Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-11-15

cell IN Brandon
Mr. and Mrs, II c, Mead are spend.
ing a week N shoreham az the home Of
their son S, {, Mead
L l., Clark, J. {, Thomas, and r.
5, Young went Sunday to Goshen for
a few days deer hunt,
Mrs. A, A. Munger was in Middle.
bury on Saturday to visit her sister,
Mrs, Charles Needham
Mrs, Margaret Quinn has received
a card telling that her son John Quinn
has arrived safely overseas
Mrs, c. /, Stay and daughter Kath.
lten OF Burlington were over Sunday
guests at L, 4, Johnstones,
Wilson Clark OF Pawlet spent several
days in town last week, a guest at A
A, Mungers and at IL d, Branchs,
Mr. and Mrs. X. A, Han and daughter
Eleanor Of Port Henry, n Y, were
guests Sunday at the home Of X, S.
Hall
Hon, and Mrs Ira II, LaFleur and
daughter Miss Dolphine and Mrs San.
ford OF Middlebury were in town Tues.
day,
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil who have been
for several years employed on the W.
A, Jennings farm have moved to Crap.
hite, ~ y.
Rev, + A. Welch was in Shoreham
Tuesday evening where he spoke IN
Academy Hall in the interests OF the
United War Work
The Misses Alice Jennings and Eiiie
Phelps returned Saturday evening from
a week with Mr. and Mrs. L II. Hem.
inway OF Manchester,
Dwight Walker of the L. S. Mechani.
cal school OF Burlington visited his
parents, Mr. and Mrs, Hiram Walker
Sunday and Monday
Mr. and Mrs. George Needham and
little daughter OF Albany, y. V, are
visiting Mr.. Needhams parents, Mr.
and Mrs L, b. Needham.
Henry Purcell has been accepted for
service with orders to leave
this week for Fremont, Cal, for three
months in an officers training camp
Judge E. c. Mower of Burlington
spoke at the town hall Saturday even
ing in the interests OF the United War
Work Campaign. Official war pictures
we're also feature OF the evening.
Victor Lille son of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Lille who is not making a salts
factory recovery from his recent illness
Of pneumonia, was taken Tuesday to
Moses hospital, Ticonderoga to undergo
an operation on his lungs.
Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Root, Charles
Ladd, his daughter Susan and son, Mel
son, Kendall Ladd and Miss Theresa
and Henry Purcell attended the funeral
li Mrs. Robert Dodge in Fair Haven
saturday afternoon.
George Greenwood and A. II. Bel.
anger went Sunday to Vergennes to get
Mrs. Greenwood who has been there for
he past two weeks caring for her broth
r, George Laramy Mr., Larmy also
eturned with them.
Mr., and Mrs, Richard Lilley went 3
to Chester to visit their ,
laughter Mrs Archer and where they {
net their son, Leon, OF Mt Hermon,
Mass, who left on Monday to enter 7
military service at a North Carolina {
amp.
R. {. Brown has donated a fox skin q
the United War Work fund. The skin
be sold at the c. L. Hammond auc- h
ion Tuesday the 18th. The first two \
uyers to redonate the skin to the U
lnd and the third and last buyer keep a
lg the pelt. S
Charles E. Ray of Brandon under :.
'ent a serious operation at the Rut- :,
and hospital Saturday. Word has been :
eceived that there is no hopes of his !;
ecovery. Mr.. Ray has hosts of friends u
ere where he was born and grew to b
lanhood. L
Miss Shirley Smith who is to EN-
ark this week for France where she will
1gage in canteen work spoke interest
lgly at the c, E, meeting Sunday even
g; her subject being How a girl gets {
cross and what she expects to find
hen she gets there" {
Leon Stark and party experienced an ;
npleasant accident Sunday evening :,
! the depot road near c. w. Bodfishs
hen the Ford car in which they were y
ding, turned turtle. They had turned Il
1t for another car when one of the u
res blew out causing the car to cap D
le, Fortunately no one was much in a
red and the car, although somewhat /,
mined and bent, was not badly dam c
ed. "
An official telegram received Wednes- A
~ evening of last week announced b
e death in France on Oct 10th from Il
ounds received in action, of Private r,
AIRY Fitzgerald. He was the son of q
r. and Mrs. John Fitzgerald and was n
I'm in Orwell Feb. g. 1895 and has y
ent most of his life here. He was a -, ~
ldent during the year 1915 and 1916 u
the Burlington high school and was el
mpleting course at the Albany III
lsiness College when he was called 81
the colors. He entrained April 20, Of
Is and was soon transferred overseas. pl