Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-01-18
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Frank J Donahue OF Middlebury
has recently begun the survey Tor a
map OF Florence, South Carolina, for
the Sanhorn Map Company OF New
York
The winter term Of the high and
graded schools began Monday after
A three weeks vacation. The extra
week added to the vacation period will
be made up by pupils attending school
five SATURDAYS.
Tho frreraI If Mrs Mary Marshall
was held NJ the nndcrtaking narlore
of Arthur I. Blackmer Saturday after
noon at 3 O'Clock. Burial was in the
family lot in the West cemetery
1oh, r CtoLos u,ho bos hoon ana ~
the Vermont conscripts at Camp Dew
ems for two months, has been dis
charged from service for physical dis
abilities and is now here at the home
of his mother. Mrs. Anna Stokes
William NJ. Molonev of New York is
in town for two weeks as an instructor
in the operation of the latest model of
Linotype machine which was installed
at The Register Office this week Miss
Anna Sullivan, who for many years
has been one of the Register compost
tors has been taking course in a
Linotype school in New York and will
shortly take over the operation OF The
Register machine a large number OF
interested llleildS nave calleu TO IN
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Inc postponed annual meeting OF
tne Lanes ana society OF the Metho-
dlSt church VIII be held with Mrs
George Reynolds tuesday afternoon
81 Nv y o''oN
James Oney' VINO IS serving in the
! nited states navy IS nome on a short
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Fhillp Lafleur, VINO recently enlist
ca =; III .'e oillteu states aviation corps
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S%r a'''''o'' camp '' Dan A"'o'iio'
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p 1920 ,i't' '1 J0' az 'pe"' "Aon''dy IN
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N, ,, toote has purchased 100 acres
OF heavily timbered land at Lake Dun
more and expects to begin cutting
timber and wood at once.
An interesting musical program and
recitauons will be given by the Mid
dlebury Suffrage Study Club on the
evening OF January 25th at P. M. at
the nome OF MIS-. T.. NJ. Saun-
ders An admission fee of twenty
cents will be charged for the Suffrage
y. M. {. A. fund. Members and their
friends are cordially invited.
Thomas Wright has gone to Put.
nam, N. Y, for a two weeks visit with
his cousin, George Wright
William Coto hos nono 20 vo.n.,
nee 70 snond T faY, S SIT ~ ntiSen-
sistor NJ E1,1o DIV P".- "reN' VIII" MS
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MT ana Mrs Phlip r. Crane have
returned from months trip to New
YORK. Boston and Suncook, N. II.
The Middlebury Suffrage Study
Club will meet at the home of Mrs.
Lewis ]. Hathaway on January IS at
o. NJ l.