Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1916-03-10
MlpDLEeuRY LOCALS

dress an open meeting OF the New Haven
Grange, March 10,
Mr. and Mrs, Herbert Peacock have
moved from the east part of the town
to the Stewart house on High street,
Frederick Beatty Of Boston Is visit
ing his sister In town,
Mrs, Jennie Raymond, widow of
Daniel Raymond, who died recently,
has closed her home on Park street and
moved to the MiddIebury Inn,
Louis Dumas of Sehroon Lake, N.Y.
is here
Mrs, Frank W, Gordon and daughter,
Penelope, of East Orange, N, j., are in
town,
Mrs. j, w, Wooster, who has been
iill, is Improving, Her daughter, Mrs,
Edward CrannaIly, who had grip, has
recovered.
Mrs. George Miner Of Helena, Mont,
who has been visiting her brother, Fred
G, Nassau of Seymour street, and her
sister, Mrs, N, j, Sanford Of Court
street, left for her home recently, She
was accompanied to New York by Miss
Elizabeth Mcmahon,
Mrs, Il, S, Benedict entertained few
friends at her home on Court street
/ yesterday afternoon,
The fire escapes on the Battell block
on Main street are being repaired
Rev. Daniel A, Polling, Statewide
prohibition speakr has been engaged to
address the Young Peoples assembly at
Spring Grove August II to 20,
Walter S. Hamilton of New Haven
will carry on the l., o, Allen farm the
coming year
Miss Mary Gee has returned from a
business trip to New York city,
The prices in the local markets are as
follows; butter from 2S to 30 cents per
pound and eggs % cents per dozen,
Mr. and Mrs. c. NJ. Hanks have re-
turned from visit in Bristol
Mr. and MRS Charles Payment have
moved from the l., o, Allen farm east
of the village to Brooksvile,
Arthur Lane of ottawa, Can, is in
town.
Leo Lacey of Weybrdge street met
with a painful accident Thursday to his
right thumb when lifting heavy stick
of wood at his home He got his thumb
caught in such way as to dsocate tn G
joint.
Thomas =. Brennan operator at the
local railroad station, has gone to st.
Adams, called by the sudden death Of
his sister, Miss Katherine Brennan.
Miss Arda Pierce has gone to Messina,
N. Y. to visit her sister, Mrs. Abbott,
for 10 days.
Edison Burns has returned from Bur
lington, where he went to accompany
home his daughter, Miss Mary Burns,
who recently underwent an operation
at the Mary Fletcher hospital, She is
greatly improved.
Harry Pierce has returned from
Whiting, where he has been on a visit
to his sister, Mrs Arthur Freegard.
The Modern Woodmen of America of
this village held well attended open
meeting in their hall in the Dyer block
Thursday evening, entertaining their
lady friends. A. o. Palmer, State
deputy head consul of Burlington gave
a talk. A banquet was served.
Mrs. Ray L. Fisher left Monday night
for Macon, Ga, where Mr.. Fisher is in
training with the New York America
baseball team.
Miss Eva Holt who has been visiting
in town for few days, has returned to
West Rutland.
Harry Lister of Albany, N Y, has
arrived in town and taken a position in
the bakery Of George T. Kidder as
baker.
Miss Ruby Vosburg and Miss Bessie
M. Cudworth Of Bristol spent Sunday in
town with friends.
The last entertainments of the Century
club course will be given in the town
hall Thursday evening, March TO- THE
Pierces, well-known entertainers, will
be the attraction. The entertainment
will commence promptly at 8 O'Clock
and it is hoped that all who will attend
will be in their seats at that time.
Owing to the resignation of j. A.
Peck as one of the receivers of the /
Green Mountain Lime Co, Albert (
Russell will have charge of the office.
Mrs. Royal Meeker returned Thurs
day to her home in Pittsfield, Mass,
after visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Cady.