's
I wife, Mrs. Rolla Hallock.
ine jiaria lor me urama to ne given
with the harveat supper in the near
future, are being practiced.
Mra. Mary E. Eastman celebrated her
eightieth birthday at her home on Mun-
ger street on September 27. Slie waa the
I reciplent of several gifta and 240 poat
j cnrds.
On Tuesday of the present week, n
coinmunication waa received by Shirley
I E. Langdon from hiscousin, Prin. B. C.
i Miner, informiiig liiui of the death of his
' wife, Marv Louise Thompson, who passed
1 awny on tlie day previous, at their liome
in Sumtnit, N. J. Tho reniains were
' taken to Rousea Point, wliere tlie funernl
waa held on Wednesday nnd the burial
at tlie satne place. Mrs. Miner wns seri
ously ill last apring, and tliere had been
a gradual weakening of tho physical
foicea since that time, The deceased
waa a sweet, attractive Christian lady,
to know her waa to love her. She lmd n
fitie musical education which she put in
to practice by tenching for some little
time. She leaves besidu her husband, a
daugliter who will andly mias her
mother, and a hnlf brother. Mr. Miner
ia a graduate of Middlebury college, and
was ninny years a resident here and well
known. He will have the aympathy of
Iua many friends in his sore bereave-
ment.
W. H- SHELDON
Guarantees Parlsian Sage for Fal
llng Halr and Oandruff,
We want you to know that the girl
witli tlie Auburn linir is on every hottle
anu carton ot l'AiiisiAi OAUt.
we want you to Know mia lor your
own protPction, tor tnere aro many imi
tations, nnd it ia nn enay matter to get
the spunoua nrticlo.
You can nlwnys get tho genuine PAR
ISIAN SAGE of W. II. Sheldon for only
50 oenta a bottle. He will not deccive
you.
PARISIAN SAGE is rigidly guaran
teed for dandruff, falllng hair nnd scalp
Itch.
It is a most delightfuland invlgorating
hair dressing that puts lifo and brilliance
into the hair nnd causes it to grow if tlie
hair root be not dead.
It's the tonic you will use nlwnys if
you use il once.
Good
cook will
there is no guess-work.
Thc firc box is large, lining and grates heavy. The
whole top hcats quickly. Top has a "permancnt
polish" if you wish. Ncver will rcquire blacking
to kecp it brigbt and clean. Usc improvcs its looks.
Plenty of hot water. Sliding hcarth. Lift-up
basc you can swcep under a Stewart Uange with
out bending way ovcr.
Perfect control of draft saves fuel
higli hcating powcr. For either coal
the stoves. Thcse are only a few
the Stewart Stoves made by
FULLER & WARREN, Troy, N.
Sincc 1832
John H. Stewart,
Middlebury,
Ariny Men
Like It
lUvsterious I'ain Ease Grcat
lor Sprains, Bruiscs and
Rlicuiiiatisin.
Athletea, and uien used to rough
work and frequent bruiae8, find Mys
terious Pain Ease their best friend.
This letter from an ariny ofilcer tells tiie
story :
Fort Ethan Allen. Vt.
Messrs. Junius Hames & Son
liuriiimton. vt.
Gpntlenien:
I have used Mvaterious Pain Easp nnd
it did me irood. It ia a wondorful vpm.
edy for aoldiers. who nre continnnllv
having bruises, sprnins, rheumatism,
etc, and ia now on sale at the Post Ex
cliange ofthe army.
Respectfullv youra.
ANTHOXY KLF.ITZ.
Post Quartermaster Sergennt, U. S. A.
o family should be without a bottle
of Mysterious Pain Ease in the hour.e.
Tlie need may arise nny nilnute and you
should be prepared.
Get a bottle now from your druggist
(or by mail) 23 cent and 50 cent slzes.
JUNIUS BARNES & SON,
ritoI'HIETOU MYSTKUIOCS PA1K KASH.
BUltUXGTOX, VT.
For sale by W. H. Sheldon, Middle
bury, II. B. Dutton Co., Middlebury,
L. E. Mellen, Middlebury, Isaac Stems,
Middlebury.
Grange Notes.
On Wednesday, October 4, the C. J.
Bell Pomona Grange held a very
interesting meeting. The morning
being rainy and only a few members
present no morning session waa held,
but after dinner the sun appeared and
more patrons havinp; arrived the meet
ing was called to order by Worthy
Master W. N. Cady, and the following
Granges responded to the roll call by
the secretary with brief verbal reports:
Neshobe of Brandon, Middlebury, Mt.
Independence of Orwell, Shoreham,
Dunmore of Salisbury, Sudbury and
Whiting.
After the short business session the
following program was taken up:
Piano duet. Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Wells,
Whiting; greeting, Master Whiting
Grange; Response, C. W. Jones, Sud
bury; discussion, Wha( Practical Good
Shall We Derive from the Agricultural
School? Mrs. H. C. Kelsey, W. N.
Cady, Will Bump andRaymond Osborn;
reading, Mrs. Will Bump, Salisbury;!
recitation, Mrs. Peter Aines, Whiting; j
discussion, In Which Way is the Grange
Growing Most, Membership or Intrinsic '
Worth? opened by C. W. Jones, Sud-1
bury, and Master Knowlton of Neshobe
Grange and followed by other members I
of the Grange; recitation in French
dialectby Emery Parent of Brandon;
clarionet solo, Emery Patnode, Whiting,
with piano accompaniment by Mrs.
Ed. Branch. The impromptu solos by
Mr. Osborn of Shoreham and Ed.
