Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1915-07-02
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Mrs. Ella Baldwin returned home
from Ticonderoga, \. y, Wednesday.
Misses Katherine and Lydia Baldwin
went Thursday to Springfield, VT, re-
turning on Monday of this week
Joseph Pidgeon and Mrs, Levi Pidgeon
went To Canada Saturday.
II. +. Smith is suffering with acute
rheumatism
The sunshine circle gave supper at
the Masonic hall Wednesday evening
Miss Mary Clarke and Miss katherine
O'Rourke closed their schools at the vii
lage Thursday and gave their pupils and
a number Of invited friends a picnic at
the lake A base ball game between the
Bridport and the y. NJ. c, A. boys was "a
part of the program. a very enjoyable
time throughout the day was reported
Rev Z. R. Ryder and his group of
boys Of Salisbury, who have been at
Camp Iroquois for the past week, re-
turned Saturday to their homes at Sails
bury.
Miss Hope Billings went Thursday to
her home at RiptOn.
Ashley Wolcott and Miss Dorothy
spend a week as the guests Of Miss Hope
Billings.
John Voss, who has been teaching for
the past year 1t New BrunsW lick. y. j.,
came Thursday to spend the summer at
his uncle's, Charles Hoffman.
Supt E. L. Eddy was in town on
Thursday,
Robert Bowles of Middlebury is visit
ing at his grandfather II. w, Kings
land.
Miss Elsie Green of Rutland was the
guest of Miss Clark Wednesday and
Thursday.
William Lawrence of Bristol called on
d. II. Bennett Friday.
Miss Mary Clark and her friend, Miss
Elsie Green, returned Friday to their
homes at Rutland
Gertrude ST. John spent Friday and
Saturday as the guests of their grand
parents. Mr. and Mrs. William Grandey.
Miss Bessie Weed and her nephew
James Fletcher Peet. of Shelburne have
been guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.. Ham.
ilton.
Nh and Mr.. w. c. Hamilton and
daughter, Miss Elizabeth, were in Shell
burne Wednesday. n
Announcement cards were received
last week announcing the marriage of
Miss Anna wilkins and knOwltor
Dawson. June Is, by Rev. y. j. Pencil
"a Brooklyn, n. Y. Mir and Mrs Davi-
son are spending their honeymoon at
the home of Rev. and Mrs. A. J. Pencil.
Mr. Pencil will be remembered as "a
former pastor in this town.
Miss Margaret Dukett. who has been
visiting her parents. Mir. and Mrs. W. NJ.
Dukett, went to Rutland Wednesday.
II l.. Nadeau went Saturday to Sails
bury, where he has position.
Mr.. and Mrs. 2. Sunderland went
Saturday with their little son. Wayne,
who is i'll with appendicitis. to the Mary
Fletcher hospital at Burlington. The
/ little fellow was operated on Saturday
morning and is at this writing in a very
serious condition.
Mrs. Martha Payne has returned home
! from Rutland. where she has been visit
ing her son. Jonas Payne Her grand
daughters. Misses Matte and Florence
Payne, came home with her for a two
weeks visit
O. F. Converse of Burlington was in
! town sunday
W. H. Bristol and family and George
Glacer of Nergenne7 and family called on
relatives in town Sunday.
Jessie Delphia and Miss Matte Mullis
were married at Shoreham Wednesday
June %.
The Bridport base ball team went Fri
day to Addison to play with the Addison
team and were defeated. On Saturday
they PLAYED against the Cornwall Up
stream club team and in this game won
a victory.
c. H. Smith was at Burlington on bus
mess one day last week.
Mrs. Martha C. Andrews, Miss AL
DAME r. Derby of Auburn, y. y, and
Mrs. j. w. Draft and daughter, Mis-.
Winnie of Woodford, Va. came Tues
day to he the summer guests of Mr.. anC
Mrs j. p. Russell and other relatives anC
friends.
The c. f. topic for next Sunday i.
National Ideals. and How Home Mis-
sions Will Promote Them Isa. 62:l7
Leader, Mildred St. John,
Miss Olive Norton, who has cared fol
Mrs Gideon Norton for several weeks
has returned home.
Mrs a. +. rockingham OF Shorehan
visited at o. S. Gibbs and c. l.. Parrish
several days last week.
7. w. Fletcher made an AUTOMOBILE
trip to Boston on Monday.
George King of Plainfeld is visiting
his daughter, Mrs. E. Z. Myrick.
Little Irene Sunderland is visiting a
her grandfather's, E. Z. Myrick.
Miss S. Frances Fletcher is at he
home for the summer vacation.
Masters Roy and Ray Wilbur of Tin
mouth are visiting at their grandpar
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. G. p, Elitharp,
Robert Swinton and wife of Crow
Point visited at James Swintons las
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. F, Pratt of Burllng
ton have moved to their home in thi
town.
, Miss Mary Cooke, who has been teach