Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-02-27
Reports of The Ill

Mrs. Charles Brush is recovering
from an attack of the grip.
.-Abram W. Foote has gone to Wal
lingford, having been called there by
the illness of his son, Charles Foote.
Mrs. Charles l. Button of Court
street, who has been i'll for ten days
with the grip, has practically recovered.
Damon Champagne, who with Mrs
Champagne, is spending the winter in
Mineral Wells, Tex. is recovering from
weeks illness
Mr.. and Mrs. N. ]. Boudreau are
recovering from their attack of the
grip, Mr.. Boudreau hoping to return
to business next week.
Miss Lucia Hincks assistant to
Town Clerk Burke's office, has been
i'll for two weeks with the prevailing
epidemic but is now convalescing.
Mathew G. Graham, express agent
is i'll at his home on Court street with
the grip His daughter, Margaret has
just recovered from ten-days' illness.
James Hincks of Seminary street
who has been severely ill with the
grip, was reported yesterday as much
improved
e. NJ Saunders, for the first time
since he was taken ill at Christmas, was
on the streets again this week, after
having had a close call from pneu-
mOnia and complications.
Mrs. Joseph Caron of South Main
street was called this week to Spring
field, Mass, by the serious illness with
pneumonia of her mother, Mrs. Louis
Gotta. who is visiting there.
e. B, Cornwall, president of the
Farm Bureau Association, and his fam
lily, all the members of which have been
ill for three weeks with the influenza,
are all now up and rapidly convalescing
Seven members of the family of
Mr.. and Mrs Milo K. Moore on Court
street, who have been confined to the
house for the past two weeks with Sc
we're attacks of the grip, are recover
ing.
Prof. Duane L. Robinosn, of the
French department at the College, and
his wife and two daughters, have all
been i'll with the grip this week, but
are today reported as practically re-
covered.
Joseph Calhoun is expected home
Oy the middle of next week after suf-
fering a severe attack of pneumonia at
MS boarding place in Philadelphia. He
will be accompanied by his sister, Miss
Jane Calhoun, who has been caring
or him during his illness.
Mrs. Frank J. Hubbard and three
all of whom have had a ten
lays siege with the grip, were up yes
erday for the first time and are rapid
y convalescing
Miss Jessie Marcelle, head opera
-or at the local telephone exchange,
who has been i'll for the past two weeks
With grip, has resumed her position.
Joseph Blaise underwent a success
ul operation for gall stones at the
Fanny Allen hospital last week.
J. Wesley Murdock and entire fam
ly have been ill this week with the .
rip but were reported today as on the /
Dad to recovery.
Mrs. Orvis Comstock of South
treet, who has been ill with pneumonia
ollowing the birth of a son on Febru-
Try Is, is reported today as in a less
ritical condition with much encourage ,
nent for her complete recovery. /
False reports were current on the
treet this week that Prof P. N SWEET
vas i'll with pneumonia, but the pro-
essor escaped with only a severe at
ack of the grip. Mrs SWEET, and
hree boys were also likewise i'll but all
we're reported today as on the road to
Robert F. Pinney, cashier of the
National Bank of Middlebury, who has
een i'll with the grip was reported as
etter today, while his father, Presi-
ent Charles E. Pinney, who has been
i for a considerable time, is now much
improved and able to be out a little.
AT the home of Mr.. and Mrs. N.
!, Brooks on South street, the entire
amily has been confined to bed for
EN- days with the grip, with the ex-
option of Miss Emma Fuller, home
agent, who had been
aking care of the four other members
( the household. Mr.. Brooks has prac-
ically recovered and the others are
ow improving.
Mrs. George Farrell mother of five
'oung children, whose husband has
cen seriously i'll for a long time, and
Tho has herself been suffering from
he grip at her home on College street,
ad a serious nervous attack Tuesday
which necessitated her being placed
under restraint. She was,
owever. somewhat improved yesterday 4
nd was removed to the home OF her
arents in Center Rutland.