Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1915-05-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas Sullivan of
Pittsfeld Mass, are visiting at the
home of her mother, Mrs. P. E.
Costello.
Drs. 2. L. Dorey and E. O. Porter at
tended the clinic on infantile paralysis
in Rutland yesterday.
Harry Scutakes, who has been the pop
ular soda water dispenser at the Concord
Candy Kitchen on Church street in Bur-
lington has arrived in Middebury,
where he will open branch of the
Concord
Fred Murray was taken Wednesday
to the Fanny Allen hospital where he
was operated on Thursday for appen-
dicitis.
The students of Middlebury college
accompanied by the Glee club, Mandolin
club and orchestra will give a minstrel
show in the town hall Wednesday even
ing, June 2, for the benefit of the Y.
M. c. A. Seats are now on sale at
4 L iOSI Pllal may
Charles Shackett is making repairs to
the residence of John A. Fletcher
Landlord Higgins of the Addison has
repapered and improved the appearance
of the hotel office and adjoining rooms.
Street Commissioner James Nc
Glinchey with gang of men are at
work putting in piece of cement walk
on Court street. They have completed
the piece on Seymour street.
John Reynolds has gone to Rutland to
visit relatives and friends.
A large number of friends and rela-
tives from Middlebury attended the re-
ception at Hillcrest farm, Cornwall
Tuesday evening, given by Mr. and
Mrs. Dennis Mack who were married
recently. They were presented with
handsome set of dishes.
The Addison County Medical society
met in this village today. Dinner was
served to the members and their wives
at the Addison House. At the afternoon
session DR.. c. H. Dean will present a
paper on "Eraumatic Diseases of the
Brain" Chnica reports will be given
by Dr. P. l.. Dorey and others, after
which a meeting will be held in the
town hall and the need Of county hos
ptal discussed.
Frank D. Meehan of Salisbury has
completed a new pavilion at Dunmore
Park Lake Dunmore Mr. Meehan in
tends to give semi weekly dances and
will open the season on Monday, May
81 July and abor day there will be
two ball games. On each day also the
Middlebrry band Of IS pieces will play.
Charles R. Cheney of Rutland,
formerly well-known clothing mer-
chant in Mddlebury, received word last
Friday evening of the death of his
mother Mrs r. G. Cheney Of St Johns
bury, the announcement reaching him a
few hours after he had attended the
funeral of his father-in-law, Frank A.
Provost of Rutland. Mrs. Cheney was
found dead on the floor of her home by
her husband, cerebral hemorrage beng
the cause.
The friends of Mr. and Mrs. F.
d. Searle and family will be interested
to know that after spending the winter
in Boston. the family have gone to their
summer home at York Beach, with the
exception of Mrs. Seare, who a few
weeks ago accepted position as society
reporter with the Manchester Mirror at
Manchester, \. H.
Principal r. S. Esten has resigned
his position in the Enosburg Falls High
school and has been appointed in
structor in history in the High school of
New Haven, Conn. He will also work
for masters degree at Yale. Mr.
Esten is a graduate of Middlebury Col
ege and son of Rev. Richard B,
Esten, a former pastor of the Baptist
church of this village.
Ira NJ Taylor has just installed a
Read three-speed cake and bread mixer
The machine is operated by an ndi-
vidual electric motor and can be readily
set to either of the three speeds as may
be required This machine is the first
of its kind to be put in use in this vi
cinity and is quite a curiosity. 1t is
built by the Read Machinery Co. of
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