Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1917-09-21
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gin aud graduate nurse, has gone "
france Us Red Cross nurse.
A nOn,commissioned officers school
was held september - in Armory Hall
Mrs, ID, W,'Flagg aud daughter Mary
who have been visiting relatives IN
Leicester, have returned home,
Nh aud Mrs, NJ, A, Everest Of Leb'
anon, n, H., are visiting their son, H.
ii, Everest.
T, W, Ray, &, Z, Ray, +, s, Patnode,
q, II, Bump and c, L. Clifford attended
plattsburg Fair last week, They made
the TIP by automobile,
Arthur b, Boyd, who has been visit
ing |, Il, Breed, has returned to his
home in Roxbury,
Herbert Eaton of Woodstock has been
visiting o, A, Durgy,
Miss Eliza Hubbard has returned
from Rochester where she has been for
several weeks,
George Harvey Of Woodstock is WIS.,
iting Mr., and Mrs, George Brown,
Rev, Frank Secley Of Kingston, n, "
occupied the pulpit Of the Congrcga'
tional church last Sunday,
The Sons Of Veterans Auxiliary held
q meeting in G, A, r, hall Wednesday
evening,
Miss Wilson, who has been acting az
clerk at Hetherington store has re-
turned to Middlcbury College,
Mrs, Carrie Mcclellan, who has been
nursing in Glens Falls, has returned
home.
Mrs, J. W. Kingsley and child Of
Rutland and Miss Hazel Jimmo Of Bris.
tol, who have been visiting their sister
Mrs, w, r, Sessions, have returned to
their homes,
f. R, Woods was a business visitor
in Vergcnnes recently.
Mrs, Mary Ryan and Mrs, James
Thomas are spending several days with
friends in Boston.
MIDI Curner Sept, 10 3
Harry Griffin left Monday for Yon.
kCrs, y, y, where he has clerical po-
sition.
Word was received that the Kings
Daughters Convention, which was to
have been held in Hardwick September
"a, has been given up on account of
iniantile paralysis.
Albert Knapp Of Petersburg, n. w.
is visiting relatives in town.
Marble Chapter o. Z, S. will hold
picnic at the Woods Cottage at Lake
Dunmore Thursday, September 81,
Mr.. and Mrs, +. j. Ostiguy of Proc.
tor were recent visitors in town.
The opening Of the High and graded
schools has been postponed until further
notice, as the new High School is not
or the necessary repairs made
on the interior of the graded school
building
DR.. and Mrs. Eastwood and sons
Stewart and John have returned from
visiting relatives in Brattlcboro.
Mrs, Ira Maxfcld and children are
spending several weeks in Fair Haven
and New York state.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newton Wctmorc of
and Mr., and Mrs. Asa Cook
Of Hampton, n. Y, and Mr. and Mrs,
Sanford Cook of Racevillc, y. V. were
guests Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Churchill,
The fall term of the first six grades
of the Grades will begin next Monday
Henry Talble of Troup K 10th Cav.
airy, Fort Ethan Allen, visited his par.
crts, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Fl. TarhIe. Sun.
lav
Mr.. and Mrs Moses Demo were in
to attend the funeral Of his
brother, Theodore Demo.
R. f. FRYE has sold a portion of his
interest in the furniture and undertake
ing business Of Frear & FRYE and moved
his family to Burlington, whore it is
understood he has purchased an interest
in an undertaking business.
Edward Downs of Rutland is visiting
his sister, Mrs. I. F. Breed.
F.. O, Cool who recently bought the
rarpct-cloaning outfit belonging to the
w. IT, Flint Estate. has erected n build
ing for it at the rear of his home on
Conant square and will continue the
business.
The Annual Meeting of the directors
IF the free public library was held
Tuesday evening at the home of F. 7.
Ormshce
Cant. Charles Hall who is at present
stationed at Watervliet N. Y, spent
Lost Sunday here with his mother. Mrs.
Minnie Hall
Miss Eleanor Rodney Smith and Miss
Bucciantini gave concert in the music
room at the Brandon Inn Wednesday
evening, The concert was given under
the auspices of the local Red Cross for
the benefit of the wool fund for Italian
soldiers.
Frank Stafford, an old resident and
civil war veteran, died at his home on