Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1919-07-25
MIDDLEBURY LOCALS

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visiting friends in East Middlebury'
Miss Frances Fenton of Poultney
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. W. B. At
wood.
Miss Stella Sawyer OF Randolph
is a guest of Mrs. Thomas Bessette OF
Seminary street.
Robert D. Hope, assistant treas
urer of Middlebury College, is enjoy
ing his annual vacation.
Mrs. Matthew G. Graham is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Frederick PEN
steil in Enosburg Falls.
Miss Marion Meanwhile OF wal
lingford, has entered the employ oil the
local telephone exchange
Mr.. and Mrs c. NJ Hanks at
tended the funeral of Mrs. Patrick
Welch in Brandon, Wednesday morn
ing
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Andrews of
Brookline, Mass, are visiting MIS-
Andrews mother, Mrs. Mary Bond on
Seminary street.
Mrs Harry Youtt and four children!
Anita. Harry, Locrina and Dorothy, Oh
Brookline. Mass, are visiting MIS-
Fisher Turner.
Mrs George Wade and Miss Ber-
dena Hickok, who have been visiting
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Cook, returned
home Wednesday,
Major and Mrs D. NJ. Shewbrooks
who have been visiting Mrs Shew-
brooks mother, Mrs. W h. sheldon
went Tuesday to Lake Sebago, Me
Mrs. W. H. Duncan of Burlington
who has been visiting in town went
Wednesday to Nashua, N. H., where
she will spend some time with TRENDS
Miss Helena and Miss Louise Car
nenter of Enosburg Falls are visiting
for week with Prof and Mrs. Arthur
w Eddy. Miss Helena Carpenter IS
former student at Middlebury COZ
lege. having graduated with the clasS
of 1914
Mrs Theresa Brunell, who has
s,ent the past two months visiting neF
s;star Mrs P. E. Dillon, and friends in
burlington her former home, went
Tuesday to Foxsboro, Mass, where s4e
will spend the winter with her son. L.
W. Bruneu.
Word was received here this week
from Worcester of the birth OF daugh,-
Ter Univ Is. to Mrs. Cory n. Atwood,
vile of the late c. n Atwood, VINO uieu
rarentlv in Worcester and who former
" conducted the c. n. Atwood clot"'"S
store in Middlebury.
Word has been received by Fro,
fessor Myron R. Sanford, secretary OIL
the Middlebury College War service
Committee, that three more OF lhe
COLLEGE men have been discharged !lU M
the service. They ae Corp Harolu N
/ Davis II, Richard H. Buftum lo' ana
Howard p. Nelson excl Nelson VINO
was sergeant of an aero squadron
a. the time of his discharge, was a
visitor at the College this week a, ana
eaid he intended to return IN the IAN
/ Director of State Institutions
Tohn z. Weeks reports that he has oeen
fortunate this year in giving the Doy,
and Urls at the State Industria! Sch9o
in Vergennes unusual opportunities lol
The nroDer care of their teeth. Dr' y ar
limo who was employed for the mrs.
time this year by the state lor qeHlA
linspection among Vermont schools ma
Ibeen engaged to spend the whole sum
mer at the State Industrial Schoo
where already in the past ioul "eeA
he has treated $50 boys, and IS taxing
great interest in this work. Inc only
extra expense to the School Is the COS
of materials.
Mark D. Batchelder, who over o
wears ago attended school in Middle
bury, and who is now in the street-ca
advertising business with omces a
hPeoria H., was a visitor IN towI
Tuesday. and also was the guest
Ibis wife's cousin. Henry K. William
lin Bridport. Mrs. Batchelder was
Bridpom girl, Mary Williams MI
Batchelder was a caller at The Kegs
ter Office where it was disclosed tina
during his boyhood days ne began HI
career as a publicity man here by pub
Fishing at this office a small MONTH.
Juvenile magazine. Our America
Youth" six numbers Of which had ap
peared with some prospect OF success
lust before he moved to the west wher
he enteredT the advertising bushes:
He now has the street-car advertising
privileges for large number OF cite
in the central uasteru states.