Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1919-04-04
MIDDLEBURY LOCALS

Dorothy Walker of Proctor recent
ly visited few days in town
Philip E. Crane has been in Ticon
deroga the past week on business.
Mrs. Harry Cushman returns today
from visiting friends in Montpelier.
Miss Jennie Eddy has gone to Cliff
ton Springs, N Y, where she will make
her home.
Ransom R. O'Bryan who has been
confined to the house for a week with
the grippe is better
MILFORD Danyew is moving his
family from Weybrdge to the Shea
house on High Street
William Naylor and family Of this
village are moving to the Britell farm
- Weybridge
The Music Department of the Wo-
mans Club meets today at the home c
Mrs. c. l. Button
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Elmer and
daughter, Jane, of Sandusky, o, are
visiting relatives here
Mrs. Kathryn Clarissy has return
ed from Montpelier where she has been
the guest of Mrs George Farr.
Mr. and Mrs Harley Lane have
moved to the Dickinson house on High
street recently vacated by Henry Zero
Miss Rena Flaherty, who has been
spending the past few days with Miss
Genevieve Burns, has returned to Bur
lington.
Mrs. Gideon E Abbey, who went
to the Fanny Allen Hospital in Win
ooski last week, underwent a successful
operation Saturday.
Earl L. Pelsue of the naval medical
reserve corps, who has been spending
10 days in town, has returned to his sta
ton at New London, Conn
Miss Catherine Shea has returned
from New Bedford, Mass, where she
spent the school vacation with her
brothers, Frank and Robert, and sister,
Mary.
Mrs. F. R. Garvey has returned
to Bristol after several weeks in town
assisting in caring for her father, Peter
LaRoque, who has been very ill., but is
now convalescing.
The ninth of the series of Baptist
nights will be held in the parlors of
the Memorial Baptist Church next
Monday evening and will be in charge
ot the men, who are arranging a pro-
gram. t
Miss Hazel Cassidy, a graduate of
The University of Vermont, who had
charge of the Mddlebury public cam.
ng kitchen last summer, has been ap-
pointed home demonstration and eco
1omics specialist for Chittenden coun-
-y Miss Cassidy has moved from her
home in Hinesburg to Burlington and
already taken up her work
DIR. Philip E. Mellen and son. Rich
ard, arrived home from Manatee, Fla.
saturday afternoon where they have
1een spending the past three weeks with
Or Mellens parents DR. and Mrs. L.
b Mellen. Mrs Mellen stopped at
Deerfield, Mass, to spend a few
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dex-
Ter Hager
The Inauguration Of daylight savings
Taught few people unawares last Sun
lay morning, and one amusing case was
hat OF the organist at the Congrega-
-ional Church. Prof l. J Hathaway
who is ordinarily at the choir rehearsals
At 10 o'clock, failed to put his clock
ahead, and forgetful of the change he
vas not on hand until II o'clock, when
he found the congregation waiting for
lim to open its services.
Miss Mary A. Steele, daughter Of
Geo. Steele Of this village and Jose Gou-
azalez Munendez were married at the
parsonage Of St Stephens Episcopal
,hurch Saturday evening at 8 o'clock
~ Rev Ebert B. Holmes The bride
vas given in marriage by her father.
After short wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs.
Munendez will reside in Middlebury
where Mr. Munendez has a position
With the Hortonia Company.
The burial of Robert G.. S. Blinn,
whose funeral was held Saturday after
noon, took place Tuesday afternoon in
Prospect cemetery at East Middlebury
in consequence Of the very
,ad condition of the roads. The bear
RS were Charles J. Mathews, George
L. Chaffee, Arthur L. Hinman and W
Fred Hammond Of Middlebury, Horace
D. Payne Of Bridport and Alfred Payne