Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1915-05-21
MDOILGBURY LOCALS.

Mrs. Mary Bruya is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Frank Barrows Of Yer
gennes.
Mrs. Nicholas Weinle who has
spent the past two weeks with her
daughter. Mrs. Moses Wimett, returned
to her home in Pittsford Monday.
Mrs. O. P. Moore, who has spent the
winter in Florida, has returned to her
home here.
H. j. Cobb was a business visitor in
Rutland Wednesday,
DR.. F. E. Mellen has returned from
Burlington, where he attended the
meeting of the Vermont Dental asso-
citation which was held in that city.
A daughter, Frances Rockwell
Brainerd. was born to MIR. and Mrs.
Ezra Brainerd, jr., of Muskogee, Okla
April 29, 1915.
At the last meeting of the Fortnightly
club the program committee was APP
pointed for the ensuing year as follows:
Mrs. w w. MacGilton, Mrs A. D.
Barter and Mrs. f. J. Wiley.
At the annual meeting of the Essay
club Mrs Philip Mellen, Mrs. John
Morgan and Miss Frances Warner we're
appointed an executive committee.
William 5. Tod of New York, pur-
chaser Of Victory, Marguerite, and
other horses at the Battell sale, was in
town last Saturday.
f. y. Bissel of Shoreham was in
Middlebury this week.
President Thomas preached at the
Emma Willard school in Troy, N Y,
last Sunday
w c. Duncan has been given the
contract for supplying the electric fix
lures Of the new post office in the Bat
tell Block
Mrs. Mary Langworthy is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. w c. Foote, in
Nergennes for few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bentley of Mid
dlebury announce the engage ment of
their daughter, Dorothy, to Arnold
Waite Rowe Of Rutland.
Las Friday evening Mrs. r. E.
Whittemore entertained twenty-nine
young ladies Of the Sigma Kappa
sorority at her home on Seminary
street
William NJ jackson will leave Satur-
day for Sayabec Ont, for a visit Of
two weeks with his son, Dane D.
e Jackson, and wife Mrs Jackson and
young son will return with him for a
visit in Middlebury to her mother, MRS.
Mary Caswell.
Doctor Brainerd Kellogg is in town anc
will be instructor in elocution for the
college students who are to take part
in the prize speaking contests and com
mencement day exercises next month
This is position which Professor Kel
. logg held at Mddlebury more than AZ
years ago.
William P. Russell Post and Circle
will hold their regular meeting in the
Dyer block Tuesday, May %. at 7 ;3C
p. m A full attendance is desired a
final arrangements will be made 70
Memorial day. The committee will
greatly appreciate donations of flower
I for that day, which may be left at tn
:. town hall Friday. May %.
V The annual meeting of the Woman
Auxiliary to the Board of Missions me
y with Mrs. j. E. Bold and the followin
y officers were elected President, Mrs
Isaac Sterns; vice-presidents, Mrs. c
E. Chilson and Mrs. Robertson; trea:
urer, Mrs F. w. Beckwith; secretary
Mrs y. T. Calhoun The box {
clothing for infants left destitute b
the war was valued at $25. A vote {
thanks was given Mrs. j. E. Wright fC
her efficient work with the juniors.
T. D. Dukett left Wednesday nigi
for Boston. to be gone few day
While there he will attend the CONVEX
ton and banquet of representatives {
the New York Life Insurance compan,
The following letters remain III
claimed at the local postoffice: Mr.
Isaac Stanton, Miss Mable Sanford,
A. Burpee, VIM. Kearney. job
'' How ard
The lawn near the passenger depot
being graded and will be reseeded VI
der the direction of the Ladies' In
.,ro,rounont soniot,r Of tho ,tiIIana