Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1916-07-14
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nthlilct agnes FIELD OF TINS Town ana
Harry Farrar Of Chester Mrs., Farrar
has spent nearly all her life here, being
ward Of the late Mrs, RebeeCa Grlswold
Mr., faTrar has for several years held the
position Of teacher IN the State Normal
school al CaatleIOn, Mr., and Mrs, Far
Tar are at present residing on a farm IN
Chester.
Mrs, Henry Belanger Is entertaining
this week her niects, the Misses Lucia
and Alma DearocheTs OF Montreal,
MI, and Mrs, T, W, Ray and son, Regi-
maid, and Mr., and Mrs, G, b, Ray Of
Brandon were In town on Sunday
Several from town attended the Bar.
mum and Bailey circus at Rutland, Tues
day,
Mr., and Mrs, f, w Steadman went
Wednesday 10 Plattsburg, ~ Y where
they will spend two weeks with relatives
Mrs, Charles Gardner and son, Edward
Of Johnstown, ~ w. who have been for
several days AZ Eagle Inn, returned home
Tuesday
The Girls club Is enjoying q weeks
camping at Sunset Lake, The Misses
Anna Young and Grace Doane acting as
chaperones,
The meeting Of the foreign department
Of the Woman's Missionary Auxiliary,
which was postponed from last week,
was held on Wednesday Of this week NJ
the Ladies' rooms, Miss Anne j, Phelps
and Mrs, h, +. tombstone presided AZ
hostesses
O. S, Wisell, who has been suffering
from large boil on the back Of his neck
il improving, II, $, Arthur has acted AZ
carrier on II, +, ID. No, . during Mr.
Wlsells illness,
Mrs Charles Wisel is entertaining her
brother and wife, Mr., and Mrs Levi
Welcome, and their twin grandsons, Rob.
ert and Rollin Shaw Of jackson, Mich,
and her niece, Mrs, Thos, q. Averill Of
Chicago, The party made the trip in
Mr., Welcomes Hudson automobile,
starting from jackson, July 2nd, and
coming by the way Of Detroit Buffalo,
Oswego, Rouses' Point and Burlington,
They were one week on the road.
Edward Conway broke his arm on Sun.
day while attempting to crank an auto.
mobile, DR., Rowe was called and re-
duced the fracture. The boy is doing
well
w, w, Martin of Proctor was in town
Sunday,
Mrs, II, A. Prescott has as guests her
fathor and sister, Mr., and Miss Beal Of
Manchester, y, II.
Mr., and Mrs, Isaac Raymond Of Bran.
don recently spent several days with
relatives here
Miss Emma Bush, who has been for
several weeks at the Mary Fletcher Hos
pital in Burlington for treatment, re-
turned on Laturday much improved in
health,
C. L. Hammond and family, who had
been for a week in New York city,
reached home on Friday. Their return
was FASTENED by reason Of the epidemic
there Of infantile paralysis.
Rev. l.. NJ. Isaacs preached at the Con.
gregational church in Brandon Sunday,
in exchange with the Rev. MIR, Thorpe Of
that church
DR.. 7. W. Hack and family Of Proctor
visited his parents, Mr., and Mrs II. E..
Hack, on Sunday, Miss Rachel remain
ing with her grandparents
Guy NJ. Cook spent the weekend in
East Middlebury.
Mrs Brainard of Washington, d. c.,
arrived Tuesday to spend short time in
town,
Mr.. and Mrs c. L. Russell are for two
weeks at the Inn, Saxton's River, Vt.
Mr.. and Mrs, Ralph Smith and
daughter, Betty of East Orange, n, j,
are spending their vacation with Mr.,
Smiths parents, Mr., and Mrs, G L Smith
Miss Maude Smith, u teacher in the pub.
lie schools of Springfield, Mass, is home
for the summer.
Louis Wolcott has new Ford tour,
ing car,
Miss Blanche Doane, who has been
home for two weeks visit, returned to
Albany Sunday.
Patrick Lavery and family of Castle.
ton were in town Sunday.
hss Alice Warren spent Monday in
Rutland,
H A Prescott and family and Mrs. J E
Williams motored to Vergennes on Sun
day,
Mrs, q L Smith has as guest her sister
Mrs. Wolcott of Bridport
Miss Villa Mallory of Sudbury spent
Sunday in town.
Dr. L B Rowe. attended the meeting of
the State Board of Health in Burlington
last week, returning Saturday.
Mrs, Charles Ray has been spending a
few days with her mother, Mrs. G B
Luther at F. f. Lilies.
Mr.. and Mrs, Leon Aunchman of Bos-
ton are visiting relatives in town.
A Lavery is entertaining his cousin,
Rev. Damien Lavery of st. Benedict Col
lege, Atchnson, Kan. Rev. Lavery is
the son of John Lavery, who moved from
Benson to Hanover thirty.eight years
ago when his son was small child. The
young man received his education at the
college of which he is rector.
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