Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-05-17
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the Northern Baptist Association which
is in session this week He will rep,
resent the Memorial Baptist Church Of
this village at the meeting
Oscar Crosby OF Bradford Is here
10 visit his daughter-in-law, Mrs Jennie
M Crosby, and his granddaughter, Mrs
Marion Cutting, at their home on
Franklin ST.
lanes Condor who has been taking
course OF instruction with the Atlantic
& Pacific Tea Company in Rutland
will in a few days assume charge OF the
company's store here,
Mrs, James Alger who has been
caring for her sister, Mrs, Ellen Sears,
has returned TO her home in Bristol,
Fred Taylor is seriously III with
pneumonia al his home on Seymour ST.
Miss Marjorie Martin iseaTing for him,
Mr.. and Mrs, Burley Sears OF Bur
lington are parents al a daughter, Eliza
beth Kathryn, born May TO-
Mrs. Fred Dwire is caring for Mrs.
Mary Shaw, who recently returned from
the Mary Fletcher Hospital
Word has been received here OF the
birth OF a daughter 10 Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Hughes Of Rochester, n, " on
Monday last,
There will be a meeting OF Otter
Creek Lodge, No 80, Knights OF Pyth'
las, in the Battell block, this evening
at s o'clock,
Arthur Kenworthy has bought out
the electrical business which has been
carried on by Walter w Calhoun who
has gone to the training school at Bur
lington,
Alfred ], Wimmett Of this village
who has been clerking for some time in
a store in Pittsiord, has gone TO Albany,
n. Y, where he has a position in the
Office OF the Standard Oil Company,
Mrs. James Farrell, who has been
visiting her parents, Mr., and Mrs
Patrick Mcmahon, has returned to
Rutland
Mrs. Emily Eddy is i'll at her home
on North Pleasant Street,
George W, Mead was in Rutland
last evening for the annual dinner OF the
Spanish War Veterans OF
Camp Harold Foyles, OF which he was
past commander He acted as toast
master Of the dinner, which was held at
the Hotel Berwick, and at which 30
members were present,
Mrs. Mary Caswell and daughter,
Frances, left Wednesday for Springfield,
Mass, where they will visit Mr., and
Mrs. Dane d, Jackson.
Miss Carrie Noonan has returned
from business trip to Troy,
Miss Sadie Bullock has resigned
her position at the Tom Ellis store on
Seymour Street
Mrs. II. T. Warren is visiting at the
home of her grandson, Warren Hold
ridge, in Mediord, Mass,
Miss Anna Sullivan is at Crosse
Point, Lake Champlain where she will
spend the summer,
Mrs. Jerry Trudo is i'll at her home
on South St,
Word has been received here from
John W Thompson, grandson OF W. /.
Cady. that he has 1een discharged from
the hospital in France where he has
been with a wounded ankle. Thompson
sailed with General Pershing's first fleet,
Mrs. William f. Bentley, who has
been visiting for two months with her
parents at Mooer's Forks, n, y, has
returned,
"A daughter was born Saturday to
Mr. and Mrs. Forest Benson at the
home of Mrs. Benson's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. William LAUDER, Sr, on Wey-
bridge street,
Mr. and Mrs. James Martin were
weekend guests Of his mother, Mrs.
Catherine Martin in Florence.
Prof. Raymond H, White, Prof.
Perley c. Voter and Prof. Arthur r,
Davis accompanied by Rev. Ebert B.
Holmes left Monday for Lincoln where
they will strike the Long Trail" for
FIVE days hike north, passing over the
top OF Mt. Mansfield, The men are
for wet weather with oil cloth
ing and each carried a thirty-pound
pack in case some of them get hungry,
A consignment of seven cans con-
tanning $4,000 brook trout fry and two
cans containing 5000 lake trout fry, all
from the IT, S. Government hatchery at
Pittsford, arrived in Middlebury on the
noon train north Monday. They were
taken charge of by members Of the Adj
olson County Fish and Game League
The brook fry were distributed in the
brooks of Rpton and Salisbury and the
AXE trout fry were planted in Lake |
Dunmore.
Deputy Commissioner Frederick S.
Pease of Burlington was in town Tues
day for factory inspection, visiting the
Vermont Marble Company's mill, Mid
dlebury Electric Companys station,
The Register Company's plant, and
other industries.
Miss Eileen Banning has gone to
Hartford, Conn, where she will spend
the summer.
Mrs. Theresa Brunnell of Medford,
Mass, visited her sister, Mrs. P E.
Dillon during the week,
Mr.. and Mrs. B. w, Newton of
Forestdale have returned after spend
ing some time here with friends.
Miss Isabelle Bristol has gone to
Brdport where she will spend the sum-
mer with Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Payne.
The Misses Ruth Ferguson and
Margaret Forest have gone to Hartford,
Conn, where they have each secured |
positions
Mrs. Louis Brousseau has returned |
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