Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1911-07-28
WEYBR RIDGE.

spending several weeks with his parents
at the Chrysler cottage at the lake, and
his mother attended church here last
Sunday, going from here to Cornwall to
visit his aunt and grandmother.
Miss Lillian Severy of Brandon is the
guest of Mrs. II. d. Thompson.
Mrs. B. NJ. Hayward and sons, Lloyd
and Frederick, of Montpelier are the
guests of his mother, Mrs. l.. O.
Thompson.
Messrs. Crundrel and Martindale of
Fort Ann, n. Y, and II. Z. Cushman of
North Bennington were the guests of
A. b. Boies Tuesday.
II. X. Twitchel of New York. who
has been spending a few days with his
brother d. S. Twitchell, returned to his
home Sunday ught.
H. A Boes, c. NJ. Ba ker, Mrs. A. w.
Sturtevant and Ida Bailey spent the day
at the lake with the campers at Long
Point last Wednesday.
DR.. John Colby and wife, who have
been spending some time at G.. f. Chid's
have returned to their home in Canada.
Mrs. l. H. Kellogg and Mrs. Janet
Swan of Cornwall were the guests of
w. w. Kingsland Sunday.
Prof. w. |. Twitchell, wife and son of
Hartford, Conn, are at their bungalo at
the 'Twitchell Homestead. Professor
Twitchell is and has been for a number
of years principal of one of the large
schools i'm Hartford. They are accom-
panied by Herbert Twitchell, brother,
who is vice-president of the Chemical
Bank of New y ork city. Both are "our
boys and whom we have good reason to
be proud of.
On Monday Rev. Hallowell assisted
by Joseph Champine, took the boys of
the Junior League to Long Point and a
fine time it was for them. On Wednes-
day the girls of the same society. made
trip to the top of Grand View mountain
under the care of the same. Mr. Hal
lowell spares no pains to interest the
children and is apparently very success.
full. He has made many friends since
his being here All report fine time.
A. w, Sturtevant Is disposing of his
large crop of raspberries at Is ana 20
cents per quart
Road Commissioner Doolin has begun
work on our roads again after the usual
haying vacation.
Rev. Horace Crane of the First Metho-
dist church at TOnawanda. n. y, spent
Sunday at Mrs. Cranes mothers, Mrs.
James Farr. Mr. Crane is an honor to
his calling. He has served number of
the large churches in the different States,
also a few years in India as a mission
airy. While there he was made district
superintendent of that district, large
and responsible position. He is also am
Addison county boy, being a son of Mr..
and Mrs. Crane of Bristol.
Ed Ploof has closed his dwelling house
! nm y ,I,,f /, -,
New plank are being put into the Reef
bridge
Miss Mary Williams of Brandon.
former teacher at our village school,
spent last week among friends here.
Mir. Gordon, who has position in the
Proctor machine shop, returned there ON
sunday, after week 5 vacation.
VIII Hall is at Long Point.
The Shaw gang have Young's large
barn well along.
While Rev. Hallowell, father, mother
and Miss Ballentne were being enter
tanned at tea by Mrs. Nellie Moody on
Friday evening of last week, they were
summoned by telephone message from
the parsonage, requesting their presence
immediately as somebody wished to see
them They responded promptly, taking
passage in an auto standing near. TO
THEN great surprise on arriving there
they 'ound the me grounds beautifully
| Illuminated and near 100 of their cungre-
cation and friends gathered to give a
cordia reception to them. a fine time
was had Light refreshments were
served 10y the ladies. We noticed some
of those from out o. town were Rev.
Horace Crane of Tonawanda, N. Y,
Prof. w. l. Twitchel and family of
Hartford, Conn, H. X. Twitchel of New
York city, Mr.. Moran of Middlebury and
others.
Miss Veva Warner is home for
week S stay.