Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-06-21
MIDDLEBURY

Mrs. William Warren OF Spring
field, Mass, is visiting her sister, Mrs
Wilbur Hamilton,
Herbert Peacock has gone TO Bos-
ton with a pair Of driving horses Tor
Elerton James Of that city
Mr., and Mrs, b, ], Ouimette and
daughter Agnes OF Florence were Sun
day guests OF relatives IN town,
Mr. and Mrs, Moses LaBombard
and daughter, Jessie, OF Whitehall, ~
Y, are in town for a two weeks visit
with friends,
Mr. and Mrs William Bessette and
Thomas Bessette have returned from
Burlington where they visited Mr. aud
Mrs James Austin
Mrs, c, o, Frost spent Sunday at
her parents home in Pittslord where
her mother Mrs. ] l., Tennien IS seri-
ously III with heart trouble
George Sheltus, who has been Wis
iting with his parents, Mr., and Mrs,
Herbert Sheltus, has returned to work
at the Mary Fletcher Hospital,
Bread Loaf Inn opened Tuesday
with half a dozen out OF town guests
and a number OF Middlebury people
present at the first dinner table
Prof. and Mrs, Raymond II, White
and son, Allen, left Wednesday by auto
mobile for Camp Ahola at Fairlee Lake
where they will spend the summer,
Mr. and Mrs George Lockhart,
month with Mr. and Mrs, Brainerd H..
Lane, have returned to Brooklyn, NY,
Mr. and Mrs, Ransom h, O'Bryan
have gone to Starksboro for visit
with Mr.. and Mrs, George O'Bryan and
will go from there to Bethel for a few
days visit with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
OBryan,
Cards have been received in town
announcing the marriage OF Arthur I,
Sullivan, formerly OF Middlebury, and
Miss Margaret Helen Cronin in Bel
mont, Mass, last Sunday, After a short
wedding trip, Mr.. and Mrs, Sullivan
will reside at No, 81 Center Street Dor.
chester, Mass,
The ladies of Middlebury are TO
have a social gathering at the Grange
Hall Wednesday evening for the bene'
fl of the Red Cross. An admission
fee OF 25 cents will be charged; dancing
and card playing will be enjoyed; ice
cream and cake will be served all for
the price above, All are invited to
attend
The local doctors are now using
paper bandages in their business, the
war. time demand for gauze being great
er than the supply The Register re-
porter saw a box of these paper ban
dages Yesterday, and was invited ia
test the strength of them, They are
made out of crepe paper with unusual
strength and elasticity and will appar-
emily serve the purpose OF bandage
just as well as gauze
News was received this week OF the
death of Mrs Sarah Hill Hubbard
wife of James NJ Hubbard OF Boston
both of whom have spent many sum
mers at Bread Loaf She died at Bos-
ton June ID, in her 10Th year, and !,
survived by two children, son, Pau
II. Hubbard and. a daughter, Mrs, Rob
ert Rantoul. James NJ, Hubbard has
for many years been an editor on the
staff of The Youths Companion,
Mrs. Paul c, Cornell who is re-
membered here formerly as Amelia
Trudo, sister of Jerry Trudo, is the vic
tim of diamond robbery for which
Harold Hearst is now on trial in the
Bennington County court Mrs. Cor
nell, whose husband is proprietor OF the
Putnam House in Bennington, missed
her Jewels from her room at the hote
last August. Hearst, who was the bel
boy at the hotel was suspected for the
theft, but since he was drafted for the
army there was some delay in his prose
caution, He has now been brought from
Camp Devens, to answer the charges