Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-11-29
MIDDLEBURY

Mr.. aud Mrs, Charles Grandy are
visiting relatives in shoreham
Mr., and Mrs, c W Page Of Aus
able Forks N, Y are visiting relatives
aud friends in town.
Ezra Brainerd, IT,, Of Muskogee,
Okla, is visiting his father DR. Ezra
Brainerd
Miss Anna r, Abbey Of Burling
ton Is in town for a few days with her
father, George +. Abbey,
Mr.. and Mrs Edward P Cushmau
have gone to Plattsburg, N, " TO visit
at the home Of Mr., and Mrs Clay.
Miss Abbie Hartman has return
ed to New York after visiting her par,
ents, Mr. and Mrs A S, Hartman,
Miss Elizabeth holland has gone to
the Fanny Allen hospital at which in
stitutou she recently underwent an
operation
Charles p, Smith has returned from
Wallingford, where for some weeks he
visited his sisters, Mrs, Malvind Hodges
and Mrs, b {, ingalls,,
Mr.. and Mrs, Tobias G. Oney have
returned from Rutland. where they were
called by death Of a brother OF Mr..
.Oney,
Mr., and Mrs, Arthur J. Blackmer
have gone to Hudson Falls, N, " to
visit Mr.. aud Mrs Archie Campbell
Mr.. and Mrs, Rudolph Nettles OF
Boston are parents Of a daughter, born
November 90, Mrs, Nettles was Miss
Alice Smith OF this town,
--Sergt. Clayton Ellis of TUFTS Col
lege, Mediord, Mass, came Wednes'
day to spend a four days furlough at
his home here,
The Sophomore military hop at Nc.
Cullough gym on Thanksgiving eve was
well attended and enjoyable affair,
Music was furnished by Calhoun's or
chestra
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ Swift Of
Crosse Point entertained large party
of relatives and friends yesterday at
a Thanksgiving dinner as has been the
custom for many years at the Stew
art homestead Mr., and Mrs, Swift ex-
pect to leave Monday for New York
and will later spend the winter in Flor
ida
Richard II Buiium, graduate OF
Middlebury College last spring former
editor of the Campus writes from
France that he is now with Battery F
3O3rd Field Artillery, and that he is en-
thusiastic over the work which the War
Service Committee under Prof, Myron
R. Sanford, is doing for Middlebury men
in France
The search which has been main.
tanned for the body OF Robert Fitz'
patrick, -year-old son of Mr., and
Mrs. Arthur Fitzpatrick of New Haven,
who is supposed to have fallen into
New Haven river during the high water
OF last week, has been OF no avail
Parties have patroled the river in boats
and on the bank, A large party work
ed all day Sunday in an effort to To-
cate the body by the aid OF graphing
irons but met with no success.
The nineteenth annual conference
of Vermont Chapters of the d. A, r,
which was to have been held at Mid
dlebury last month, but which was post
poned on account of the influenza, will
be held at Burlington next Wednesday
All daughters are welcome, Mrs Lee
Roy c, Russell, regent of Ethan Allen
Chapter, and Mrs J. H. Stewart, past
regent will attend from Middlebury al
so probably will Mrs. H. B, Hagar and
Mrs. Ransom Benedict,
The annual meeting Of Middlebury
grange, No, 49, P, of H., was held
Friday evening The reports of the
officers were read and showed the or
ganization to be in good condition
The following officers were elected for
the coming year: Master Frank J.
Hubbard; overseer, J, Earl Dewey;
lecturer Miss Mary Cady; steward,
Charles A. Lyman; assistant steward,
John W. Hammond; chaplain, Homer
NJ Balm; treasurer, Harry L, Hunt;
secretary, Mildred Hunt gatekeeper,
Charles Cady; Ceres, Mrs. F. J Hub
bard Pomona, Mrs. Carl Barton
Flora Mrs Mary Bissette; lady assist
ant steward Mrs John w Hammond