Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1917-11-30
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Clarence Fish returned Saturday from
Bellows Falls,
John Cain has changed his Overland
car for Ford roadster
/ C. b. Cook and family motored to
Brandon Monday
Mr. and Mrs, S. j, Mcintyre spent
Thanksgiving in Troy NJ Y.
Miss Anna Dewitt Of Atlantic City,
N. j., is with her parents here TO re-
main until after the holidays,
Miss Susan Ladd ia home from Rut'
land for the remainder Of the week
l.. j. Putney and Clarence Morse
spent Monday and Tuesday in White
hall, N. Y,
Mrs. d. +, Bishop returned Friday
from a few days spent with friends in
Middlebury,
The meeting Of the Fortnightly Club
to be held with Miss Mary Williams has
been postponed until Tuesday afternoon,
December 4,
Clarence Belanger arrived from Camp
Devens, Mass, on Wednesday morning
to visit his parents,
Miss Bertha Martin who has been for
| two weeks with her friends here re-
turned to her home in Rutland on We'd
nesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. j. Wisell and Al.
den Steward of Rutland were Sunday
guests at o. S. Wisel's.
The quartet from the Congregational
church assisted in the musical service
at the Congregational church in Sud
bury last Sunday.
There was a regular meeting Of indie
pendence Lodge, No 10, + and A. NJ.
at their rooms Tuesday evening.
DR.. l.. B. Rowe has sold one of his
driving horses to Sidney Fletcher Of
| Shoreham.
Mr.. Hagerman of the New England
Telephone Co. was at II. d. Branch
from Friday until Tuesday.
Mrs. Rowe was in Brandon Friday
and Mrs. Carly and Mrs, Agnes Purcell
were Rutland visitors on Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Wocott and son,
Ernest, were in Rutland on Friday of
last week to attend the funeral of Mrs.
Agnes Wolcott Young.
R. M. Ryan and X. j. Burnell spent
Saturday night and Sunday in Fair
Haven and Castleton Mr.. Ryan acted
AZ best man at the wedding of his cousin
Jeremiah Ryan in Casteton on Sunday.
A. A. Saunders and son Dorus have
procured seventeen fox skins this fall
Five were sold to a Woodstock party
for $50. 49,
d. j. Leonard and William TurrlI
were in Ticonderoga Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Barnard went on
Tuesday to Waitsfeld where they will
visit Mr.. Barnards people until Satur-
day.
Mrs. Eva Thomas who has been Ill IN
Brandon at the home of Mrs. S. W
Jones returned home early IN the week.
Her daughter Miss Lucia accompanied
her.
Miss Fife Phelps who recently under
went an operation for appendicitis at
the Rutland hospital returned home
Wednesday, Edward Hemnway of
bringing her in his car.
John Cain and Joseph Dundon mo.
tored to Rutland on Monday Ralph
Dundon of Rutland who has been for
two weeks with hi1 grandfather NJ.
Dundon, retur ed with them.
Miss Thema Lille of Gushing AGA
denny, Ashbmnham, Mass, is spending
the Thank sgivng recess with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. l.. f. Lille
George Quinn has joined the [. ;. a.
forces, having enlisted in the Aviation
Corps. This is the second son of Mrs.
Margaret Quinn who has enlisted,
The Rev. NJ. E. Cady delivered an
an exceptionally fine address at the
Thanksgiving services Sunday evening.
The mems choir furnished special
music,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Smith and daugh-
ter. Betty. after a week here with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Smith, left
on Saturday for their home in East
Orange, NJ.
Lawrence Ross was home from Camp
Devens, Mass, for Saturday and Sun
day.
Charles Hammond has returned from
a week g absence during which he Wis.
tied New York City, Camp Devens and
two other military environments.
Mrs. Charlotte Casey has received
word of the death of her brother, Henry
Casey, in the West.
Paul Pindars and Margaret o. Brien
were in Burlington Saturday to visit
Mrs. Josie Pindars at the Fanny Allen
hospital. Mrs. Pndars is recovering
rapidly from her recent operation and
expects to be able to return home the
last of this week.
Henry Purcell who has been for three
weeks in Hartford, Conn, was called
home Sa urday by the illness of his
father, r. H. Purcell. Mr. Purcell is
somewhat improved in health.
The Beverly Entertainers will give