Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1917-10-19
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Allison Forbes of Massachusetts was
a guest at Clinton Maloryi recently
Miss Zoa Brookins spent the weekend
with her parents in East Mdd.ebury,
Miss Margaret O'Brien visited her
people In Fair Haven Saturday,
Mr. and Mrs, W, W. Smith went to
Springfield, Mass, Tuesday,
Mrs spencer Of Boston is q guest at
o, i, HIornbeck's,
R, g, Brown has enlisted in the
Jerry Ryan, who has been at h, NJ,
Ryans went to Castleton IuesdaI
Miss Mary Williams went on Friday
to Tlconderoga, ~ y, to spend some
time with her cousin, Miss Pincheon,
h, NJ Ryan and Byron Kinney visited
friends in Fair Haven and Castleton,
Sunday,
Miss Mildred Phelps went on Monday
to Rutland where she entered training
as nurse at the City hospital
Mr. Branch Is spending the week in
Pawlet with his daughter, Mrs John
Clark,
The Misses Duyal and Hughes spent
Saturday and Sunday at their respective
homes In Wallingford and Casteton,
DR., l., B, Rowe was in attendance at
the Vermont State Medlcal Meeting
held In Barre last week,
Mr. and Mr., II, l., Allen Of Antrim,
n, IT,, are the parents of son. Com
rad kilburn. born Tuesday October IS.
Bernard Purcell Of Albany came Sat
urday to spend week with his mother
Mrs, Agnes Purcell,
Mrs, c. NJ, Cook and son, Guy, went
on Tuesday to iolyoke, Mass, to visit
relatives,
Miss Blanche Doane, who has been
with her people here for two weeks re.
turned to Albany Monday,
Miss Agnes LeDuc after two weeks
with relatives here returned to her
home in Somervile, Mass, Saturday
Mrs. Amanda Warren and daughter,
Miss Alice, and Mrs, Eva Cults, and
Mrs, d, j, Leonard motored to Rutland
on Thursday of last week,
Deputy High Chief Ranger j. W.
Ryan of Vergennes was in town Thurs
day evening of last week and inspected
the work Of ST. Paul's c. o. o. +.
Mrs S, l.. Stevens entertained Mrs.
Fred B. Kenyon Miss Helen Stevenson,
Rev, Paul Stewart and Mark l., Potteys
of Greenwich, n. Y, Friday.
DIR. T. II. Hack of Proctor was here
on Friday. His mother Mrs. H. +.
Hack returned with him and was a
guest for a few days at his home,
Mrs. RolIin Wilcox, who has been
visiting in iowa returned to Mechanic
vile, N. Y, Saturday, Mrs, Louis
Rising accompanied her.
r. C. Brown, his two sisters, the
Misses Bessie and Fannie and Horace
King of Benson left Tuesday on an auto
trip to Boston.
Miss Bertha Lille, who has been the
guest Of her brothers l., F, and F, +.
lille, returned to MechanicylIe, n, " !
on thursday.
Mr.. and Ms. N. W. Wisel 7. W, |
Wseli and Benjamin Dickinson, took |
an auto trip to Silver Bay, n. y, on |
Sunday.
0. o, Bascom and family are taking
motor trip this week in their Hudson
Super.siX, to Ludlow ard Springfield,
Mass.
Mrs. Eva Phiion and Herbert Horton !
of Whitehall, n. Y, were married |
Tuesday morning at the home of Mrs,
S. H. Bascom, by Rev. Mr.. Searles Of
Whiting.
MIR. and Mrs. C. J. Blair visited at
H. R. Cartons in Poultney Sunday.
Mr. Blair returned on Monday, Mrs,
Blair remaining with her parents until
Wednesday,
Miss Mary Leonard of Keens, N. H.,
was guest for the weekend of her
brother, D. j. Leonard. Returning
home Monday her mother Mrs. Gather
inc Leonard, who has been for several
weeks with her son here, accompanied |
her.
Miss Marguerite Munger was elected
delegate to attend the State Sunday
School Convention held in Mddlebury
this week. She went on Wednesday
and was accompanied by her grandpar-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. o. Raymond, who
went to be guests of their daughter,
Mrs. Charles Needham.
The funeral of Francis Steadman held
last Friday afternoon at the Congrega-
tiona church was we'll attended, Rev.
H. C. Newell of Middlebury conducted
the service John A. Logan Post G. A.
R. attended in body and acted as
escort of honor The bearers were R.
S. Hall, w. C. Hack, B. E. French, and
E. B. Wilcox. The burial was in
Mountain View cemetery,
The Fortnightly Club held its regular
meeting Tuesday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. A. A. Munger, The Roll Call !
was responded to by quotations on our
flag. Mrs, R. S. Hall presented a paper:
'The Making of German Soldier"
while Mrs. c. w. Bodfsh gave one on
The Making of an American Soldier.
Mrs. H. d. Branch gave reading, The
next meeting will be with Mrs. w. A.
Jennings October 30.