Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-11-08
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Mr. and Mrs Joseph Forest have
closed their home on Weybridge street
and have gone to Hartford, Conn,
where they will spend the winter.
The Womans Club will hold their
first meeting in the Sigma Kappa rooms
Wednesday evening at o'clock The
Music Department will have charge Of
the program,
Mr. and Mrs p, Z Dillon, and
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Butler and son,
Edward Of Cornwall were in Bristol
Wednesday 10 attend the funeral Of
Andrew Dillon
Mr. and Mrs. Louis b. Marbell
aud daughters, the Misses Flora and
Stella Marbell, who have been visiting
friends in this vicinity -for month
have returned to Pottsville, Pa
Miss Elizabeth c, McNula, a tea.
cher at Enosburg Falls, has returned to
her school duties after spending a few
weeks with her parents, Mr., and Mrs
M + McNulla on Seymour street
Mr. and Mrs, Paris Gulley who
have been spending the summer at
their home on Seminary street left
Monday night for Daytona Beach.
Fla, where they will spend the winter,
Mrs, and Mrs, Allen T. Calhoun
have returned from a visit to Mrs. Cal.
houns sister, Mrs John Powers of Pitts.
field, Mass, also Mrs Archie Madison
OF Albany, n Y, sister OF Mr., Cal.
houn
John Heiser OF New York who was
employed at the Register Office for
several months the past summer as
linotype operator has just recovered
from months illness with double
pneumonia, and is spending two weeks
Tor rest at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Mayhem, in Salisbury.
The state department of agricul.
lure and the United States department
u agriculture cooperating have granted
Horace Dow tuberculosis free accred.
ted herd certificate, for his herd of
guernsey cattle, Mr., Dow is one of
he first breeders in Vermont to re.
'eive a certificate Of this kind,
The picking Of the fall and winter
lpples in many large and small orchards
II this district was practically com.
'leted by the end of last week. The
harvest runs from about a half to two.
birds OF last years crop according to
iiiierent sections and the quality has
been OF the very best, Many hundred
'arloads have been shipped from here
o markets in various cities
Hugh Yates, son of Mr.. and Mrs
:, r. Yates, cut the little toe of his
eft foot while splitting wood at the
lone OF his parents on Washington
treet Friday night. The toe was split .
pen for the whole length, making
'ainful wound DR.. Robert c. Flagg .
vas called and took six stitches to
lose the wound 1t is thought the toe
an be saved
Walter B. McGuirk, who graduated
rom Middlebury college in 1913, has
cen commissioned lieutenant in the
ngneer corps and has been assigned
D headquarters OF the 9TH engineer
raining regiment at Camp Humphreys,
a, Lieut.. McGuirk is son OF Mr.. and
irs James ] McGuirk of East Wal
nglord. He was employed in New
ork by the National Casket company
lie left New York with the first con.
ngent that went from that city after
ar was declared
James Smith of Water street re.
eived word Sunday of the death of
is sister, Mrs. Mary Starks, in Platts-
urg, Saturday, at the age of - years
he is survived by the one brother and
NO sisters, Mrs Matilda Brown and
liss Augusta Smith, both of that city
he funeral was held in that city Tues
ay at nine O'Clock, with burial there.
lr Smith and his daughter, Mrs Eu-
me Shambo went Monday to attend
lie funeral
W Kent Kirby of Salisbury rece-
I'd word Tuesday of the death of his
-other, Varsil Kirby, at his home in
asin, Wyo, November ,, after a short
ness of influenza, He was 80 years old
I'd is survived by one sister, Mrs.
Larry Tozier of Greenville, S. c., four
Others, Roy Kirby of Long Beach,
al Clayton Kirby of Worcester,
lass, W, Kent Kirby of Salisbury and
'hitney Kirby of Ripton, and step
other, Mrs, Lizzie Brooks Kirby
Boston. Mr. Kirby was a former
sident of Middlebury and was born
Ripton, November 10, 1885, the son
Mr. and Mrs H. A. Kirby,
See Slader, Optometrist at the Sar.
mt Thursdar Nnunn,hnr Ii 1OEf