Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1917-02-02

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his home In Brandon,
Mra, Tobey Of MeIrose, Mass, Ia visit.
ing her mother, Mr., Randall Hammond
Of the Arnold district
Mrt, Charles Seager OF Worcester, Mass,
Ia IN town for few da,s Mrs, Seager
was formerly Mrs. Addie Woods
Some twenty members Of Silver Lake
lodge, X. NJ r., went 10 the district meet
ing at MiddIebury Thursday evening
where they were the guests OF Otter
Creek lodge Of Mddlebury A chicken
pie supper was served, and the boys re
port they had n royal good time.
Ned Barker, who has been in Proctor
for a few weeks, has returned 10 his
home,
George Forguites, the Forestdale mail
man, and hlH wife are III with the humps
Of which there aIe many cases In Forest
dale.
The Sons of Veterans Auxiliary gave
a dance IN q, A, II, hall on Saturday
night which was well attended.
Leon Viens, manager Of the A, e. r.
store IN Brandon, was In BURLINGTON q
couple Of days this week, while his wife
was operated upon at the Mary Fletcher
hospital His place in the store was sup.
piled by the district superintendent from
Rutland,
A regular meeting Of Mount Mansfield
Encampment was held Friday night at
their hall,
A daughter was born this week to Mr..
and Mrs, Clyde Nehon Smith Of this
town,
Rev. +. Il. Dawson delivered lecture
in the congregational chapel Friday
night entitled, peculiar Parsons" The
lecture was filled with humor and good
sense, and was very entertaining,
Mrs. +. S. Marsh has gone to Washing.
ton to stay with her daughter for few
months.
Mrs Margaret Ferris has been visiting
her. parents, Mr., and Mrs. Benjamin
Bowker Of West Rutland.
c. NJ. Carpenter is slowly recovering
from the grip, hut his son Robert is very
i'll with kidney trouble.
w, r Sessions has sold his five and
ten cent store on Center street to Mrs
Eleanor Larock.
Miss EIida Thorpe gave a birthday
party t. "a few of her Young friends on
the 10Th anniversary Of her birthday
Saturday at her home on Park street.
Mrs. George II. Young has gone to
Michigan, where she will remain for
treatment for few weeks.
Rev. Mr.. Smith of New Jersey will
have charge Of the church services at st.
church until the society selects
IA new rector.
Mrs, Mcfarland of Hyde Park is visit.
ing her daughter, Mrs Bennett Douglass
Of Pearl street MIR, Ncf arIand was in
town over Sunday.
There were % Masons from Bran Ion
who went to Burlington Monday night
to the Masonic gathering held there,
Frank Baldwin is confined to the house
by IA severe attack of the grip.
Miss Florence Douglass has returned
to EnosGurg Falls after Il few days visit
to her brother, Bennett Douglass.
The Changers will give ball in G A.
r. hall on Thursday of this week,
Lucian Nichols, who has been sick for
a few days with bronchial trouble, is |
better and is able to be out for short
time.
b. U. Packard will start his moving
picture show on Park street next Mon
day evening
Mrs. T. w. Ray has recovered from an
attack Of grip.
Miss Carrie Ormsbee, who has been
visiting Mrs. NJ. ID. Chittenden of Bur |
Iington, has returned to her home in
Brandon.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. W. Jones were in Rui-
land on Thursday attending the funeral
Of Pauline Royce, who was relative of
Mrs. Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. BisselI, who have
been visiting at the home of Herman
have returned to their home
IN Newcomb, n. Y.
The Woman's Missionary society of the
ConG regational church met on Wednes-
lay with Mrs. Walter Thorpe of Park
street.
Fred r. Barker and wife and Frank w.
Williams and wife start Friday, Febru-
iry %, for pleasure trip through the
South covering Florida, Alabama and
Georgia. They expect to be gone about
Tx weeks.