Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1919-01-31
MIDDLEBURY LOCALS

Philip E. Crane has gone to Bos-
ton on a business trip
Miss Anna Abbey of Burlington
spent a few days with her father
George E. Abbey this week
Harry Cobb, travelling salesman
is in town for few days with his fam
lily.
Miss Isabelle Hebert has gone to
the Pittsford .sanitarium where she
will undergo treatment.
Mrs. Malvina Hodges of Walling-
ford is here to visit the family OF her
brother, Charles Smith.
Mrs. Harry Anderson of New
York City was the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. c. Taber this week
Mrs. Charles H. Westall, sr, has
gone to Chicopee Falls, Mass, on a
visit to her son, James Westall.
The Federated Fair Association
will hold a meeting with Mrs. H. B
Hagar at three O'Clock this afternoon
Mrs. Henry McMaster and two
daughters, who have fbeen seriously
ill for the past two weeks, are recover
ing
Miss Olive Barter has gone to
Hartland, Me. on a visit of several
months to her sister, Mrs. Grace Mon
ahan.
W. A. Tennien, student at the
Montreal Seminary of Philosophy spent
Wednesday with his sister Mrs. c. O.
Frost
Mrs. Emily Eddy is ill at her home
on North Pleasant street. Her sJn
Eugene Eddy of Wallingford, is visit
ing her
Attorney Walter F. Fenton OF
Rutland, who has been in town for two
days on legal business, has returned to
that city.
Mrs. Charles Bristol and daughter
of Vergennes, are spending few days
with Mrs. Bristols mother, Mrs. Peter
Shackett
The Misses Ora and Irene Filion
went Tuesday to Brattleboro where
they will visit their brother Hector
and family for a week.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Goss of Flor
ence will move to this town this week
Mr.. Goss has position as cutter in
the finishing shop of the Vermont Mar
BILE company
The Misses Rena and Grace Mack
Gladys Shackett, Cynthia Billings, and
DR.. and Mrs. R. c. Goss spent the
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Lasher at Happy Valley Farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E Clement have
closed their house on North Pleasant
street and have taken apartments il
the Ira H. LaFleur house on the same
street where they will reside for the
rest of the winter
Mr.. and Mrs. Felix Liberty enter
tanned about 100 friends at their home
on Weybridge street Tuesday evening
Music, dancing and card playing were
enjoyed and light refreshments WERE
served.
The funeral of George c. Norton
was held at the undertaking rooms o
Arthur J. Blackmer Saturday after
noon at 2 o'clock. Rev. Henry c. New
ell, pastor of the Congregational church
officiated and the bearers were Edward
Higgins, Walter W. Martin, William
H. Baldwin and Joseph Calvi Bur
ial was in the West cemetery.
George N. Shambo has on eXhibi
ton in his store window several wa
relics consisting of a camouflaged Ger
man helmet, a leather cartridge case
gas mask and carrying case and al
extra can of chemical for use in tn
gas mask. The articles were sent hom
by Napoleon J. Desjadon, who is serv
ing with the 302nd light artillery II
France.
Letters have been received thi
week from Dr. and First Lieut.. Harr,
William Burns, who has been wit
the expeditionary forces in Europe TO
the last year and a half, stating tina
after a hard months march his com
mand on the 18th day of Decembe
arrived at Runie, Rheinfels The Ger
man letter press on one OF the lette
heads describes this place as a splendi
castle at or near St. Goar, built i
1245, and destroyed by the French i
1897.
Mrs. J R. Renfrew, who was
guest of Mrs. Ira Pond at Phelps Coo
lihan's on South street last week, wa
on her way from Texas to her home
East Berkshire. Her husband, d
Renfrew, who was former veterinar
here and who enlisted in the army, hi
decided to continue in military life, an
Mrs. Renfrew will join him soon
Texas. He is a first lieutenant OF ii
veterinary corps with the 53rd Fiel
Artillery, now stationed at San Al
tonic.
d. d. G.. P. William H. Duncan
Burlington, came to Middlebury MOI
day evening and installed the Office
of Addison encampment No. q, l.
O.F. He was assisted in the work !
Grand Marshal Gideon (. Abbey
Middlebury The officers for the con
ing year are: c. p, Erving Perkin
H. P, Nelson A. Goss; S. W., S.
Hobbs: S, Melvin E. Damon; trea
urer, Charles F. Rich; J. w. M.
Grady. first w. Gideon Z. Abbel