Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-06-07
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lington Saturday,
Mr., and Mrs, Y, Boulia spent Tues
day in Rutland,
Mrs Eva Thomas has returned from
visiting in Brandon
George Doane has returned from
Raquette Lake, N, Y,
Mrs Emily Rogers Of Middlebury
Is visiting Mrs, G, l., Smith
Mr.. and Mrs, J. Cain attended the
circus IN Rutland on Monday
A. W. lIill and party of Burlington
were at his farm here Sunday
Mrs S, w Jones Of Brandon was a
recent guest at J, c, Thomas
The towns service flag 0 IS lSit, ha,
arrived and will be hung soon,
Miss +, Eliza Sessions OF East Mid
dlebury Is a guest at G., L. Smiths.
Mr. and Mrs, Robert Eddy Of Poult-
ney spent Sunday with his people here
Mr. and Mrs, J, NJ, Stevens went
Tuesday to spend several days in Peru,
n, Y,
Mr. and Mrs, f. G., Murphy Of Fair
Haven spent Sunday with relatives
here
Mrs, ] A, Gregory entertained Mrs,
Rolln Birchard OF Hortonvle on
Thursday OF last week,
Mr. and Mrs. II, /. Keller OF Ticon-
deroga were for the weekend with Mrs,
Amanda Warren and daughter
Childrcn's Day will be observed at
the Congregational Church next Sun
day with appropriate exercises
Miss Zoa Brookins visited at her
home in East Middlebury on Thurs
day and Friday Of last week,
Mr. and Mrs, r. c. Young left on
Saturday for Ann Arbor, Mich, where
they will be guests of DR., Dewey,
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Delahantey of
Fair Haven visited Mrs Delahantey s
mother, Mrs, Addie Dumas on Sunday,
Miss Marguerite Munger, who has
been for week the guest of Miss Mary
Wilkinson in Burlington, has returned
home,
Mr., and Mrs Arthur King have
moved from the L. o. Bascom farm and
are living with Mr. and Mrs George
King in the village,
Mrs Alice Root and son, Bert, Mrs
Julia Brown, Mrs. o. S. Doans, and
Mrs Dorus Saunders were Ticonderoga
visitors Tuesday,
Mr., and Mrs II, d, Branch after
spending the week in Pawlet with their
daughter Mrs John Clark, returned
home Saturday,
Rev, L. NJ Isaacs exchanged pulpits
Sunday with Rev Woodbridge of Yer
gennes, Mr. and Mrs. J. E, Williams
accompanied Rev. Isaacs.
DR., T, H. Hack and family of Proc
tor were here on Sunday. DR.. Hacks
parents, Mr. and Mrs II. E. Hack, re-
turned to Proctor with them.
a motor party consisting of Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Allen of Granville, n. Y,
and Newton Bond of North Adams,
Mass, called on Mrs sc, Bull Sunday.
DR.. V. II, Coffee went to Elizabeth
town, n Y, on Tuesday where he at
tended a meeting Of the Essex County
Medical Society as a guest of Dr. J.
p Cummings of Ticonderoga,
Mr. and Mrs N, w. Wisell, T. w
Wisell and Benz. Dickinson were in
Rutland Tuesday Mrs. Charles Wisell
who has been with Mr.. and Mrs. F. !.
Wisell for week returned with them
Mrs Cora Garfield who has been Wis
iting her parents, Mr. and Mrs, |. W
Steadman, was recalled to her home in
Schenectady, N, Y, by the illness of
pneumonia Of her son, Robert,
Miss Susan Ladd after spending a
week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs
Charles Ladd, has returned to Bellows
Falls where she has position with the
Vermont Farm Machine Company.
Mrs, Mary Johnson who has been the
guest of Mrs. Martha Bull and Miss
Williams went Monday to Whiting
where she will visit friends before re-
turning to her home in Albany, n Y.
Miss Alice Warren and Mrs. J. Z.
Skinner motored on Tuesday to Rut-
land to bring home Mrs. SINNERS son,
Allan, who for nearly five months has
been i'll in the Rutland hospital. Miss
Maude Leonard of the hospital came
with him to care for him.
r. NJ Ryan, with James Cronin
motored Sunday to Burlington to see
Miss Mary Ryan who is at the Fanny
Allen Hospital making a satisfactory
recovery after an operation for appen-
dicitis P, ]. Sullivan accompanied Mr..
Ryan to Vergennes where he spent the
day with relatives.
At st. Paul's Church marriage banns
were published for the first time on
Sunday for Leo Ryan and Miss Irene
Swenor of Whiting and for William
Desorda of Sudbury and Miss Ida
Ryan Mr.. and Miss Ryan are children
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ryan of North Orwell
The town hall was we'll filled on the
afternoon of Memorial Day and the
program given in last weeks issue was
satisfactorily carried out. Special men
ton should be made of the singing by
the Arthur Trio and the two whistling
solos by Harold Arthur A letter
from Commander J. Roberts states
that but half an haur previous to the
exercises, the speaker, Col. Barker of
Boston, received telegram telling Of
his mothers being victim of an auto
mobile accident and not expected to
live and urging his immediate return.