Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1916-05-26
MIDDLE BURY LOCALS

! noon,
John Higgins, A. w, Bradley anC
Fred NJ. Foote have gone to Burlington
as delegates to the democratic state
convention.
The Ladies Of the G, A. r., held
meeting Tuesday evening and initiated
five members, The organization now
has about so members.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ceylon Eddy and daugh
ter, Laura, and Mrs. John Bosley have
returned from Rutland where they
went to attend the funeral of Mrs
Stephen Dorsey,
The Young Peoples society of thu
Memorial Baptist church served an old
fashioned supperIn the church parlor
Wednesday evening from five to eigh
O'Clock, followed by supper,
Miss Rachael Desjadon has returned
from Burlington, where she has beer
for week to visit relatives anC
friends.
One of the big road oilng autos OF
the Standard Oil company was put L
work oiing the main roads of the vii
lage Monday morning.
Oscar Bcknel, who was injured by {
fall last winter, is able to walk about
although as yet quite lame.
Mrs. Thomas Osburn and two daugh
tiers, Jennie and Sadie, who have spen
two weeks in town, have returned Il
Oswego, N. Y.
Michael Halpin is at the Fanny Allel
hospital in Winooski for treatment.
Herbert |. Norton of Brandon ant
John Kearney Of Hoosick Falls, N. Y,
are in town.
Miss Myrtle Gipson, who has beer
with her mother in Burlington for
week, returned Thursday to Fitch
burg, Mass. Her sister, Miss Bessl
Gipson, who has been IN Burlington
will remain while her mother, Mrs
George Gipson, is convalescing after al
operation at the Mary Fletcher hospital
Mrs. Stewart Andrews of Beverly
Mass, is in town for few days visi
to her mother, Mrs. Mary Bond
DR.. and Mrs. Munsey of Suncook, N
H., are in town to visit their daughter
Mrs. Phillip E. Crane and family.
A. P. Raymond of Auburn, N. Y, i
in town. This is Mr.. Raymond's frs
visit to MiddIebury in as years. IL
says MiddIebury has changed great
since his departure, there being bu
few who are still alive whom he remen
bers, among them Charles E. Pinne
and Frank X. Stone.
Willis N. Cady, Fred C. Brookins, a
D. Wright, E. E. Ross, c. c. We'll
and James B. Donoway are attendin
the State convention at Montpelier.
Mrs. W. A. Thomas and daughter
Ellen, are spending a few weeksln Boz
ton with her sister, Mrs. l.. A. Stobel
= The condition of Prof. Thomas Z
Boyce, who has been seriously i'll at h
home on Elm street, is reported
slightly improved.
Norman S. Foote, who was take
suddenly i'll Tuesday with stomac
= trouble is somewhat improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Bryant ar
daughters of Manchester were visitors
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. William 4
Tyrel Sunday,
Miss Alice Emerson of Boston, WI
e has been visiting at Rev. w. H. Dean
d for week has returned.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Page of Brist
= are the parents of daughter, Dol
May "a.
= Joseph Lura of Fair Haven, formt
:. resident, now employed in Regal, \
c., called on friends in town Thursda
Mrs. C. A. Adams of Castleton is vi
, iting her father, DR.. Ezra Brainerd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Sumner a
moving from the Robert Thomas hous
on Seminary street to the home of the
daughter, Mrs, George Kidder.
The Mayfair War Relief will meet
the home of Mrs. j. A. Fletcher Mo
day afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
Prof. and Mrs. Charles B. Wright r
turned home on Thursday, their daug
ter, Miss Marjorie Wright having pr
ceded them by several days. The
have been absent since early in Marc
spending the time in Florida Washin
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President John M. Thomas deliver,
j an address at gathering to celebra
the tenth anniversary of the pastora
i of Rev. A. P. Pratt at Bellows Fal
y Wednesday evening.
J Mrs. A. w. Dickens and Mrs. W.
! Brewster attended the Womans Mi
sionary meeting at Fair Haven tt
week.
Rev. DR.. F. H. Smith of Chicago, II
will return to his old home in Bridpo
and Shorenam the first week in June f
visit with relatives and friends.
The case of the State against Nj
Rebecca Epstein for shipping a pia
out of the State upon which there W
a legal lien, came up in Municipal cou
9 Tuesday. The woman pleaded gull
and was fined 500 and costs of $3.50
Judge Donoway.
Leo King has entered the employ
the Addison House.
The banns of marriage were publish
> for the first time between Villa
{ Farrell and Miss Amanda E. Ferlar
both of Niddlebury, at st. Mar!
church Sunday