Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-07-26
MIDDLEBURY

Willis N, Cady has returned from a
business trip at Montpelier,
r, p, Seymour will spend next week
on vacation, visiting in Bellows Falls,
Mrs Martha Nash Of Cambridge,
Mass, Is in town to visit Prof, and Mrs,
F. n, SWEET
Miss Florence futile Of Columbus,
o. was the guest Tuesday OF Mrs.
Grace Church,
Mrs, May b, Taylor Is having her
business block on Main street repaired
and newly painted,
Mrs, Thayer Townsend and daugh.
ter have returned from Brandon, where
she has been to visit her parents,
Mr. and Mrs, George S, Wright and
son, George, Jrp OF ST. Albans, are Wis
iting relatives in town and in Wey,
bridge
Prof Charles B, Wright has return.
ed from several weeks visit to his home
in Akron, o., and will be in Middlebury
for the remainder OF the summer
Mr. and Mrs, w. +, Bentley and
family have gone to Moores, n. Y, for
a two weeks visit with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs II, l., Cushman and
son, Robert, are spending two weeks at
the Vittum cottage, Lake Dunmore,
Beatrice Hubbard is spending sew
eral days in Whiting visiting at the
home OF her uncle, Carroll Hubbard,
Miss Della Seeley of Rutland is
spending a vacation at the home OF her
parents Mr. and Mrs, Charles Seeley.
Miss Elizabeth Wright and her
mother Mrs, Susan Wright, have re.
turned from motor trip to Springfield
Mass
Mrs. Mary Caswell and daughter
Frances have returned from Springfield.
Mass where they have been for several
weeks
E NJ. Saunders and family and
Mrs, Kate Price and daughters go
to camp at Lake Dunmore Monday for
two weeks,
Fred Boyce Of Munroe street is
suffering from the effects Of snake bite
on his right leg just above the ankle.
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Capt Bertram L. Marshall, son of
George L, Marshall, and graduate of
MIDI, class of 9j is now stationed at
the base hospital, Camp Jackson, $. c,
DR.. Brainerd Kellogg who has been
stopping at the Addison is visiting his
son, Frederick, at Fishers Island, y. y.
ly the same number of men will be
called in July, or about 1000 men.
DR.. Earl C. Cushman of Brooklyn.
\. y, is at the home of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs o. H. Cushman. Mr..
CuShman has spent the past month
with his aunt, Mrs Frank Ruff in St.
Louis, Mo.
Randall lockwood, son Of Mrs F
L, Hooker, who is now in Chile, has
been called to Valparaiso for his medical
examination for service, He was the
61'th Englishman or American exam.
ined by the board.
The Rev, and Mrs. c. NJ. Moody
have gone on an automobile trip to Me.
chanicsville, NY, and other places in
that vicinity on visit to relatives. and
his pulpit in the Methodist Church will
be filled by the Prof Frank W. Cadv of
this village
Mrs, FEE. Hooker returned Thurs.
day from Schenectady, where she Wis.
tied her daughter, Mrs. Ralph Holmes.
She was accompanied home by her
Florence, who will re-
main until her parents arrive to spend
short vacation here.
The second of the series of illustra-
ted talks on "The Development of the
Arthurian Stories" will be given in room
two of the Old Chapel at 7:3O this eve
ming by Dr. Thomas G.. Wright of Yale
University, who is head of the English
Department of the Summer Session.
The public is invited
Nelson Signor, an employe at the
Middlebury plant of the Vermont Mar
Die Company, had the toes on his left
DOT badly injured Wednesday while at
work handling large block of marble
The block became overbalanced and
pinned the mans foot to the floor. He
vas taken to the Office of DR.. S. s. Eddy
md was later taken to his home.