Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-12-13
MIDDLEBURY

Mrs Edward Canucllv /, 1h'e to
be out after o long illness,
Mrs {. II. Cottrcll has gone TO
Brookline to visit her sister, Mrs
Stewart Andrews
Arthur W Eddy LETT Wednesday
for Burlington where he Will enter the
Mary Fletcher hospital for treatment
Miss Stella Wooster who las been
confined to her home on Elm street is
able to be out after a two months, ILL
ness
Mrs. Charles Severance, who went
last Thursday to the Mary Fletcher
Hospital for treatment is greatly i'm
proved
Miss Elizabeth Nolan who under.
went an operation at the Fanny Alien
hospital in Winoosk two weeks ago.
has returned.
H f. JOY who has been i'll with
rheumatism for two weeks is reported
somewhat improved and he hopes to
return to his store next week
/ Miss Louise Robertson entertained
a few OF her school friends at her nome
on Pleasant street Monday evening in
honor OF her seventh birthday
Miss Gertrude Perkins, a senior at
the college, was called to her home in
Hardwick Saturday by the death OF
her sister, Joyce, of pneumonia
--Donat Gingras has returned to his
home in Turner's Falls, Mass, after
visiting at the home Of his aunt. Mrs
William Dumas on Court street
Mr. and Mrs. Warden Wells and
Frank Rowe leave Monday for Day
tona Beach, Fla where they will
spend the winter
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Paige and
daughter, Marion, have gone to Bridge
port, Conn, after visiting Mrs Siscily
Sargent for two weeks,
Mrs Robert A. Healey of West
Chesterfield Mass, who has been
spending several days with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs Marshall I. Butter.
field has returned home
Mrs. J F. Novak, who underwent
/ successful operation at the Fanny
Allen Hospital last week is improving
rapidly Mr. Novak and his daugh-
tiers spent Sunday at the hospital with
her
The iron lion which Col. Ilsley
some years ago placed in front of his
barn on Washington street, and which
has been a landmark in that vicinity
disappeared last night; some one evil
IDENTIFY having stolen it, but there is no
knowledge of who the thieves were.
Mr.. and Mrs H. L. Lazarowitz
have been called to Vergennes by the
serious illness Of her sister, Mrs. Max
Fishman Miss Dorothy Lazarowitz
of New York is here at her brothers
home on Elm street to spend the holi-
days
Edward Forest and Walter Brown,
who, for the past year, have been on
the transport Won Steuben, have re-
turned to their ship in New York af-
ter a short furlough spent with their
parents These two boys have made
II transatlantic trips in the Won Steu-
ben
The Middlebury Inn has heen
closed for the winter. The owner,
Mrs. John H Sargent, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Dennis McHugh have moved to
the Sargent house for the winter aud
Mr. and Mrs Marshall T. Butterhed
have moved to the Miss Della Bar
rows house on Elm street.
AT the annual meeting of the
Young Woman's branch of the St.
Stephens Auxiliary, Dorothea Rey-
nolds was elected president, Gladys
Cartmel, vice president Murricl Wit
tum, treasurer and Emily Willard,
secretary The officers of St. Hllda's
Guild for the current year are: Miss
Hoyt, president; Florence Willard,
vice president; Helen Stilphen, treas
urer.
The first study meeting Of the
Music Department of the Woman's
club was held Wednesday afternoon at
the residence of Mrs. H. L. Cushman
The subject "Slav Music" was treated
by Mrs. E. J Wiley with piano illus
trations Slav Folk songs were sung by
Mrs. P c. Voter, Mrs. A. y. Barter
and Mrs A. w Dickens, and instru-