Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1917-11-23
MIppLEBURY LOCALS

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will hold its annual ell ction Of officers
f, c, Brown ia erecting garage o
his premises on North Pleasant street
Philip Sparks of CastIeton ia visitin
his parents, Mr., and Mrs. l., A
Sparks,
Mrs. A. N. Brown, who has been i'll
has 80 far recovered as to be able to b.
about again,
Miss Ellen W, Kingsbury Of Boston
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Frank w
Cady,
Judge f, NJ. Foote left Monday TO
Boston where he will spend severa
weeks with his daughter,
Monday, market day, eggs brough
from 81 to 81 cents and butter brough
from 40 to AZ cents,
Mrs. John h. Weeks will address tn,
State Nurses Association in Rutland to
morrow on Food Conservation,
William Bentley of Rensselaer, Falls
n Y, is in town and will spend the win
ter with his sister, Mrs. Emily Eddy,
Mrs. Horton w. Jones Is spending q
few days with her daughter Mrs. +,
H. Farnham of Salisbury,
E. D. Twitchell has gone to Boston
where he has a position as assistant
foreman with large construction com
pany.
Miss Florence Eddy, who has beer
spending the past week with her cousin,
Rev Charles Eddy Of Brandon, has re-
turned
Mr. and Mrs. William b. Kimball anc
niece Of MilIers Falls, Mass, are visit
ing in town and will stay over Thanks
giving.
Mrs. Earl Dewey has gone to Detroit
Mich, for a visit Of three weeks witt
her parents, Mr., and Mrs. n. w
Ayers.
Dean c. B. Wright of the College de
livered an address Wednesday evening
before the students of Troy Conference
Academy at Poutney,
Mr.. and Mrs. Brainerd Lane, Mis-,
Ruth Rodgers and MIR. Peacock motoreC
to Proctor Sunday to visit Mr. Lane
daughter Mrs. W. A. Peacock.
Sorot Row Harris, T.. $. 4. cniovcd
q i>.6our fnrlouoh from, amy ot Cgpl
p,,,ns and spent sunday at hi, bom.
here.
Airs u.,.r Carson and ra, som
Horace, of Woodsvlln. y. H. base
hoou visiting her sister. Mrs. Henry
4. Dumas.
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TWO chlIuren VINO nave Deeh spending
several several weeks 6l'.'. WIN MRS MRS cornwall
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James UntE, , Wn2 "a aPpIeu lor ADMIT mt
lance 10 the Ohiteu states navy at Bur
Ilhgt0h laSt week mas Deeh accepted
ana mas oeeh or1ereu 10 Ihe naval
training station aV newport II, l.
The regular meeting of the Woman )
AuXlliary 10 the M =; a. was held
at the nome OF MRS. Ear FROST on
south Fieasant street MONDAY after
noon ana there was goou attendance
The Missionary Society of the Con-
gregational church will hold thank
offering meeting in the vestrY of the
church Tuesday, November n, at 9p.
m. Leader, Mrs. A. W. Dickens.
Joseph Calvi returned Monday from
the hospital in Burlington much i'm
proved in health, following his recent
operation for gall stones. He is grad.
ually resuming his duties at his store.
President Thomas of the College ad-
dressed the Woman's Club of Bellows
Falls last Tuesday afternoon, and that
evening spoke to the Mems Club at the
Congregational church there.
M;ss Ethel Rartlett wbo for sovor
wars has heen Pras;dant Tbomae' MI
yata Secretary and Who racentIv 70.
s;gnad her nosition will Lava r..
marrow for Srmterville Fla wbere
she will spend the winter with her sis.
ter. Mrs. C. T. Baker.
I'd HARRINGTON of TaLe Drrmoro
sustained q fracture of his Ief+ Lao Wa,
oaoJ dow n;gbt 90 resu,t of otennir m1 ~
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