Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1917-05-25
MIppLHBURY LOCALS

The Addison County Jail is being inn
proved by paint,
Mr., and Mrs, Frank j, Hubbard were
in Burlington yesterday,
Edward Higgins has returned from a
weeks visit in Windsor.
Mrs. A. j. Backmer In rapidly re-
covering from her recent Illness.
Mrs, l.. A. Webster and son, Harold,
Of Whiting were in town Sunday,
Lawrence Cole of New Haven june
ton visited his parents over Sunday.
Mrs. William Gyngel returned to her
home in Saratoga, N, Y, Thursday.
A son was born recently to Mr., and
Mrs, Thomas Oney Of Seymour street
Herbert Sumner of Worcester is visit
ing his daughter, Mrs George Kidder
Miss Ruth Selleck is the guest of her
aunt, Mrs, II, l., Hemenway, in Bird
port,
Mrs. A, S. Hartman is home from a
weeks visit with her daughter in New
York city,
Alexander Meekin and daughter,
Janet, have returned to their home in
Troy, ~ Y,
Miss Clara Marshall has sold her
house on North Pleasant street to j.
Wesley Murdoch.
= l.. C, Russell has been appointed
eferee in bankruptcy in place Of A. W.
Dickens, resigned.
Arthur Goodreau, pressman at The
Register Office has been confined to his
house this week by illness,
Tonight; the village meeting as an
nounced last week, to consider the
dashboard case. -
Clayton Buttolph has returned to
New York after visiting his mother,
Mrs. Fanny Buttoph'
Mrs. W. G.. Danyew and son of
Weybridge visited her daughter, Mrs
Clarence Cole over Sunday,
Mr. and Mrs. Ephraim II. Crane Of
Brattleboro are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles r.. Crane on South street
Mrs. Cushing Hill, who has spent six
weeks with her mother Mrs. Bartlett
IN Philadelphia, has returned home,
Mrs. Manley Winch and son, Stanton,
have returned to her home in Pittsford,
after visiting her mother few days.
Representative Ira H, LaFleur has
been in Montpelier all the week attend
ing the "Win the War" convention in
that city,
DR.. Samuel Sheldon of Brooklyn, N.
Y, and his son, Samuel Jr., of Dart
mouth were weekend visitors at The
Addison.
Col. S. A. llsley has so far recovered
from his recent illness that he and Mrs.
llsley are to make trip to New York
city next Monday.
M. T. Butterfeld, who recently sold
his farm on Munger street, has pur-
chased property at 100 Colchester
avenue, Burlington.
Mrs. George Fletcher and her
brother, Mr.. Robert Murray, who have
just returned from Florida, were week
end guests at The Addison.
The first band concert of the season
will take place Memorial day evening.
This year the concerts will be held
every Wednesday night in the park.
M. j. Higgins, son of John Higgins,
proprietor Of The Addison is on the
way home from Butte, Montana to take
charge of the Addison dining room for
the next four months,
Judge j. P. Cushman of Tacoma,
Wash, who has been in New York as
Judge on the cases of Captain Franz
Rinleten, David Lamar and H. B.
Martin of the German navy who were
in conspiracy to interfere in the ship
ment of munitions, was in town for a
few days this week His father was a
Ripton resident and Judge and Mrs.
Cushman went there to visit the home.
Judge Cushman had never before been
in Vermont state and he said he was
very much impressed by the scenery
and the green hills.