Chandler of Brandon added much to the
pleasure of the patrons.
Though on account of the rain the
attendance was spmewhat smaller than
at somo other meetings, still the social
snirit manifested and the willingnesa on
the part of all present to do what they
could to help, made it an unusually
helpful nnd inspiring meeting.
Do you uso nn atoini.cr in trent-
ing Miaal Uatairh? If so you will appre
ciato Ely's Liquid Creain Balm. tho
quickest and surest remedy for this dia
ense. In all curative propertiea it is
identical with the solid Cream Balm,
which is so famous nnd bo succeaaful in
overcomitig Cntarrh, Hay Fever and
Cold in tlie head. Tliprn ia rplipf in tlm
llrst dash of spray upon the heated sensi-'
tlve air-passages. All druggista 75c,
including spraying tube, or maiied by
Ely Bros., BO Warren St., New York.
n
and insurcs
or wood.
featurcs of
Y.
Vermont
WINDOW GLASS
Now is
windows.
the time to repair
Get ready for winter.
All sizes o
Will do your
vou wait.
Glass in
repairing
stock.
while
Groceries
Patent Medicines
Tobacco and Cie:ars
Gloves and Mittens
Nails Putty and
Class
B. G. PECK
East Middlebury, Vermont
We Have a Call
For Standing
Timber
If you have anytliing in tliat line and
care to dispose of it at a satisfactory
fignre, Iet ua know at once, Pine, Oak
or Hemlock ia what we inean possibly
Birch nnd Basswood.
WE ALSO HAVE A CUSTOMER
For a country atnre in
stock about j2000.
Addison County,
building rented.
WE WANT TO FIND A FARM
In Addison or Chittenden County suit
ablo for apple culture, near or on tlie
shore of Lake Champlain.
And we have some good farma to sell
nnd will list more if at saleable prices.
CHAMPLAIN! VALLEY REALTY
COMPANY,
Middlebury, Vermont
"K'AUM nnd Mercantile Accountlne, Shorthand
TTcwritIiiB and other ubject9 valuablo alike
to the farmer and business man are thorouKhly
taught at the
'StfOffTffAND & TELEGftAPHY.
Four proprietors and a laree stalT of superior
teuchers constitute the working force of tho
school. I'ersonal care trivcn to the welfaro of
non-resident lmplls. For catalogue address
CAHNKLL & IIOIT, ALUANY, N. Y.
YOUNG MEN!
Untold opportunities are youra if you are really
COMI'ETKNT bookkeepers and stenoeraplters.
There aro too many poor ones; too few Koud onea
-WE fiRAUUATE GOOU ONES. Send for
clrculara.
ru6
O. X. Ciiscy, I'rop. antl l'rlii.
CHICHESTER S PILLS
1HAMOM1 IIIIAM) I'll.l.K. for
y tars known tt Best, Ssfcst, Alwt)t KeltaM
Latllral AL your Itrug aUt for X
'hlbM-(era lMunioiid IlriiJV
IMIl. In llrd nil UoM n.tiUicV'
luia, mti lih liluo KlUion.
TLa bo other. Jluy ofyour "
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERWHERE
Busiwss (ar6s-
)R. H. W. SABIW,
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSK IAN
Graduate American School of Osteopathy
AUillson House overy Krldny.
LBEET W. DICKENS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
So. 30 HattBll DIock, .ifindie'oury. Vt.
ollentlonsa Spucialty. Uoal Estate Uandled
J.
S. OHANDLEH,
PENSIOX ATTORNEr,
lUPTON, VT.
3Dlleotor ol clatna Caarifea rensonabla.
50 :t. t.
K. MOORE,
GENERAL
Middlebury,
AUCTIONEER.
Vermont.
No lob too large or sumll to recelvo prompt
attenuon. Telephono cotinectlon, or ina&e
CIIARLES A. EARLE
Attouney and Cocnselor
COURT HOUSE
Middlebury, Vermont.
Door Frames, Sash, Window .Frarae
and Inside Housefinish. We hav
complete line of Builder's Supplies.
ROGERS & WELLS
Over Hall-Ceiitury.
riumpnreys apociiica naT
been used by the people wlt
satiafaction for more than B
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Ci.ll... fTrrlnir anil aKeruiDess Ol liuuiu
Dlarrhea.of CUlldrcu and Auulli ,
t'ougli, ColJi, BrnnchHis
Tootliaehe, Facitacue, Keuralgla ,
llradache, Slck llt-adacbo, Vertlso
r)atepla. IudIgetlon, Weak Ktomach
Croup. lloarse Couth, Luryngltu
Knlt llhruui, Eruptlons.Eryslpelas,
UheuiiiulUm, or Rneumatlc 1'atus
Fetrr auJ Agur, Malarla
lile, UllnJ orllleedlng, External, Internil
Cutarrli, Influenza, CoM ln Head ,
Wliooplui CoikIi, Spumodlo Cough ,
Aallima, Oppressed.DimcultOreathlns
IMduey nineaap, ... ... ,
.V-nnui Uebility, Vltal Weakcris
L'rlnary lnconllnrnce, Wettlng Bed
HoreTliroat, Qulniy - -
Crip, Hay Focr anJ Summcr ColJs .
h i1pn(.?(ifi n, Bont nn ri.relnt of nrlft.
Wllllam and Ann Streeu.Kevr lork.
PARKER'S
HAIR BALSAM
IVomotct JaxurUnt (Truwth.
llftlr to Itm Vmiihf.il rVilAt-