Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1917-09-28
MIDDLEBURY LOCALS

entS, MI ana Mrs, Joseph Forest, ma
returned to Rutland,
Edward Bruya, who has been confne
to his home for several weeks follow
ing an operation at the Fanny Allie
hospital in Wiuooski, is able to be- about
Mr. aud Mrs. Samuel Rogers an
daughter, Gertrude, Of Hanover n. II
were recent guests Of their cousin, Mrs
George 4, Champagne,
Miss Agnes Halpn Of Bridgeport
Conn., is visiting her mother, Mrs
Michael Halpn.
Miss Carrie Noonan recently VISITED
friends in Florence,
Miss Clara Marshall has returned
/ from several weeks stay at Chamber
lain Me.
Mr., and Mrs, Burt Gipson Of Decatur
Ill., are visiting Mr., Gipson's mother
! Mrs G. NJ, Gipson, on the Fast Middle
bury road.
Mrs Louis Gotta has returned from
Greenfield, Mass, where she was called
by the death of her sitser.
Miss Ethel Garter of New York has
entered the employ of Geo Sisters as
trimmer for the coming season.
Charles Grandcy Is visiting relatives
in Bridport and shoreham.
Miss Idcll Merrill has returned TO
Rutland after spending the week with
Mrs, Grace Brown.
Chief Of Police George IT. Chaffee
left Sunday night for Boston, where he
will he for several days.
David Hcightcr has returned from
Burlington, where he has been on a bust.
moss trip,
Mr., and Mrs. George T. Champagne
have returned from Burlington where
they were called by the death Of Mrs.
Champagne s aunt, Mrs F. f. Dcmcritt.
Miss Lula Liberty, who has been
spending the past few weeks in Boston
and other places in Massachusetts, has
returned
Bernard Burns, who has been spend.
ING few ways with his parents. Mr..
and Mrs Thomas F. Burns, has returned
to Georgetown, D. C., for his final year =
study in the medical department at the
university.
George Severance, who has been visit.
ing in town for several days, has re.
turned to Rutland
Miss Katherine Dillon has resigned
her position in the law office Of LEROY
G. Russell and entered the employ Of
the Middlcbury Register as steno.
graphcr.
The regular weekly mootiro of tbn
MiddIoburv Suffrage STUDY Club to do
Red Cross work for the SUFFRAGE Red
Cross fund will meet with Mrs Luther
I BOnnpv on South street TODAY at
$50 o'clock. Members and friends
are cordially invited to come with
their work and bring ten cents for the
Red Cross fund.
The picture published in last week =
Register Of the crowd seeing the bows
away was photographed by A. W. Cove.
Credit was inadvertently omitted in last
weeks issue.
Henry c. Walker and sister. Miss Lot.
tie Walker, Of Brandon, who have been
in town for few DAYS, visiting friends,
have returned to their homes.
Richard Adams and Robert williams
of Rutland are here for n few DAYS.
Joseph Forest, while at work at one
of the college farms in the east part
of the town, cut his foot with an axe.
He was hewng a sill for barn when
the axe glanced. He was taken TO the
office of DR.. 8. 9. Eddy. 1t required
several stitches to close the wound.
Mr. and Mrs, Harry Lazarwitz and
three children and W. M. Plodnick and
daughter, Marion, are in Burlington at.
tending the Yom Kippur festivities.
Welcome to the motorists who have
bumped through the craters in the az.
phalt on the Middlebury bridge, is the
fact that a carload of crushed Barre
granite arrived this week, and the
stretch of road from the bridge to the
corner of the Battcll block is being put
N thorough repair Work has also he.
gun on the repair of Court st. In one
aspect the big holes on Main St. have
occn desirable as restraint against
speeding through that thorouehfaro. but
nc trustees give notice, that the repaired |
road will not give anvono a license to !
'Xcocd the speed limit at such dan.
gcrous point
Mrs Bertha lSmith) Wiley. wife Of
Leon !. Wiley, died Saturday at her
lomo in South Londonderry Of tubcr.
'ular trouble. She was 81 years oh
md is survived by her husband and
laughter, Lois, and her parents. five
orothcrs, Alva r. Smith, IT,, Of Middle.
Jury Charles p. and Harry Smith Of
Bellows Falls Eugene Smith Of Rutland |
md Herbert Smith of Portland. Ore.
md thron sisters, Miss Clara Smith of
Mrs Carl Morelock and
Irs Rudolph Nettlc of Roslindalc. Mass.
The funeral was held at her late home
n South Londonderry Monday after
noon at Q O'Clock Burial was in the
Deal cemetery. Mrs. Smith was horn in
March 30, 1886, and was
he daughter of Mr., and Mrs. A. Byron
smith
Samuel j. Bowles has returned from
Amherst, Mass, where he was called
~ the death of Henry D. Fearing who
lied very suddenly last Friday. Mrs.
fearing was Miss Dora BowIes, a
,ormer resident of Weybridge and Mid
llebury.
The banns of marriage were published
Sunday at st. Mary's church between
Dennis H. McHueh and Miss Mary
leefe of Rensselaer,, N. Y. Miss