Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1916-07-14
MlDDLGeuRY LOCALS

uhAh stay AT lhell cottage ~ VuuoH
City Park,
Miss Mary Leddy returned to BurIIng'
ton Saturday, accompanied by her
father, who has been visiting his daugh'
ter, Mrs, 7, l., Dorey.
Felix Cole, jr, who enlisted in com
pany A Of Rutland, was unable to pass
the government examination on account
of his eyeHght, He now has charge OF
the officers mess tent at Fort Ethan
Allen,
Mr., and Mrs l., c, Russell of this
village and Miss Kesson of Rochester,
Mimi, visited relatives in Bristol re-
Gently,
+, A, Evans left Wednesday for a
short business trip to Boston
Mrs, P, L. Dorey is in Burlington,
called there by the serious illness of
her father, Michael Leddy,
Miss Farwell Of Boooklyn, N, Y, is
the guest Of Mrs. Mary L, Tilden,
Mrs, w, A. Mead and sister Miss
Sarah Mead of Hartford, Vt, are at
the home Of Mr., and Mrs. George Mead,
Miss Ruth Bryant is visiting relatives
in Pittsford.
Mrs. John II, Sargent has gone to
Ill., n, H., for a visit.
T,uman.L Eells has returned from
Burlington, where he has been visiting
his sister, Mrs. James Fletcher
Hiram Winch and son, who have
been visiting their former home here
for several days, have returned to Bel
mont.
Mr. and Mrs, William Farrell, jro
who have been visiting his sister Mrs.
Bernard Kavanaugh of Saratoga, n.
Y, have returned.
Chester +. Elmer and William II,
Cobb have gone to Burlington where
they will attend veterans reunion
which is being held tn ere.
Mrs, Odell Mack of Salisbury, who
was visiting her sister, Mrs. James Nc
Ginchey, fell and broke her right leg
above the knee. She was removed to
the Mary Fletcher hospital at Barring
ton in A. J. Backmers ambulance.
Mrs Joseph Carron of Seymour
street was taken suddenly i'll Tuesday
evening while in Rutland waiting for
the train to start north. She was taken
to the Rutland hospital. 1t is believed
she is suffering from heart trouble.
Mark and Leon Turner have returned
from Boston where they purchased an
automobile.
Mrs. O. H. Cushman, who has been
i'll in st. Louis, Mo-, where she is
visiting, is much impaoved.
James NJ, Tracy is attending the re-
union of the Army of the Potomac So
ciety in Burlington.
Charles Z. Grandy is visiting his son,
Trumon Grandy, of Bridport
Miss Grace Gunnison of Troy, N. Y,
is visiting Miss Genevieve Elmer.
Frank Meehan of Salisbury was ar
rested Wednesday by Deputy Sheriff
Noble j. Sanford on warrant charg-
ing him with intoxication. He was
brought to Middlebury and taken before
Judge James b. Donoway in Municipal
court. He pleaded guilty to third Of
fence and was sent to the State asylum
at Waterbury. He was taken to Water
bury by Sheriff DIN A. Smith and
Deputies Sanford and Higgins.
Edwin E. Jones, who was taken sud-
denly i'll Tuesday with an attack of
neuralgia of the chest and arms, is bet
ter
Merrill j. Crane of Waterbury, Mass,
who has been visiting his father, Clay
ton Crane, has returned home.
County Fish and Game Warden
George Chaffee of Middebury, and
Warden Floyd Tatro of Addison,
searched a houseboat on Lake Cham
plain belonging to Alexander Blake and
found night line $50 feet long, which
is against the law. They arrested Mr.
Blake and took him before Justice of
Peace Willard Barnes, who fined him
800 and costs, which he arranged to
settle.
The following letters remain I'M
claimed at the local postoffice: Miss
Ellen |. Douglas, Mrs. George Gosslyn,
Mrs John Manchester, H. L. Pratt,
Thomas Rowon, John Stone.
DR.. Edward A. Tobin of North Ben
lington escaped serious injuries Satur-
lay while driving his automobile be-
.ween North Bennington and Sodom
when the machine went over an en-
)ankment and turned twice with the
,wner inside. DR.. Tobin escaped with
l few slight bruises and cuts.
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