Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1919-05-02
MIDDLEBURY LOCALS

Mrs Daniel Mccormack of Airing
Ton is visiting relatives intown.
Philip Forrest has entered the EN-.
ploy of Gorham & Sons as delivery
man.
Mrs. R F. Pinney attended the
funeral of George ~ Roberts in Shell
burne Monday.
Miss Nellie Meehan is clerking
for James Condor, manager of the To-
cal Atlantic & Pacific store.
Henry Wilson of Lockport N. Y.
is visiting Mrs. Wilson who has spent
the winter here.
Miss Ethelynda Tucker Of Ipswich,
Mass is guest of Prof. and Mrs
Lewis ]. Hathaway.
Mrs. Raymond H. White and son,
Allan, have gone to Detroit, Mich, for
a visit of several weeks
John Signor underwent successful
operation for appendicitis at the Fanny
Allen Hospital Monday.
DR.. R. c. Flagg leaves today for
New York City to spend ten days or
two weeks at postgraduate work there.
Roscoe J. Smith of Ticonderoga, a
well known apiarist, has sold e. swarms
of bees to Philip E. Crane, of Middle
bury.
William L. Cady, who has been
spending the past winter with relatives
in Hartford, Conn, has returned IN
town
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Smith have re-
turned from a visit of several DAYS
with Mr. and Mrs E. O. Aldrich of
Cuttingsville
-tClayton Shores went Friday to
Whitehall, N, Y, returning Saturday
with truck load of furniture for Mr..
Matot of Shoreham.
Dennis Mack has severed his CON
nections with the Gorham & Sons mar
ket and will conduct an auto hack dur
ing the summer.
Mrs. c. o. Frost was in Burlington
Tuesday to visit her father, J. E. Ten
MEN of Pittsford who is at the Fanny
Allan Hospital for treatment.
-Gorham Bros. who recently pur-
chased the old Severance house on
Weybridge street have men at work
putting it into condition for occupancy.
Raymond Bruya and Philip Cal
houn, both members of the 302nd Field
Artillery, who have been overseas since
July, arrived home last evening from
Camp Devens Mass.
Theron w Crane, who has been in
town for few days to visit his brother.
Fred c. Crane, returned Monday to
Mass, accompanied by his
brother, who will undergo an opera
ion at Boston hospital
Charles Haugh of Middlebury col |
ege, who has been serving in an am
1ulance corps on the Italian front, is
n town for junior week. Mr.. Haugh
wearing an Italian war cross.
Sheriff George Farr of Bristol took
earl Woodward to States prison at
Windsor where he will serve not less
han three years nor more than four
ears for burglary of the Hubbad store
II Granville.
Arrangements have been made for
special train for the baseball game
between the University of Vermont
nd Middlebury at Middlebury tomor-
ow, Leaving Burlington at lis p. m.,
nd returning Immediately after the
anne.
Mr. and Mrs. F w. Bacon of High
treeN were the recipients of hearty
congratulations and numerous gifts
rom friends on Thursday, MAY /, the
ccasion being the forty-second ami
ersary of the marriage OF Mr.. and
irs. Bacon. Several friends from
brandon were present
Mr. and Mrs. r. S Benedict, who
loved to Proctor Yesterday, were Civ
n pleasant surprise on Monday
vening when they were invited to
he Baptist Church and there found
xty of their friends assembled to do I
lem honor at a banquet The Rev
!. E Whittemore presented in behalf