Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1917-07-20
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week
C., j, Balm was in PouItney for the
weekend,
Mrs Cartey is spending the week in
Shoreham,
Frank Leonard Of Middebury was in
town on Friday,
D. l., Wells was a business visitor in
Mlddlebury on Tuesday,
Isaac Raymond of Rutland spent the
weekend with relatives in town,
John Barron has entered the employ
(of the Shorcham Telephone Company
Mrs Emma Wolcott Of Bridport is
visiting her sister, Mrs, G, l.. Smith,
Mrs Naubert McAuley and daughter
are guests Of Mr. and Mrs, h, o, Bishop,
Mr. and Mrs, Fred Lanley are the
parents of daughter born Sunday July
10th,
Miss Edith Bruce of Rutland is visit
ing at G. h, Blackmers and l.. j. Put
ney's,
A, A, Saunders is entertaining his
nephew, Homer Lydecker, Of New York
City,
Miss Zoa Brookins of East Middlebury
came on Saturday as a guest at c. M.
Cook S,
Dr. and Edward Heminway of Man
chester were at G. c, Phelps on Sat
urday
Mr., and Mrs John Ryan of Vergennes
are the parents of son born Tuesday,
July 10.
Miss Eleanor Kirk of Brooklyn, N, Y,
Is spending few weeks with Miss Alice
Warren.
Mrs S. II. Bascom and Miss Eva
PhlIlion were in Whitehall, N. Y, on
Saturday
John Ryan returned Wednesday after
spending few days in Vergennes and
Burlington.
d, j. Ryan and family of Vergennes,
recently visited his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. d, Ryan,
Mr. Scott Of Barre is staying for a
time at Y, Boulia's while engaged in
educational work.
Francis Mulqueen of Burlington has
been visiting his cousin, DR.. V. H.
Coffee for few days,
Mr.. and Mrs. O. S. Wisell spent Sun
day with Mrs. Wisell's parents, Mr. and
Mrs II. c. Mead of Shoreham,
Miss Bertha Richards sustained
broken collar bone as the result of an
accident while driving recently,
Miss Ileen Conway went on Monday
to Rutland where she visited her brother
F. j. Conway, returning Tuesday,
Joseph Lang after spending two
weeks at j. +, Conways left on Sat
urday for his home in Albany, N Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Eddy have re-
turned from their wedding journey and
are with relatives here for few days.
Philip LeDuc is just completing on his
farm the erection of sheep barn so X
"a. He expects to winter seventy ewes,
Eugene Bertrand and Charles Charron
were in Middlebury on Thursday of last
week to take out naturalization papers.
Judge and Mrs. c. Button of Mid
debury were guests of Mrs. Amanda
Warren and daughter on Wednesday of
last week,
w. N. Lewis of this town, who has
been for the winter in California has re-
turned to Vermont and is now at Clyde
Mungers.
Mrs. D. l.. Wells went on Friday to
Somerville, Mass, to visit her mother
Mrs. Skinner, who will accompany her
upon her return.
Mr. and Mrs. D. A. lie Due and Mr..
and Mrs. A. C. Plue and Miss Jennie
Pue spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
George Plue in Salisbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fordyce Wisell from
Massachusetts are visiting his brother,
0. S. Wisell. They will remain in
Hubbardton for the summer
On Tuesday evening the 3lst the
pictures will be given for the benefit
of the Red Cross and are entitled
How Uncle sam Prepares"
Mr.. and Mrs. R. S. Hall, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. w. Cults and j. A. Leonard
were in Middlebury on Monday to at
tend the funeral of A. H. Bristol
Charles, little son of Rev. and Mrs.
L. M. lsaacs, was operated upon on
Wednesday of last week for adnoids, by
Dr.'s Rowe and Colby of Sudbury.
State Supervisor of Schools, Mr.. Hill $
gas, was in town on Wednesday to
meet with the members of the school a
boards of the five towns in this union.
Mrs. Ralph Smith and little daughter 7
Betty of East Orange, N. j., are with E
Mrs. Smiths parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. d
L. Smith for two weeks, arriving Mon
lay. {
Mrs. H. A. Prescott of Fair Haven E
Vas in town on Friday. Upon her re- I
urn she took with her Mrs, j. E. Will
Jams, who remained as her guest until n
Tuesday. t
Robert Eddy has sold to Mr.. Bush
If Mountain View Farm in Benson his
Irving horse. The horse has taken h
many premiums at fairs during the past +
Wo years. 7
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Gardner and son, '
edward of Johnstown, N. Y, came on
Saturday to spend two weeks at the c
luther farm, friend, Robert Adams, Ii
s with them. t,
H, E. Hack and granddaughter, II
Rachel Hack, went to Proctor Satur
ay morning, returning later in the day. a
hey were accompanied by DR.. T. H. \
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