Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1917-11-02
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W, w, Martin Of Proctor was in town
over Sunday,
Miss Grace Doane of Burlington was
with friends here Sunday
Mrs, j., H. Thomas Is entertaining
her friend, Carrie Robertson,
j, c, Thomas and h, c, Young were
in Middlebury Monday evening.
Mr., and Mrs Harry Coates are the
parents Of a son born Wednesday,
Miss Ann Smith went Monday to Bur
ington to remain for several days,
Mr., Sanderson, who has been engaged
as COW tester was in town NJ nday,
Mr., and Mrs, John Wilmington re-
Gently spent few days with friends 10
Ticonderoga, n, Y,
Several couples of the young people
of town attended dance at LaFleurs
hall Friday evening.
DR.. 4. II, Hack and family Of Proctor
visited his parents, Mr., and Mrs, H. +,
Hack on Saturday.
Mr., and Mrs, James Conway Of Mid
debury visited his parents, Mr., and Mrs,
j, f., Conway Sunday,
Mr., and Mrs, o. b. Root and Mr., and
Mrs. T. II, Purcell spent Wednesday Of
last week in Putnam, n, Y,
Mr., and Mrs, c, j. Blair visited Mrs.
Bairs parents, Mr. and Mrs, H, r.
Carlton, in Poultley Sunday.
There was regular meeting Of In
dependence Lodge No, 10, f, and A, VI,
at their rooms Tuesday evening,
W, X, Sawyer and family of Sudbury
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs, c, II.
Lewis, Mrs. Sawyer remaining for a
few days,
George Doane and Harold Rose, who
have been in Springfield, Mass, return
ed to their homes here Wednesday,
Mr.. and Mrs, Arthur Crandal Of
Staten Island, n Y, are guests for two
weeks of Mrs. Crandal's mother, Mrs.
S. l.. Stevens.
Mrs, Fannie Remington Of Caven-
dish has been a recent guest of her
school friends, Mrs. w. A. Jennng' 5 and
Miss Jessie Grswold,
Miss Marion Ware has been called to
Burlington; her friend, Mrs Ellenberger,
having received injuries in an auto ac-
cident there Monday.
The upper room of the village school
was closed Friday of last week because
of the absence of the teacher, Miss
Adele Duval, who returned Saturday
A new hardwood floor is being laid in
ST. PauI's church. Joseph Tibault Of
Ticonderoga is doing the work. The
new pews are expected about November
| Is.
Byron E. Kinney, who has for the
past two years conducted barber shop
and pool room here, has gone to South
SALISBURY, where he will engage in
the same business.
Mrs. H. l.. Keller of Ticonderoga,
n. Y, was guest of Mrs. Amanda
Warren and daughter from Tuesday
until Sunday. Mr. Keller was also
their guest on that day.
j. f. Conway, and son, Thomas, and
Miss Anna O Brien motored to Rutland
Saturday. Miss lIeen Conway, who has
been visiting her brother Francis, in
Rutland returned with them,
Miss Mary Clark went Monday to
Springfield, Mass, to be with her
brother, James who was injured in an
auto accident at that place about two
weeks ago. He is doing well.
J. c. Thomas, D. d. G. NJ. r. S.
Young, A. r. Bush, X. K. Burnell, and
o. S. Wisell We're in Brdport on We'd
nesday evening Of last week where Mr.
Thomas inspected the work Of Morning
Sun Lodge, No. 5, +. and A. NJ.
Henry Wolcott on leave of absence
from Camp Devens, Aver, Mass, visited
Mrs. Wocott at Middetown Springs
over Sunday. His parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Wolcott, and Mr.. and Mrs. D. A.
LaDuc motored there to see him Sunday.
The Foreign Department of the
Woman's Missionary Society will hold
its annual nk-offering meeting on
the afternoon of Wednesday, Novem-
Der 7th, at the ladies rooms with Mrs.
j. H. Thomas and Mrs. r. C. Young as
hostesses. At this meeting reports will
be given of the Vermont State Meeting
recently held in Bellows Falls
w. B. Needham went this week to
Albany, N. Y, where he will be the
guest of his brother, George L. Need
ham. He will also spend several days
in Canandaigue, N. Y, with his sister,
Mrs. Norman Fletcher, who is in the
Frederick Ferris Thompson hospital in
that city. Mrs. Fletcher, who was in
jured in an auto accident as reported
last week, is doing well. Norman
Fletcher is able to situp part of the
time.
Miss Rena Purcell while in Benson
Sunday evening noticed at about $50
o'clock bright light in the sky, which
later showed itself to be an aeropane.
The headlight a light in the center of
the craft and the tail light could all be
distinctly seen when the plane flew with
its side toward those watching. Miss
Purcell watched it for two hours until
it dropped from view over the distant
hills towards Rutland 1t has since
been learned that the aeroplane came
from near Plattsburg, N. Y. and flew
to the vicinity of Rutland.
There was we'll attended meeting Of
Hands Cove Chapter d. A. R, held at
the Ladies' rooms on Friday with the
Misses Bessie and Fannie Brown as
hostesses. Dinner was served at noon.
Following the noon hour the meeting
was called to order by the Regent Mrs.
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