Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-03-01
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Mrs Edward p Cushman has re-
turned from Pittsburgh where she
went to attend the wedding Of her cou-
sin, Miss Florence Clay,
Miss Doris Wright has returned to
her home in Benson after visiting for
a week with Isabelle Bristol,
Mr. and Mrs /, A, Webster OF
Whiting have announced the engage
mcnt of their daughter Christine to
Irving Eastman of St. Johnsbury, Miss
Webster is a member of the class of rs
at the college Mr.. Eastman is a mem
Der of the same class but is at present
serving in the United States Navy,
II, l., Cushman has gone to New
York and Boston to buy spring and
summer goods .
Mrs, Paige Potter Of Rutland was
a business visitor in town Wednesday
Mrs, John II, Stewart has returned
from several days spent in New York.
A, n Brown is spending the week
in Bristol on business
Charles Chapman Of Ferrisburgh
was business visitor in town this week
Miss Alice Warren Of Orwell has
been a recent guest of Mrs, Charles |,
Button
l.. A. Webster Of Whiting was a
weekend guest Of Mr.. and Mrs +. J,
Hubbard
M. T. Butterfcld of Burlington
spent a few days in town this week,
Mrs L. A, Johnson, who has been
spending the winter at the home of
Mr. and Mrs Charles L. Crane at 20
South street, left today for Passaic, n,
]. to spend three months at the home
of her sister there
George +. Cobleigh, Jr, returned
Monday to his home in Melrose, Mass
after visiting his grandmother, Mrs. b.
/. Flemming on Washington street
The next regular meeting of the
Ladies Missionary Society OF the Cong
regational Church will be held Tues
day afternoon at o'clock Hostess,
Mrs A. d. Wright subject, "Our Pill
grim Heritage; leaders, Mrs a. f.
Lambert, Mrs. George Haynes. and
Mrs. Charles Rogers
Miss Lettitia Calhoun has returned
to her school in Fair Haven after spend
ing the weekend at the home Of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Allan Calhoun.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Rice of Al
bany, n. y. spent the weekend at the
home of Mrs Rice's parents, Mr., and
Mrs. James Simon,
The next meeting of the Haw-
thornc club will he held at the home of
Prof. and Mrs w. S. Burragc Tuesday
evening.
DIR. W A. Dewey of Ann Arbor,
Mich, is visiting his son, Earl Dewey.
Mrs. NJ O. Prunier and daughter
have gone to Boston where they will
spend some tine
Mr., and Mrs. Edgar Blinn of
Meriden, Conn, have returned to Mid
dlebury and will carry on his fathers
farm the coming year
Miss Marie Champagne Of Fitch
burg, Mass, is visiting relatives in
town
John u. Woods left yesterday for
Burlington where he has accepted
position with the Chocolate Factory
IF that city,
Earl L, Pelsue has returned from
Newport, r. l., where he passed the
physical examination aud enlisted in
navy as a hospital apprentice, first
lass.
Mr. and Mrs, William Doudcll of
Shelburne are spending a few days
With Mr. annd Mrs. Thomas Colvin.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Higgins,
Who have been visiting John Higgins at
he Addison house have returned to
Arlington.
Mr., and Mrs. Arthur ] Blackmer
AVE gone to Boston where they will
pend a week visiting the automobile
how which opens today.
Mrs Randall Hammond OF Bran
lon is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. W. +
hammond at the government farm
Eugene Baker has leased farm in
and will shortly move his
amily there,
Clayton Ellis has resigned his posi-
ion at the f. A. Evans shoe store
md William Simonds who has been
Employed as clerk in several of the
ocal stores, has taken his place
Thomas Halpin of Worcester,
Mass is visiting his mother, Mrs.
Michael Halpin.
Miss Grace Prieur, who was taken
asst week to the Fanny Allen hospital,
from mastoid abscess, is
lowly improving. No operation was
necessary and Miss Prieur expects
o return home in a few days
Mr., and Mrs Harold Adams left |
for St. Adams where they
will make their future home, having
purchased a farm fully equipped near
hat city.
Erwin P. Perkins, who has been
Employed as clerk at the store of Allan |
calhoun & Son for several years, has |
esigned his position and on Monday
will move his family to the DR.. w. L.
Dewey farm east of the village and en-
age in farming.
Mrs. Grace A. Brown, who has
'een confined to the house for six
weeks, with an attack of the grip, is
bile to be out.
Mrs. Fred Taylor is ill with diph-
IBERIA at her home on Seymour street.
Mrs. L. w. Chambers of Burling-
on is spending a few days with her
arents, Mr.. and Mrs Erwin G. Piper.
Word has been received by Mrs.