Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-07-23
MIDDLEBURY LOCALS

Willard Baldwin is guest OF
Mitchell Sullivan in Shoreham.
Mrs. Lewis J. Hathaway has gone
to St. Adams on a visit to her father,
Frank Upper.
Hugh Atwood has resumed his du-
ties in Stones Jewelry Shop after a
weeks vacation.
Miss Irene Burns has resumed her
duties in Hanfeld's Grocery after a
weeks vacation
Mrs, Elizabeth Jones of Boston is
in town on visit to her daughter,
Mrs. Allen T. Calhoun
Mrs. Stewart Andrews of Belmont,
Mass, is a guest of her mother, Mrs
Mary Bond
Mrs. L. J. Bruya of Barre is spend
ing few days at the home Of her
mother, Mrs. Napoleon LaPan.
The Steele house on South Main
street recently purchased by Middle
bury College is being raised and re-
paired,
Miss May Brislin, the district
nurse, has gone to East Clarendon to
spend a three weeks vacation with her
mother.
Mrs. Fred Phfanstiel of Essex
Junction is visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs NJ J. Graham. Her son
Ralph is with her
Miss Dorothea O'Bryan of Add
son is in town on a visit to her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs, Ransom R.
O'Bryan
Mrs. w. S. Huntley has returned
from Lyndhurst Va. where she at
tended the wedding of her son. Win
field s. Huntley
Raymond C. Goss, D. V. S, at
tended the convention of the Maine
Veterinary Association in Portland,
Me, last week.
Fay A. Evans has moved from the
Ross house on Court street to the
Burke tenement on High street which
was recently remodeled.
Mrs. Nettie B. Law and Mrs.
John E. Stiles were called to Morris
vile on Wednesday by the death of
their father, S. R. Bracket
DIR. Louis E. Hope of Middlebury,
who has for the past year been prac-
Using with the firm of Bixby & Stew
ems, Dentists, in Ludlow, Vermont, has
recently bought out their business
Mrs R. D. Worden of Ravena, o.,
is in town on a visit to her brother,
Earl E. Pelsue. Mr.. and Mrs. Irving
Thomas, who have been spending sew
eral days with Mr. and Mrs Pelsue,
have returned to Burlington
Mrs Eben c. Ryder is spending
the week in Saratoga, N ", where as
a delegate from the local Congrega-
tional church. she will attend the Sun
day school summer school Before re-
turning Mrs. Ryder will visit friends
in Valley Falls, ~ Y, where at one
time she was a teacher in the high
school
The village was without elec'~ic
light for FIVE hours Monday morning
when the storm blew large limb of
the tree near the Battell House on
Main street over the wires, causing a
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fuses in the Office Of the Express COM
pany The accident happened at 2 a.
m and the service was not returned to
normal until two wiremen repaired the
break at seven o'clock.
Frank NJ. Button, landscape archi-
tect and Fellow of the American So
ciety of Landscape Architects, visited
his brother Charles I. Button on We'd
nesday. Mr.. Button, who will spend
two months in Brandon, has resided
in Chicago for nearly thirty years,
during which his work has taken him
to nearly part of the United States.
In Vermont he did the handspring on
the Ex-Governor Smith estate in St.
Albans and the A. G.. Farr grounds in
Brandon, among others. In the early
Spring he drew up plans for the beau
tifying of the University campus in
Burlington. He will also work upon
the improvement of the hill purchased
by the state in the rear of the Capitol
building in Montpelier.