Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1917-05-04
MIDDLEBURY LOCALS


relatives in Bristol Sunday,
Mrs, Fay Evans and young son ar,
visiting Mr., Evans parents, Mr.. AM
Mrs, f, George Evans in Burlington,
Louis Hope, student at the Balti
more Dental College, Baltimore, Md,
is at his home here for the summer va
cation,
William p, Russell Post and Crc
will meet Tuesday evening, May 8, a
their rooms in the Dyer block, at 7;3
o'clock.
Mrs, B, j. Mulcahy and children o
Hardwick are visiting at the home o
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Simon
Mr., Mulcahy spent Sunday with hi
family,
Edwin P. Eldridge has sold his plac
on the East Middlebury road, now oc
cupied by DR.. W. H. Kingsley to hi
brother, Eugene Eldridge. Considera
ton not given.
John f. Lowell who has been clerl
at the market Of Frank Shackett, Jr.
for the past three years, has severed
his connection there and started in tn,
painting business.
Postmaster Calhoun opened Arbol
Day at s clock this morning by get
ting out his spade and planting two
young elms by the sidewalk in front Of
his residence on South street.
William Hope and two sons of Ben
nington former residents here
stopped over in town yesterday on theil
way to ST. Adams where they will re-
side.
A. Cartmell, who has been in towr
the past three months, stopping at the
Addison, left Monday morning for hi,
home in Palestine, Texas. He plans tC
make return trip to Middlebury dur.
ing the summer.
Miss Grace Burns was able to be
downstairs Sunday for the first time
since she returned three weeks age
from the Mary Fletcher hospital, where
she underwent serious operation fol-
curvature of the spine.
At the annual meeting of the Woman.
Auxiliary of st. Stephens church the
following officers were reelected: Mrs
Storms, president; Mrs. Chilson, vice
president; Mrs, A, T. Calhoun, secre
tary; and Mrs. McGiton, treasurer
At the annual meeting of the
Womans' Aid of ST. Stephens church
the following officers were elected
President, Mrs. Nash; vice president
Mrs. Stems; secretary, Mrs. Arthur
King; and treasurer, Mrs. A. T
Calhoun.
William Salmon of Rutland was ar
rested last Saturday on charge o:
drunkenness. He was brought befor,
Judge James B. Donoway on Monday
pleaded guilty, and was fined SIS anc
costs which amounted to $13, which h,
made arrangements to pay.
On Saturday nine of the pupils o.
Mrs. MacGilton gave a piano recital
playing without notes. Those taking
part were Miss Mary Bennett, Katharine
Brainerd, Cecile Burns, Gertrude
Donahue, Rena Dumas, Doris Liberty
Louise Robinson, Pauline Sanford anC
Martica Saunders. Several guests were
present.
George W, Mead, local secretary OF
the U. S. Civil Service Commission has
received notice that there is an urgent
need in Washington for plate printers
in the Bureau of Engraving and Print
ing and that IS appointments are to be
made at cnce. Application blanks anC
other information may be had of Mr.
Mead at the postoffice.
There will be joint meeting of the
Middlebury and Salisbury Farmers
clubs at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Cassus Seeley next Thursday evening
County Agent Carrigan and Superinten
dent A. W. Eddy are to speak along the
line of food production. A special pro
gram is to be arranged for the women
All are invited and urged to attend
Refreshments will be served.
Rev, D. H. Corkran left SATURDAY.
noon to take up his work as pastor OF
the Methodist church at Fort Edward
Mrs. Calkins, who is Mrs. Corkran'.
mother, and David Corkran, jr., &C
companied him there. Mrs. Corkrar
and two daughters will remain here un
til the close of the college year and will
have the Pi Beta Phi rooms in the
Battell block.
A man giving his name as Michae
Moran was arrested Friday Afternoon
at the railroad station by Chief Of
Police George H. Chaffee on charge
of vagrancy. He was brought before