Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-11-19
MTDDLEBURY LOCALS

Miss Wilma Hebert spent Sunday
in Rutland.
Mrs Gideon E. Abbey is confined
to the house by illness.
William Farrell, Tr., was confined
to his home by illness Thursday
Mr. and Mrs Lewis Brousseau
are parent, of a son born Wednesday.
Irving Brewster of Newton, Mass,
was a guest last week of Miss Wilma
Hebert
Kenneth Gorham spent the week
end with his parets Mr. and Mrs L.
!. Gorham.
Fletcher Chapman has Close his
camp at Long Point and will spend
month in Rutland
Mr. and Mrs w. H. Stokes and
Mr.. and Mrs CLAYTON Hanks we're
recent visitors in Burlington
Mrs Alice Bigelow has gone to
Boston to spend the winter with her
daughter Mrs p. B. Ieffreys
Gilbert Dumas spent several days
recently in Springfield. Mass, as the
guest of his daughter and family
Mrs Ira H LaFleur and daughters
Misses Dolphine and Gertrude have
returned from Orwell where they spent
several days at the Eagle Inn, for
merly conducted by them
When the next meeting of Addison
Encampment, No. p, is held Monday
evening a large class of candidates will
receive the degrees a chicken pie
supper in the banquet hall will follow
the work
Mrs. JOHN H. Sargent ha. closed
the Mddlebury Inn on Washington
street FOX the season and will stay at
the Sargent house for two weeks before
going to Bridgeport, Conn, for the
winter
-Arrowanna Rebekah lodge held
social following a business meeting in
their rooms i'll the Dyer block tuesday
evening. About 100 were present.
Dancing and cards were enjoyed Re
freshments were served.
Miss Ages Duncan has closed her
house on Seymour street and will visit
at the home of her brother, William,
in Burlington until December when
she will go to Philadelphia to spend
the winter with relatives.
Joseph Forest of Pleasant street
has as guests his brother Rorney For
est and the latter's two daughters,
Miss Belle Forest of Buffalo and Mrs.
William Mullen of Cambridge, N. Y.
The operators in the local tele-
phone exchange cooperated with the
hello girls" of the Vergennes central
in sending a wonder bag to Miss Marie
Rivers of that city who is at the Mary
Fletcher hospital recovering from a
serious operation Twenty-Five gifts
were put in the bag. one of which will
be given to the patient each day.
Two benefit programs have been
arranged for the coming week. On
Monday evening the Catholic Art AS
ISOLATION will present under the aus
pieces of St. Mary's Church the photo
play "The Burning Question. This
entertainment was postponed from last
spring on account of the epidemic OF
influenza The following Friday the
Woodmen will stage a minstrel OF To-
cal talent directed by William Gibson.
A dance will follow the latter program.
Leo Hartin. three-year-old son Of
Mr.. and Mrs William J. Hartin Of
Case street is recovering from an
operation for infammatory appended
tbs. The condition Of the child was
such that the surgeons at the Fanny
Allen hospital, Burlington, where the
case is being treated, considered it too
great a risk to remove the appendix
at the present time and contented
themselves with the drainage OF the in
Illumination. The little lads fortitude
was the marvel Of his attendants. His
mother is assistig in his care.