Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-12-17
MIDDLEBURY LOCALS

ness VISITOR Ill Rutland.
Mrs. Fred Rawsom of Whiting Wis
tied friends in town this week.
Miss Ada Smith of Proctor was Z
recent visitor at her home here.
James Onev has returned from al
extended trip to Columbus Ohio.
Miss Muriel Vttum was bust
ness visitor in Burlington Saturday.
Mrs. Gushing Hill mas returned
from a ten days trip to New York
Frank !. Donahue of Berlin, N
H., was a recent visitor at his home
here.
Robert F. Pinnev and Z. c. Cor
ham were business visitors in Burling-
ton Friday
Miss Madeleine Hodsdon of Rut-
land spent the weekend with friends
at the college
Mrs. James Oney has gone to Fits
William, n H., to spend some time
with her uncle
The local stores will be open for
business every evening of next week
until Christmas
Prof Raymond Mcfarland of Sax
tons River is spending the vacation
with his family
Mrs. Kate Merits condition at
the home of c. J. Matthews has be-
come very critical
Mrs Alden Perry of Burlington
was recently a guest OF her daughter
Mrs. James Oney.
Mrs. !. H. Stewart was in Burling-
ton the first Of the week to attend
ID. A R meeting
Mrs John H. Sargent has return
ed from Bridgeport, Conn, where she
mas been visiting friends
Mrs. Nettie Delano has returned
from a visit with her daughter Mrs
Walter Hayman of Castleton
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Bullock and
children OF Rutland visited his moth
er Mrs Charles Bullock on Sunday
The family of Oliver Farnham of
Shoreham have moved into Mrs Mary
Randall's house on Court street
Fred Brown has moved his family
to Lincoln for the winter where he
has employment on the new library.
Mrs. E. r. Preble has returned
from Whiting where she was a guest
Of her sister. Mrs. Arthur Freegard.
Mrs. Willis Cady has gone to IL
lion, N. Y, to visit her daughter Mrs,
L. Jones. Mr. Cady will 90 later for
the holidays
Mrs. A. W Brown went Tuesday
to Dauvers. Mass, where she will
spend a month with her daughter Mrs.
Walter Phillips.
Mrs. Louis Stober. who has been
spending the past month with her
mother. will return to her home in
Boston tomorrow.
Willis Cady and his sister Miss
Mary Cady. have been in St. Johns
bury this week attending the State
Grange Convention.
The National Bank closed at noon
today in memory of John A. James, a
director whose funeral was held in
Weybridge this afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs Isaac Wimmett and
Alvin Wimmett have returned from
Pittsford where they were present at
the funeral of a relative.
The water supply in the village
was shut off this morning for some
time on account OF repairs being made
to a hydrant on South Main street.
Thomas Ormsbee of Brooklyn, N.
Y. visited relatives in Middlebury
Monday He had attended the funeral
OF his mother in Rutland last Satur-
day
Robert Steele of Castleton, recent
" retirel truckman after half cen
fury of service in Middlebury, is
guest this week of his son George
Steele
A. 7. Blackmer has returned from
the Fanny Allen hospital in Winooski,
and is much improved in health. Miss
Alice Fitzpatrick is the nurse now at
tending him.
E. l. Terry. Manager of the Bat
tell Forest of Middlebury College, will
attend in New York City the meeting
OF the Society of American Foresters
next Monday.
L. I. Robinson of the Brattleboro
Reformer office spent Saturday eve
ming and Sunday at the Register Office
in repairing the linotype. He returned
Sunday night.
Charles J. Shaw, night officer, has
resumed his duties after a week of va
cation. He had been substituted by
Edward Goodreau and Chief Of Police
James Barron.
The sixth annual meeting of the
Addison County Farm Bureau Asso-
citation will be held in the Grange Hall,
Wednesday, January 5. The business
session will be begun at 10 o'clock a.
m. and at noon a cafetaria lunch will
be served. In the afternoon two prom
inent speakers are included in the pro-
gram