Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-11-29
MIDDLEBURY

A light snowfall was recorded Mon
day evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Shores have
moved into the annex Of the Herman
Peck house on Elm st.
Miss Minnie Burditt, who has been
assisting in Red Cross work here sew
eral weeks has returned to Pittstord
Boyd Brown, son OF Mrs, Grace a
Brown, is confined to the house by in
fluenza
Edgar c. Brown has purchased OF
Mrs. Mabel Bowen the house and land
adjoining his property on North Pleas
ant street.
Mrs. Frank c. Gulley is spending q
few days with her cousin, Mrs. Charlie;
Wing of Bridport.
Mrs Fred Pfensteil and son, Ralph
are visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Mathew G. Graham.
H. D. Archer, who has been con-
fined to the house for week with an
attack OF grip, is able to resume work.
DIR. f. c. Sanborn has removed his
office from over the Middlebury Supply
company's store to 4 Seymour street
over the Myrick store.
Mrs. Nellie Woodward, who has
been visiting for several days with Mr.
and Mrs. Lee Palmer, has gone to her
home in Decatur, Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. James R. Cartmel
have gone to Basin Harbor, Lake
Champlain, where they will spend few
days at their summer cottage.
-Taylors restaurant, having been
closed for repairs, will reopen next Mon
day under the management of Mrs. l
M. Taylor and Mrs. A. J. Bissette.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph L. Parker and
children, Joseph and Miss Nora Par
kerr, of Littleton, NH, were in town
to spend Thanksgiving with relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Forest, who
have been spending the last month
with their daughter, Miss Margaret
Forest of Hartford, Conn, have re-
turned
-Four new names have been added
to the service flag of the Congregation
al church. They are John M. Thomas
Henry Thomas, Calvin H. Stearns anc
John R. Harvey.
Prof. w. E. Dawson, assistant
professor of English at the college, i:
at his home in Cabot for an indefinite
period recuperating from nervous ex
haustion.
John H. Heiser, formerly linotype
operator at the Register office, who ha:
lately been in government service at
Camp Mills, ILL.,, returned to the Regis
ter this week as pressman.
The organ recital previously an
nounced to be given tomorrow even
ing by Miss Marguerite Dyer at Mead
Memorial Chapel, has been postponed
probably until a week from tomorrow
C. L. Witherell has returned from
St Johnsbury where he attended ar
exhibition of the Vermont State Hor
ticultural society. Mr.. Witherell brought
home II first prizes and one honorable
mention. One of the prizes was for the
best collection and largest variety o.
apples.
Miss Margaret Mitchell only
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James Mitch
ell of Seymour street and Walter H
Shewen of Washington street wer'
married Wednesday morning at st
Mary's rectory by the Rev. T. J. Leon
ard They were attended by Mr.. anC
Mrs. Frank Dupois.
The signing of the armistice has pu
stop to the drafting of men for tn,
army and the local board is preparing
to go out of business. This will no
be cause for regret for Messrs. Cal
houn and Wainwright, and the doctor
who have had a tremendous amoun
of work put on them in the last yea
and a half, in addition to their regular
duties.
The board has received notice from
Washington that all records in con
nection with their work must be sealed
| by Dec. 9 and forwarded to some poin
! yet to be designated.