Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1919-06-20
MIDDLEBURY LOCALS

MlDUAEDUNl LUVAuD
Miss Anna Wood spent Wednesday
in Vergennes.
+ Mrs. Amos Wilson was at Lake
Dunmore for a short stay this week.
Rev and Mrs. Roy Whittemore
were in Burlington Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Jones have
returned from Bolton where they visit
ed for several days,
Miss Harriet Gaudet of Bristol ha;
taken a position in the millinery store
of Mrs. R. NJ Mckinney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur ] Blackmel
have gone to their cottage at Lake
Dunmore for the summer.
George s. Farr, sheriff Of Addison
county, has appointed NJ. Edison Day
of Ripton as a deputy sheriff
Mr.. and Mrs. James Martin have
returned from a short visit with Mrs
Catherine Martin of Florence.
Charles n. Powers of Bennington
is in town on a visit of several day,
with his aunt, Miss Lucy Tinney
Prank McHugh of Hartford Conn.
is in town tot spend short vacation
with his mother, Mrs. George McHugh
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Crane and
two daughters of Brattleboro were week
end guests of Mr.. and Mrs. {. Z
Crane.
Miss Anna Abbey, who has been
spending few days with her father
George E. Abbey, has returned to Bur
lingtOn.
The local Red Cross society has
moved from the old bank building near
the Addison House to the Y M. C. A
rooms in the Battell block,
The feed store of D. H. Ntzhugh,
and the Star Mills will join with the
other stores of the village in closing
Thursday afternoons during July and
August.
Rev. R. c. Flag of Ashland, Wis.
is in town to spend the summer with
his SON. DR.. R. c. Flagg. Mr.. and Mrs
IL. B. Howard of Westford are also the
guests of DR.. and Mrs. Flagg.
Ernest Goss, who has been spend
ing a short furlough with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Goss, has return
ed to Camp Devens. Mr.. Goss has
been serving with the American army
overseas for a year and a half.
milford Burt, and daughter Lett
tia, of Oswego, N. y, and Van Dwight
Burt of Saratoga, n. y visited Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph W. Calhoun this week
They returned Wednesday accom-
panied by Mrs, Calhoun
The members of St. Stephens par
ish will enjoy a picnic to Moosalamoc
Park Lake Dunmore next Thursday
The party will meet at the church d
1880 o'clock and each person Will iur'
nish their own lunch.
-Linwood B. Law has gone tC
White Plains n. V, to serve tins sum
mer as an advance agent for the Com
munity Chautauquas, a position similar
TO one which he tiled last year he
will return to college next fall.
The Chautauqua committee has ap
pointed Mrs. Llewellyn Fisher OF Eas'
Cornwall Lewis Drolette OF Wes'
Cornwall and NJ T. Wolcott OF Bird
port as ticket agents for their respec
tive towns, and tickets may be obtained
through them
The adjoining lawns of Allan Cal
houn and Prof. L. ]. Hathaway made
pretty scene last Friday evenin'
when the Woman's Club staged an let
cream festival there. Weather wa
ideal for the event and S26 was nettet
from the enterprise to go toward tn
District Nurse Fund.
William Farrell, jr, who, for sew
eral months, has been clerking in
clothing store at Hanover, n. H. ha
resigned his position and has moved hi
family to this village, where he ha
employment as clerk in the clothing
store of Clayton NJ. Hanks.
Capt. Fred B. Miner, who has beef
lin the army medical service stationed a
U. s. General Hospital at Lakewood 10
many months, has received his dis
charge and is visiting in town and at hi
old home in Bridport, and is here par
ticulaply for the Commencement festivi
ties.
The Rev. Arthur s. Burrill OF Bos
ton. representing the Pilgrim Memoria
Fund of. the Congregational Church
which is a nationwide campaign t
raise S5OOO,OOO as a foundation of tn
old age annuity insurance for retiring
ministers is concluding a several weeks
tour of Addison County in the fina
campaign to complete the local quota
of the fund and reports much success
In Middlebury the quota is $500, abou
$500 of which was raised at the star
of the campaign and the balance o
which will be raised during the mex