Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-02-22
MIDDLEBURY

Mrs, George Nj, ,7landcy is i'll at
her home on High street
r. w, Manley has cone on a hus-
mess trip OF several DAYS to Boston and
other places
Mr., and Mrs, Harv Nassau of
Mortified are visiting Mr. Nassau
parents, Mr. and Mrs Fred Nassau,
Mrs, Eugene Smith NJ Rutland Is
spending a few DAYS with her parents,
Mr., and Mrs A, b Smith
Moses S, Roberts OF Ticonderoga,
~ Y, is visiting his iather-in-law
Joseph Blaise,
William II, Stokes Of the Middle
bury garage and Enrol Gotham left for
Albany, n, Y, Tuesday noon for a
business trip Of several days,
Miss Lillian Durfey has gone to
Burlington on visit 10 her mother,
who is a patient at the May Fletcher
hospital
Mrs, Dora Wing of Baltimore Md,
is in town visiting her brother, Prof
/, ] Hathaway and her mother, Mrs,
Elizabeth Hathaway,
Charles Shackett. no has been
visiting for the past week with his
mother, Mrs Frank Trudo, has re-
turned to West Rutland,
Mrs, p, l.. Dillon and daughter
Miss Kathryn Dillon have returned
from Florence where they spent Sun
day with Mr., and Mrs BENJAMIN J.
Wimett.
Cards have been received from
Clarence Cole. who recently enlisted in
the United States aviation corps, stat
ing that he was with the oath avia-
ton squadron, Kelly Field, No. B.
South San Antonio. Texas,
Russell Duncan. who has been Wis
iting his parents, Mr. and Mrs, G., J.
Duncan, went Saturday night to
Hoboken, N. J, where he will rejoin
his boat
The first Lenten sewing meeting OF
st, Stephens church was held at the
home of Mrs. William, i. Bentley
Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock
Willis N. Cadv. master Of the state
Grange, went to Vergennes today
and take part in the celebration of the
anniversary of the Vergcnnes Grange,
Mr.. Cady being on the list of speakers
Paul Dow left Saturday for Mana
tee, Fla, where he will ioin his par
ents, who have been there for several
weeks, and will remain there the rest
of the winter,
Miss Genevieve Elmer OF Wake
field, Mass. is visiting her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Horace Elmer Miss Elmer is
teacher in the high school at Wake
field which has closed for a short time
on account of the fuel shortage.
Word has been received of the
marriage of Miss Helen Snnms. Mid
dlebury College II to Arthur Vaughn
II of Orange, n. J., who is a Lieutenant
in the L. s. Reserves now stationed at
Camp Devens, Aver. Mass. Mrs
Waugh is the daughter of Rev, and
Mrs, Thomas Simms. former residents
now of Gorham. Me.
Major d. NJ. Shewhiooks. NJ. R. c.
spent a few DAYS last week with Mrs,
Shewbrooks at the home of her par
ents, Dr.. and Mrs. ". II. Sheldon.
Major Shewbrooks has been ordered
from Fort Riley, Kansas, to the T. S.
Military Academy at West Point, N,
V, as instructor i'll sanitation and hv-
giene
Judge c. A. Chapman of Ferris
burg returned this week after having
attended the Turf Congress of the
National Trotting Association at the
Murray Hill hotel in New York.
The subject of uniting with the Ameri-
can Trotting Association. which had its
headquarters in Chicago, was brought
up again, and a committee was APP
pointed to confer with a similar COM
mittee from the American organiza-
ton to confer over the matter of
amalgamation Addison County was
we'll recognized at the meeting. since
the Association paid Judge Chapman
the honor of making him chairman of
the rules committee
News was received Friday even
ing of the sudden death of Louis La
Bounty, of Guydrop Neb,. who was or
his way home from that place to Gar
land, Kans, where he had been to visit
his daughter. Mrs L. c. Christofferson
In some way he fell from the train and
was killed. He is survived by his wife,
one daughter, and two sons, Ashland
and Harold LaBountv o. Guvdrop.
Neb. three sisters, Mrs. Darwin
Grant of Salisbury. Mr.. Frank E.
Elliott of Hague. N. y. and Mrs
George Pierce of Worcester Mass, two
halfsisters, Mrs Frank c DYER of
Middlebury and Mrs Nora Rivers of
Montreal, a half-brother, Ray Bou-
dreau of Toilette, III a brother. Elijah
LaBounty of Middle6urv Mr. La
Bounty was a former resident of Mid
dlebury, having left here about 40
YearS ago.