Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-08-30
MIDDLEBURY

Frances, OF CastletOn, were III town
Thursday to attend the funeral OF Mrs,
Clinton Smith,
Miss Mildred Giieather who has
been spending the past three weeks with
Mrs Thomas Burns, has returned to
West Rutland,
Rev, G, NJ. Moody and family, who
have been on an automobile trip
through Massachusetts, and New York
for two weeks have returned,
The Memorial Baptist church will
resume morning worship Sunday with
sermon by the pastor, followed by the
Observance Of the Lords Supper,
Mrs, Lewis Hanfeld who has been
i'll the past few weeks was taken yes
terday TO the Fanny Allen Hospital,
where she will undergo an operation,
Mr., and Mrs, Allen Nelson and
daughters Of White Plains, N ], were
guests OF Dr. and Mrs, p, L, Mellen
Sunday,
Mr., and Mrs, W, R, Spear Of
Portsmouth, N. H., have rented the w.
A. Atwell house on Court street, having
come to educate their children,
Mr., and Mrs. G. E. Marshall and
their guests, Mr., and Mrs Carroll Stew
art and daughter have returned from an
auto trip to Fort Ann, N, Y,
Mr., and Mrs, Peter ], Hincks and
family have moved from Pleasant street
to the Mrs. Ellen Wright house on Col
lege street, which he recently purchased
The Memorial Baptist church will
resume the morning worship Sunday
with sermon by the Pastor followed
by the observance of the Lords Supper
Mr.. and Mrs Chester F, Lansing
and daughters, Emma and Lucy Lam
sing Of Auburn, N Y, are spending
a three weeks vacation in town,
Capt. Nathan r. Caldwell Of the U.
s. medical corps, stationed at Fort Ogle-
thorpe, Ga, is spending few days
with Mr., and Mrs Floyd Reese.
Mrs r. M. Mckinney left yester-
day for New York City in the interest
of her millinery store, Mrs, Maud Mar
shall, who was trimmer last season, will
return this fall. Miss Clara Bruya is
at the store during Mrs McKinneys
absence.
Mr.. and Mrs, Ransom R. O'Bryan,
their daughter, Mrs Grace Brown, and
the latter's son, Boyd, will move Octo-
Der LIST from the Perkins house on
South street to the house lately vaca-
ted by the Rev, John Evans Bolds on
South Main Street
Mrs. Marion Hooker, who has been
spending the season at the summer
home of her daughter, Mrs. Prentiss
Hoyt in West Addison, has returned to
Worcester Mass. She was accompanied
home by Mrs, Hoyt.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Dumas and
daughter, Beatrice, Mrs. Anna Dwire,
and Miss Jessie Narcotics are camping
at Lake Dunmore, Misses Estelle La
vonche and Irene Lavonche OF Science
tady, N Y, spent a few days with them
the first of the week.
Miss Lulu Woods has accepted
position in Chestnut Hill Academy, a
private school for boys, at Chestnut
Hill, Pa, and will leave Sept. % to be-
gin her duties. Since accepting this po-
sition Miss Woods has received an APP
pontment to a clerkship in Washing
ton, d. c.
The New York Herald of August
2S contained a notice of the death of
Lieut. Townsend Young of Ossining N.
Y, who was killed in action in France
on July 49, Mr. Young will be remem-
bered by Middlebury people as fire.
quent summer guest at the Addison.
Walter Z. Hubbard of Brattleboro
who has just given up his editorial po-
ston on the Brattleboro Reformer and
Vermont Phoenix, was in town Wednes-
day, He is planning to spend month
at Rangley Lake in Maine and then is
to enter Y M. c. A. work overseas.
Miss Grace Mack left Friday for
a ten days vacation which she will
spend with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ken
needy in Newport, r. l. Mrs. Kennedy
was Miss Rachael Murdoch, former
resident of Middebury,
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Carpenter and
three children of Rutherford, N. J,John
Avery and two children, and Miss
Maude Avery of Montpelier End L. M.
Carpenter of Wells are visiting at the
home of Edward Severance.
Mrs William Preur and daughter,
Grace, have returned after spending two
weeks with relatives in Lowell Mass
While there they visited their son and
brother, Fred Prieur, who is at Camp
Devens, a member of Co. d, 73rd In
fantry.
Letters have been received at the
his home in Medford Mass, from Lieut.
George Chapman Scott, Co. B, 18th u.
S. Infantry nephew of Col Thad M.
Chapman who was recently reported
as severely wounded in action on July
IS. He was shot through the right
thigh by bullet from machine gun,
and his wound although not dangerous,
will probably keep him in the hospital
for several weeks. The unit to which
he belongs was hurried from Picardy ito
the Marne salient, and after an all-night
march, arrived at the front just in time
to go over the top when the Franco
American offensive was started, about
day-break on July Is. Lieut.. Scott was
wounded at $50 A. NJ, when an ad
vance of about six or seven kilometers
had been made and the third "objec-
tive" of the troops had been almost
reached After bandaging his wound