Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-06-07
MIDDLEBURY


Mrs, Joseph Carron has returned
from Wallingford
John Woods of Burlington spent
the weekend in town
Harold Farnham OF Cream Hill /,
visiting friends here,
Mrs, L, r, Andrews is the guest oil
Mr. and Mrs, E, L. Jones,
J w, Adams Of Burlington was
here on business Wednesday
Mrs. W. L, Dayton and son, Earle
are visiting relatives in Bridport.
John Stoddard has gone to Spring
field, Mass on a two weeks visit
Mrs, Damon Champagne of Bur.
lington is visiting relatives in town,
-Datus Rice and friend of Mont
pelier are in town for fey days,
RS, Benedict of Burlington was at
his home here during the week,
-EX-Presdent Brainerd is slowly re-
covering from his recent severe illness
Lawrence Bssette has entered the
employ Of the Standard Oil Company
Miss Mary Kane has returned from
Burlington where she spent the winter
Prof. f, w, Cady is spending the
week in Wilmington and Island Pond
Louis Hope went Sunday to Hyde
Manor where he will act as clerk dur
ing the summer,
Paul and Hubert Trudeau have re-
turned from Rutland where they visit.
ed relatives
Mr. and Mrs, r. ]. Foster have re-
turned to Sudbury after a short visit
in town,
Winfield Brown has gone to Sud
bury where he has a position at Hyde
Manor
Rev, and Mrs. II. c. Newell are
spending two weeks in Three Rivers,
Mass.
Major E, A. Tobin of the army
service has been transferred to
Waco, Tex,
Miss Marion Smith has purchased
OF Harry Hayden his Morgan driving
horse, Hazel,
DIR. Brainerd Kellogg was guest
OF his cousin Ransom Kellogg in Shore
ham last week
Miss Grace Mack has returned
home after visiting Mrs, Susie II.
Pelsue in Rutland.
Harry Grosvenor who has been
quite i'll at the home of his sisters is
slightly improved,
Miss Margaret McGrath has re-
turned to Mechanicsville, n. Y, after
visiting friends in town,
Mr. and Mrs, NJ. ]. McNaughton
and family and Mrs. L. o. Allen have
gone to Lake Dunmore and will occupy
the Braley cottage for four weeks.
The William P, Russell Post and
Circle will hold their regular meeting
Tuesday evening at 7:30 O'Clock at
their rooms in the Dyer Block.
Mrs. c. S, Martin and daughter,
who have been visiting at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Martin, have re-
turned to their home in Ferrisburgh
James Calhoun of the U, S. Navy,
who has been in town for ten days Wis
iting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs, Robert
Calhoun has returned to Ellis Island
Mrs. Fred Barrett of Worcester,
Mass, is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Kidder. Mr.. Barrett re-
turned to Worcester the first of the
week
George Sheltus who is in training
at the Mary Fletcher Hospital, is at
the home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Sheltus for a three weeks va
cation
-Edwin n Holmes who was physi-
cal director at the college a year ago, is
now i'll the service at CampTravis, San
Tex, while Mrs. Holmes is
making her home at 10l Rowland Aven-
lie, Kansas City. Holmes for the year
past has been director of athletics at
Lawrence College, Appleton, Wis
The Rev. and Mrs. Roy E. White
more, DR.. and Mrs, Howard L. Averill,
Prof. and Mrs. Raymond Mcfarland
and Mr. and Mrs. r. S. Benedict have
returned from Starksboro, where they
attended the annual meeting of the
Addison County Baptist Association,
which was held in that village Tuesday.
Mrs. Isaac Sterns Mrs. Ebert B.
Holmes, Mrs. Henry A. Dumas and
Mrs. E. E. Rich, accompanied by Rev.
E. B. Holmes, went to Milton
Wednesday to attend the Burlington
district meeting of the Woman's Aux
liary to the Board of Missions, which
vas held in Trinity Church in that
own.
-Sergt. Dan o. Mason, who has been
With Company c, 504th Engineers Ser
Jice Battalion of the American Expe-
iitionary Forces in France, has OBJ
aimed a transfer to the division of Gas
Defense, according to a brief note re-
'eived from him by his mother, Mrs
Maud Mason, matron at Hepburn Hall
Mason had from his first entry into the
ervice desired to get in the gas service
IS he had good training in chemistry
md was fascinated with this work.
ust what his duties are is not known
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