Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-08-02
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Ut, lltlHtnWhY ul MhHNHNnlNl was az
10, c, Phelps on Thursday the 2ith,
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest LaFoy are the
parents Of son born Friday the 25th
Mr. and Mrs James Norton Of Bris-
tol visited Mr., and Mrs, C. J Blair sun
day,
DR.. and Mrs, Y, IL Coffee are enter
tanning their cousin Mr.. Mulqueen, L
IS, N,
Dr. Knowles and family Of Brandon
were visitors at George Aliens Friday
Of last week,
Mr., and Mrs II L Hack spent We'd
nesday and Thursday OF last week with
relatives here
Mr.. and Mrs o. s, Wisell spent the
week end with Mr. and Mrs. Fordyce
Wisell in Rutland,
Mrs, Barnard Walker and Mrs Fair
man Of Benson were recent guests Of
Mrs, c, w, Bodhsh
Mrs. Eva Cuts and Miss Alice War
rem were guests Of Mrs, {, !, Button
in Middlebury Monday
Mrs. b, L. French was a Brandon Wis.
jtor on Friday and Mrs, NJ b, Wilcox
was visitor there on Saturday
Mrs, y, W. Doane and daughter
Grace, Of Burlington were with friends
here from Friday till Monday,
], L. Williams killed black snake in
! front OF his house on Monday which
measured three feet eight inches.
Mr.. and Mrs, II, /. Keller Of Ticonde-
roga. n. Y, were Sunday guests OF Mrs
Amanda Warren and daughters,
Maurice Carberry Of New York City
is for week with his brother, !. ID,
Carberry at his summer home here,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Delahantey OF
Rutland spent Sunday with Mrs, Della
hantey's mother Mrs. Addie Dumas,
Thomas Chamberlain in the employ
of the HEM Pickle Co., Of New York is
visiting his sister, Mrs, Thomas Barron
Miss Marion Bessette returned home
Saturday after several weeks spent with
friends in Ticonderoga and Port Henry
IN. Y.
Tohn Clark and family and Walter
Beebe of Pawlet were Sunday guests OF
Mrs. Clark's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II
ID. Branch
Mr.. and Mrs J. O. Raymond have as
guests their daughter, Miss Helen, and
their son, Charles and family, all OF Fit
Edward n, y,
Miss Ruth Wilcox who has been
spending her vacation with her mother
Mrs. NJ. B. Wilcox, returned on We'd
nesday to New York City
Dr. Dewey and Miss Leland OF Mid
dlebury and Mr.. and Mrs, r. {. Young
took motor trip to Schroon Lake, n
V, on Monday,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Conway and
Miss Ileen Conway were in Fair Haven
Sunday to attend the funeral OF their
cousin John Quinn.
At a meeting of the members OF the
Congregational church held the eve
ming Of the 18th it was unanimously vot-
ed to raise the pastors salary from
81 GOO to $1,000 per annum.
Rev. and Mrs. L. NJ. Isaacs and two
children left Wednesday morning for
their annual months vacation Mi
Isaacs spends his time this year in y
IN. c. A. work at Fort Ethan Allen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Smith and
daughter, Betty, who have been for a
week with Mr. Smiths parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. l.. Smith, returned on Satur-
dav to their home in East Orange y. !
Thomas Conway of the Albany Bust
ness College returned to Albany on sat
urday after passing the week with his
parents Mr. and Mrs. J +. Conway. He
is to report for duty in the U.S,A, some
time this week
Arthur King and James L. lulu,
responded to the draft call on Tues
day Mr.. Julius went to Ft. Slocum and
Mr. King to Syracuse, where he will
receive training to be fireman or guard
at some port of embarkation
Mrs. A. c. Young and son Cushman
returned last week with their guests MIR
and Mrs. Spicer to their home i'll Ft
Edward, n. y. They also visited friends
and relatives in Greenwich, Saratoga
and Glens Falls before their return
home on Saturday,
Allan Skinner who has not been max
ing satisfactory gains i'll health went
Thursday afternoon to the Rutland
hospital for treatment. He was accom-
panied by his nurse, Miss Maude Leon
ard and his mother, Mrs. ]. +, Skinner,
ID. L. Wells taking them in his car
Miss Marion Bessette who received
highest marks in the recent eXamina-
ton in Church History i'll which the
Jr. Christian Endeavor Society have
been taking a course under Rev. l.. Nj
Isaacs, received as reward very nice
Bible. Miss Maude Blackmer who
ranked next highest received New
Testament in modern speech.
The Red Cross Chapter held rally
and election of officers at the town hall
on Saturday evening Vim. A. Jennings
presided. Mrs. Russell of Middlebury
head of the County Organization told
of the work and aims of the society and
Hon Ira H. La Fleur of Middlebury
gave the address of the evening The
following are the officers elected for the
ensuing year; President, w, A. Jen-
nings; president, d. A. LeDuc;
Secretary Miss Fannie Brown; treasur-
er, w. N. Lewis; Chairman of Work
Committee, Mrs. c. M. Cooke; Chair
man of Finance Committee, Thomas
Barron; Civilian Relief, Mrs d. Cain.