Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1914-05-15
MlDOLEBURY LOCALS.

day from the Mary Fletcher hospital IN
Burlington, where she recently under
went an operation for appendicitis.
Misses Agnes and Letitia Calhoun
visited friends in Rutland recently.
Miss Elizabeth Cathir, who has been
the guest of friends in Burlington has
returned.
The cement foundation for the Price
house on Pleasant street is now
completed. Construction will begin at
once.
Miss Emma Wilcox, who has been
spending the past two months at st.
Georges, Bermuda, has returned.
Charles H. Balm has purchased the
F. L. Haseltine place in Bristol for the |
sum of $500.
Miss Hattie C. Brownell of Burling-
ton, who spent junior week with friends
at Middlebury college has returned.
Charles Page of Boston, who he's
been the guest of DIR. H. L. Averill, has
returned to his home.
Willard B. barton of Portland, Me-,
representative for the Martin Fire
Arms company of New Haven, Ct,
was week end guest of friends here.
Frederick Beatty of Montpelier, who
has been the guest of Miss Anna Beatty
of Weybridge street for few days, has
returned home.
Charles Decker, lineman in the en-
ployment of the Champlain Telephone
company, who received a badly sprained
ankle and other injuries in Vergennes
: recently, when a telephone pole on
which he was working gave way, is able
r to be out on clutches. Mr.. Decker will
not be fit for duty for several weeks.
S The Ladies' Aid society of the
Memorial Baptist church met with Mrs.
: B. B. Brown of Court street Wednes-
day afternoon at 2:30 clock.
r. Dr. M. D. Smith of Glens Falls, N.
!. Y, former resident of Middlebury, is
in town for several days visiting old
" friends.
70 H. d. Bacon, who was a member OF
e the old Brandon-Italian Marble com
le pany, which was taken over by the
Vermont Marble company, and is now
n located in North Carolina, was the
i. guest of friends in this village for seve
i raj days.
. Mrs. |. M. Reed of Windsor, who ha
I'd been spending junior week with friends
as here has returned.
Of Miss Alice Z. Panhem has returned
IS to New York after spending severa
at days with friends in the village.
he Miss Ada Smith, who has been at he
lie home here, has returned. to Proctor.
~ Samuel Bacon has returned to hi
~ home in Leicester after a few days
- visit in town.
Miss Frances Hulihan of Center Rut
land, who has been the guest of he
~, sister, Miss Anna Hulihan, has re
y turned.
, Lucius Avery has returned to hi
10 home in Vergennes after spending
a lew UdyS WIFI LtIe.
IL j. A. Peck has gone to Boston for
e, few days visit.
Mrs. L. F. Liberty of Rutland wa
r the guest of her brother, Felix Liberty
ye during the week.
er The high school base ball team wi
as play Montpelier high school in tina
nd city on Friday afternoon. On Satur
ut day morning the team will pla
r. Montpelier seminary at Montpelier
mt In the afternoon the players wi
IN line up against Goddard seminar
IS. at Barre. The boys practiced Tuesda
ed afternoon in their new baseball suits.
IL Arthur Allen of Vergennes, who ha
been the guest of friends in this village
he returned home Tuesday.
Prof. C. A. Lyford of Middlebury co
on lege has purchased the Benjamin Vale
e. place on Weybridge street.
e. Mrs. John Stewart, who has bee
confined to her home on Court street b
ID an attack of grip, is improving.
to Mrs. C. C. Wells and Mrs. G.
by Wainwright were visitors in Burlingto
Tuesday.
cir William H. Duncan of Burlington wa
ad the guest of his mother, Mrs. Dunca
'e- of Seymour street, for few days r.
mt Gently.
sr' Jesse Mack has returned from tn
IL Fanny Allen hospital in Winooski wher
RS he recently underwent a slight oper'
ne ton.
ue EdwardP Seymour and DR.. F. L. Dore
"' left Monday morning for ST. Johnsbur
to attend the state convention of II