Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1916-05-19
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Mr. and Mrs. Q , S, Stay and Mr., and
Mrs, $, W. jones were In Middlebury
this week
The sand gale Of last Friday was the
worst storm Of the kind that Brandon
has experienced In years,
( @. +, Willis, Rutland county road COM
missioner, WAS In town this week in
specling the highway work,
A meeting Of the board Of civil au-
thOrity was held in the town clerk h
office Saturday evening, TO revise the
check list, Several new names were
added.
Don Rolfe will be the valedictorian Of
the class Of 1916, and Miss Mae Thorpe
salutatorlan,
The members Of Lake Dunmore Chap.
ter, ID A, r., met Tuesday afternoon ut
3 p, m, TO hear reports from the national
congress- at Washington
The annual meeting Of the Ladies'
Cemetery association will be- held AZ the
home Of Mira r., $, Marsh, on Pearl
street, on Thursday afternoon, for the
election Of officers for the coming year,
Herbert Durgy Of Rutland spent Sun.
day with his father, o, A. Durgy
Mrs. Harold Ballard, after visiting her
mother, Mira Newcomb, for few days,
has returned to her home in st. Adams,
Mr.. and Mrs Arthu. Ferris have been
visiting in West Rutland
Edward Casey Of Bristol visited in
town over Sunday,
Joseph r. Sheppard spent Sunday at
the home Of his fatherin-law, Dr. o, c,
Baker,
The game Of baseball Saturday be-
tween Brandon and Bristol was walk.
over for Brandon, the score being % TO 6
in favor Of Brandon,
Miss Eleanor Larock has returned from
a visit to Burlington,
Fred Robinson has started n daily auto
bus service between Rochester and Bran.
don, He hes fourseat Stanley
steamer,
Mr. and Mrs, Percy Bearce left Tues.
day for an auto trip through Massachu.
sets, visiting Worcester, Springfield and
| Boston before returning,
Four new cottages are to be built at
once at Lake Dunmore, near Bresees
| boat house.
Mrs. John Murray Of Forestdale is
/ dangerously i'll with pneumonia, and
fears are entertained for her recovery.
Geneva Kidder of New Lebanon y, V,
and Hazel Kldder of Albany made brief
visit in town last week.
James Martin, who bought the Simonds
place on Pearl street, is making eXten.
sive repairs to the inside of the house
/ Quite number Of Odd Fellows from
town attended the State meeting of Odd
Fellows in Burlington last week,
Thomas Rogers has completed the
tearing down of his horse barn, aud will
at once erect new brick barn and
garage.
The funeral Of William Kent took
place Tuesday. The body was brought
here from Granville, NY for interment
in the Catholic cemetery.
The recital to have been given in
Proctor ON Wednesday evening, May
lith by Misses Bucciantini and Smith,
assisted by Miss Lottie Sessions, has been
postponed to one week from that night.
+. c. Helhrington has moved INTO his
new house on Franklin street
Harry Hamilton of Massachusetts has
leased a tenement in the Manchester
block, and will soon move here.
Irving Jenney has gone to Brattleboro
to work for II, h. c. Watson. Mrs. Jenney
accompanied him.
The household goods of the late Julia
Smith will be sold at auction May 20.
Roy Bresee injured the ligaments of
one ankle few days ago. and is not
recovering very rapidly.
DIR. and Mrs. w. H. Wright and Mr..
and Mrs. George Young are away on a
trip which will include New York,
Washington and Baltimore.
Mrs. Leslie Severy has been called to
Troy by the illness of sister,
DR.. o. c. Baker spent few days this
week in Fort Edward, where he attended
the New York State Medical meeting.
He also visited the Methodist General
conference being held in Saratoga.
The vote at the primaries resulted in
10 votes each for Roosevelt and Wilson, |
with 81 for Hughes. The Republican
town committee is Stewart Clark, Frank |
Chandler and Lewis Bump, Delegates
to State convention are Stewart Clark
Frank Chandler, w. d. Nutting and
Lewis Bump.
Mr.. and Mrq. S. w, Jones visited
in Middlebury Friday.
A son was born Saturday to Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Wissel.
Sunday was observed as Mothers Day
in the churches.
Miss Ella Ketcham, who has been i'll,
is improving.
Mrs. Eleanor Larock has returned from
Burlington where she visited friends.
News has been received from Glendale
Arizona, of the birth of a daughter to
Mr.. and Mrs, Owen Peck of that place
Mrs. Peck will be remembered as Miss
Fannie Thrall of Cornwall.
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