Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-11-01
MIDDLEBURY

Gushing Hill is confined \to the
house with an attack Of influenza
Mr.. and Mrs. A, ] Blackmar have
returned after visiting relatives in Bur
lington this wee.
B G. White Of Ogdensburg, N, Y
was an over Sunday guest OF his cousin
Mrs X NJ Mckinney.
A, W Carey who has been confined
to the house for three weeks with III,
ness, Is able to be about.
Louis Brousseau, who has been
employed for several weeks at Gouyer-
neaur, ~ v has returned
The Red Cross rooms will be open
again Monday, in view OF the liftng OF
the quarantine regulations,
Miss Margaret Hincks has resumed
her duties at Dyers store after four
weeks illness,
Mr. and Mrs, George p Gardner
and son, John, Of Augusta, Me- are
spending a few days in town
The Misses Lucy and Minnie
Shattuck OF Stamford, Conn, are in
town for two weeks or longer
Judge and Mrs Frank l., Fish, who
have been visiting their daughter Miss
Prudence Fish, have returned to Yer,
gennes,
Miss Alice Ryan, who has been for
several weeks at her home in Castle.
ton, has returned to town for an ex,
tended stay,
Repairs are being made on the BAT.
Der shop over d, s. Peases store, which
when completed will be occupied by
Jesse Boulia
Mr. StLouis and family have NOV.
ed from the Marble company's house
on Willard street to the Dyer block
on Main street
Mrs, John II, Sargent has gone to
HoHoke, Mass, having been called
there by the death of her brother,
william McHugh,
Miss Mary E. Halpin, a teacher at
Brushton, N. " is spending a short
vacation with her mother, Mrs p. 4.
Halpin on Shannon street,
Miss Elizabeth Tulley who has
been spending a two weeks vacation
with her parents, Mr., and Mrs J. b.,
Tulley on Washington street, has re-
turned to New York City,
Mr., and Mrs, John B. Ferguson
have started on their return home to
n. c., after a visit OF nearly
two months to relatives and friends in
different towns in this county.
Mrs Constantine and sister, Miss
Hattie Porter, who have been spending
The summer at the Porter home on
Pleasant street, left yesterday for New
York where they will spend the winter
William Moloney, former linotype
operator at the Register Office last
spring, who has enlisted in the naval
'eserve and is stationed at Newport,
R, l., was in town on furlough last
Friday.
C. A, Barrows of St Adams, re-
emily employed at Jerry Trudos bar
Ter shop and who is now in the same
business in st. Adams, spent a few days !
It his home in Bridport and in Mid
llebury this week.
There will be a meeting of the Edu.
ational Department of the Woman's
Tub at the High School building next
'riday at 3 p. NJ. All mothers of
hildren in Middlebury schools are cor
Tally invited to be present,
Mrs. J. K. Dyer and Miss Eliza
zee have returned from Morrison, Va,
where they were called several weeks =,
go by the serious illness of Mrs. Overs
on, Denzil Galvin's many friends here
re pleased that he is steadily improv-
ng.
Extensive repairs have been begun
n the exterior of the Sheldon museum
building on Park street, This building
ontains the very large collection got
ogether by the late Henry L. Sheldon
f this town, which is still maintained
S private museum with weekly open
ng days for the public convenience
Word has been received here of the
cath of Patrick Shea of pneumonia at
is home in Ticonderoga, N, Y, after
n illness Of three days, Mr., Shea was
former resident of Middlebury and at
ne time was a law student in the office
+ Judge Charles I. Button. Since leav-
ng Middlebury Mr. Shea has been a
member Of the police force at Ticonder-
ga, n. Y.