Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-05-24
MIDDLEBURY

Mrs, Clayton Ellis recently visited
friends in Whiting.
Robert Steel has entered the en-
ploy of the A. & p, store.
George Dougherty spent Sunday at
his home in Granville, NY.
I, II. LaFleur will deliver the Me
mortal address at Bristol Thursday
Miss Ruth II. Russell of New York
City is spending two weeks in town.
Prof. and Mrs, G, F. Virchow have
gone to their home in Boston.
Mrs. Frank LOOMS of Rutland is
visiting her sister Mrs Jerry Trudo.
Mrs George Caswell of Springfield
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs Earl A. Frost
Miss Marion Dana of New Haven
was a weekend visitor at AN. Browns
Miss Margaret Graham has gone to
Boston on a visit of several weeks with
her aunt.
DR.. P. E, insolvency of Burling-
ton was business visitor in town
Thursday.
Clifton Calhoun has gone to Hyde
Manor where he has a position for the
summer
Mrs, Ann Mcdonald of Pittsford
is visiting her daughter, Miss Minnie
Mcdonald.
Mr. and Mrs George Z. Stone of
Vergennes visited their son, HH. Stone
over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Forbush of
Oswego, n Y, are in town for a short
visit with friends.
James Dumas and a gang of pain
tiers and perhangers are working at
the Lake Dunmore Hotel
W +. Clement is assisting in the
store of George E. Marshall during the
absence of S. B. Aines.
Mrs, H. E. Colvin of Burlington
was a recent guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Crane of Seminary St
Mr.. and Mrs Manley have moved
from Court Street to the P. T. Gulley
house on Seminary street.
Mrs, Emma Cropsey of Waterford
~ Y. is spending two weeks with her
niece, Mrs Ebert B. Holmes
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lockhart of
Brooklyn, NY, are visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Brainerd Lane for a month
Rev, George B. Ilsley of Newton
Center, Mass, is in town on a visit to
relatives, He is stopping at the Addi-
son House.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Amidon of
Rutland have arrived in town for the
summer and have rented rooms on
Court street.
Miss Ruth and Miss Mildred Del
phia have gone to Rouses Point, NY,
where they have secured positions for
the summer.
Prof William S. Burrage and fam
lily have gone to Long Point, Lake
Champlaln, for an outing at their sum-
mer cottage
Arthur n Brown and son, Fred
who are working on the state barn at
Windsor, were Sunday visitors at
their homes here.
Mrs. Cyril REUTER- of Rutland and
c. ]. Shackett who have been visiting
their mother, Mrs. Frank Trudo, have
returned to their homes.
Mrs. F. NJ Lee of Lincoln, who has
been spending few days with Mr.. and
Mrs. Harris Philips has returned home.
Mrs. Lee who is in her Slst year is very
active and we'll preserved.
Richard H. Buffum, who graduated
from the college two weeks ago, has re-
ceived his call in the draft and Leaves
for Camp Devens from his home town,
N. H., tomorrow.
Leonard Lavonche of Schenectady
N. Y, who has been visiting his uncle,
Isaac Lavonche, for few days, has re-.
turned home and will in a few DAYS
join the national army as an electrical
engineer.
Mrs. Kate Mills and daughter, Bea
trice, left Wednesday for Boston to
make short visit, after which they will
go to Manchester, NJ H., for two weeks,
returning home by way of Montpelier
and Burlington.
Raymond Benedict, son of Mr.. and
Mrs RS. Benedict, who recently passed
the civil service examination, has been
appointed by Col Comings as deputy
custom inspector and assigned to duty
on the Canadian border
The curtailment of railroad service
has led an unusually large number of
travelling statesmen to resort to the
automobile this summer Nearly every
day considerable procession of sales
mems cars may be seen passing along
The main roads.