Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1917-03-30
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r, E, Arnold Of Bloomingdale, N. Y,
visited here Saturday.
Miss Anna LeliOeuf ia III at her home
on Maple street,
W, A Knight Of Westmoreland, N, H.,
Is visiting Judge + l., Fish,
Mrs Janet h, Dorr Ia visiting Capt
and Mrs Charles y, Parker
George W, Ross spent Sunday with
his brother, John w, Ross, Of Rutland,
Samuel Jackman has moved 10 the
Harvey Newton farm in West FerrlaLurg
Hayward Marshall broke a bone in hit
right leg Monday, the result Of mistep
William T. Doyle Of Boston Il visiting
hls cousins, Mr. aud Mrs, John W. Ryan
Mrs Edward Irons Of Belmont il visit.
ing her parents, Mr., and Mrs. Daniel
| klmball,
G, O, Strut2 Of Bonneville, Mo-, recent
ly visited his comrade in the Civil War
q, 7, $. Pierce,
Mr., T, Neville has returned from a
visit ~ her sister, Miss Elecla Smith Of
Boston,
Thomas Jones has returned from a
visit 70 his mother Mrs, G., A, Jones Of
West Berkshire.
J W, J., Cotcy on Monday shipped car.
/ load Of lumber 10 Alburg for Lathrop az
CO., Of Bristol
John Plankey Of Springfield, Mass, lin
former resident, is spending few days
IN town with relatives,
Miss Sarah Fo-s Of Boston Is the guest
Of her sisters, Mrs William h, Warner
and Mrs. George W. Stone
Mrs W. r Warner left Tuesday for n
few days visit to Dr. and Mrs, X, j. Sew.
erance Of keesville n, y,
Mrs. Cyrus Botsford Of Charlotte spent
The weekend with her parents Mr. and
Mrs, William Crosby,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Cllsse spent
a few days with their son, DR.. JOHN
NJ Caisse Of Swanton
Miss Della Tatro has gone to Enfield,
Ct, and Springfield, Mass, where she
will visit for several weeks.
Joseph Blair has recovered from an
attack OF pleurisy and resumed work at
the llavIlaud shade'roller plant,
Mrs Benjamin r, Field is spending a
week with her daughter Mrs, Hugh
Phillips, in Montpelier
Raymond Porchcron of Bristol, Conn,
!, spending week with his grandpar.
enls, Mr. aud Mrs. G.. D. porcheron.
Sanford and Winfield Foote are spend.
ing weeks vacation with their parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank footc Of Cornwall.
Thomas Dorr of Williams College
spent the weekend with his uncle and
aunt, Capt, and Mrs. Charles f. Parker.
Mr., and Mrs, Robert Stowe Of New
Haven are visiting her parents, MIR, and
Mrs. Spencer G. lIawley, of Panton,
Mrs Patrick Sullivan returned Monday
evening from visit to her cousins, Mr.,
aud Mrs, Joseph NoiseuX Of Albany,
NY.
John II. Nash has resigned and gone
to Norfolk, Va, where he has position.
His family will remain here for several
months.
Ralph Tyrell, who has been carrying
on the Fred Allen farm in West Ferris.
burg for several years, has moved to the
Dart place north Of the station,
Miss Grace E, Kingsland returned Mon
day to her duties with the Vermont state
library commission at Montpelier, after a
few days vacation at her home here.
News has been received of the death of
JudSon r. Day on Sunday, at Braden-
town, Fla, after an illness Of six months.
Mr. Day was former prominent farmer
and cattle dealer of Addison, where he
was born and had always resided until
about three years ago, having since lived
IN Florida. At one time he was asso-
ciated in the cattle business in Burning
ton with Daniel O'Brien Of South Bur
Iington. He is the last of his family,
The body will be brought here for burial