Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-07-23
SALISBURY NEWS
(Mrs. c. A, Bump, Correspondent

c. ]. Kingsley is confined to his home
with an injured foot
Mr. and Mrs, Earle Jones and daugh-
ter Norma left Monday for Rutland
where he has a position on the rail
road.
Mrs. Merrill Nash and three chill
dren of Burlington are visiting friends
in town
Miss Maud Turner of New York is
visiting for a few weeks at Fred John
sons at the lumber camp.
Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Power of
hampton, N J., were Thursday guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Bump
Mr.. and Mrs. Asher Reach were in
Basin Harbor Sunday to visit their
daughter Janet, who is there for the
summer,
Mrs, Ralph Griswold of Gilreath, N.
c. who has been visiting her sister,
Mrs Will Bump, returned to her home
this week,
Mr.. and Mrs. viii Bump went to
Basin Harbor Wednesday for a weeks
vacation with, their daughter, Mrs.
Allen Beach
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli McMurtry and
children spent part of this week in
Cornwall as guests of his father, T. ].
McMurtry
Mrs. Paul Field, who has been at the
Mary Fletcher hospital for some weeks,
is expected home very soon She will
go to Mary Whites
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Benton and two
sons will arrive Saturday from North
boro, Mass, to visit his parents, Mr.
and Mrs, Willard Benton.
The marble workers of Vermont
held a convention at the Mountain
Spring hotel this week There was
large delegation present.
About fifteen friends of L. A. Ellis
met at his home Monday evening to
help him celebrate his 10th birthday.
Ice cream and cake were served
Miss Lillian Little, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Isaac Little went last week
to assist in the home of DR.. Webb, |
the chiropractor in Burlington.
Charles Holland who has been visit
ing his sie+-~ Mrs. Mary Hamilton for
a few days, returned to his home in
Brockton, Mass, a few days ago.
The Methodist Church lawn party
held Friday evening was a success and
a large number were present. A good
ly sum was added to the church repair
fund
Frank Humphrey has moved into
Mrs. Mary Mead's house and Henry
is repairing the barns on the
place recently vacated by Mr. Hum
Dhrey
Mr. and Mrs Will Stoddard and Mrs.
Karl Noyes and children spent a day
at Mr. Stoddard's cottage Perry
Lodge" at Lake Bomoseen a few days
ago.
Mrs. Ellsworth Benton and son,
James of Grand Isle, who have been
visiting Mr. Bentons parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Willard Benton, returned to her
home Wednesday,
The Ladies Aid of the Methodist
,hurch will hold a sale of useful and
ancy articles and a variety of home
cooking Wednesday, August 4th both
afternoon and evening, at the VIII
\ Warehouse picnic grounds, Lake Dun
more.
Mrs NJ. A. Thomas is spending the
ummer with Mr. and Mrs. Russell
smith of Queens, l. l. in their cottage
It Basin Harbor Mrs Smith was
Miss Cecile Thomas of this
own.
The Pollyanna Club went Monday
o Perry Lodge on Lake Bomoseen for
weeks vacation They invited the
Misses Grace Johnson, Emma Mayhue,
Ielle Whitney and Dorothy Conant
o accompany them Miss Ina Peter
en- is chaperone.
Mrs. Louise Cloyes and Mrs. Moses
Kelsey entertained the daughters of
Ruth" society of the Congregational
hurch on Tuesday. The ladies par
ook of a fine lunch at l o'clock and
alter busted themselves with arrange
1ents for future work.
Mrs. Charles Gale was taken to the
Waterbury State Hospital on Wednes-
ay. Mr. Gale and DR. P. l. Dorey
f Middlebury went with her. Mrs.
iale when driving in. Middlebury a
ew weeks ago, was thrown out upon
he pavement and hurt her head quite
adly This is thought to have hasten
n her head troubles One of her sis
ers was taken there also a few weeks
go.