Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-09-10

Mrs. L. A. Tucker was recent
guest of her brother, W. A. Amiden of
Rutland
Paul Hanfeld, Michael Burke and
Edmund Wisell have gone to Winooski
to attend st. Michael's College.
Mrs. Maude Wisell began Monday
as bookkeeper in the Office of the Ad-
Olson County Cooperative Dairy Com
pany.
Peter Terney has purchased the
Mrs. A. H. Piper house in Weybridge
and will move there with his family
Immediately.
Mrs. Mable Jones and two child
rem of Rutland spent the week end
with her aunt, Mrs. Felix Cole.
Mrs, Robert Easton and daugh-
ter, Alice, have returned after spend
ing several days in Albany N. Y.
Harry Cobb, who has been with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs Joseph
Cobb, has returned to New York.
Mrs Clarbel E. Grifis of Detroit,
Mich, who was a guest of her sister,
Mrs. T. P, Landon for a few DAYS,
has returned home.
Mrs, Lewis ]. Hathaway has gone
to Montpelier, having been called
there by the death of her cousin, Rial
Upper.
Phil Vassar of Hartford Conn,
was recently the guest for several days
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Vassar.
Mrs. Louise LaDuc and daughter
Anna of Northampton, Mass, are on
visit to Mrs. LaDucs sister Mrs.
John B. Shambo.
DIR. Rufus Flagg, who has spent
the summer with his son. DR.. Robert
c. Flagg, has returned to his home in
Ashland Wis.
DR., ]. ]. Ross and family, who
have been in camp at Thompson's
Point the past week, viii return home
Sunday afternoon.
Willis H. Waite of Shoreham and
Lloyd Arthur Bingham of Weybridge,
graduates of the local high school in
June, will attend Northeastern Col
lege in Boston.
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy c Russell have
returned from a 10 days visit in Ash
tabula. Ohio. They were accompan-
led home by their son, George Russell,
midshipman at Annapolis Naval
Academy.
Miee ErorCae Coeua11 ,,o--o,,.I 80
capped serious injury Yesterday after
noon when Che windshield on the car
she was driving was broken by a
Stone. A labOrer was starting some
repairs in the road and the stone that
hit the automobile had glanced off the
end of his pick as Miss Caswell rode
by. The seat was strewn with the
splintered glass but caused no injury
Mrs Jennie E. Randle of Texas,
who is Assistant Dean of Women at
Baylor University, was the guest of
her sister Mrs. T. P. Landon, a few
days at the close of the summer SEES
sion of Columbia University, n Y,
where she had been taking some spec
ial work Mrs Randle was formerly
a resident of East Middlebury This
was her first visit in eighteen years.
Rev. Herbert L. Howard, pastor
of the Baptist church of Peabody,
Mass will preach at the Memorial
Baptist church next Sunday morning
and evening. Mr.. Howard is a can
didate for the pastorship of the local
parish, to succeed Rev. Roy White
more. resigned. Instead of a union
service in the Epicopal church as first
planned, the other Protestant congre-
cations will attend the evening ser
mon by Mr.. Howard in the Baptist
church
C. W. Otis of North Pleasant
street recently returned from Jay, n
Y, where he attended the funeral of
his father, John W. Otis, August 26 Mr.
Otis had visited his son here in the
early part of August. He was in his
year at the time of his death
His survivors, besides c. w. Otis OF
this town, are P. w. Otis of Waltham,
a son. and two daughters, Mrs. c. H.
of Jay, Mrs. E. " McAllister
of Hopston, ILL.,, and one grandson, J.
w. Otis of Ripton.
Roland E. insolvency of St. Johns
bury, graduate of Middebury College
in the class of 1920, has been engaged
to teach at st. Michael's College,
Winooski
Mr.. and Mrs. W. M. Severance
have returned to their home in Oak
dale, Mass, after visiting their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Tucker. Mr..
and Mrs. Allen l.. Tucker and son,
Phillip, accompanied them on their re-
turn via the Mohawk Trail.
George NJ. Ray has returned to
after a visit of two weeks
with his sister, Mrs, Robert Pinney. 1t
is expected that Mr. Ray will succeed
Phillip Calhoun, resigned, as teller in
the local National Bank. He is at
presen, q ployed in the Chittenden
Count. trust Company.