Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-11-12
Hartness and Foote Pick Rooms

Already members OF the coming Leg
islature are completing plans for the
homes they will occupy while they
remain in Montpelier Governor-elect
lanes Hartness will have rooms at
Mr. and Mrs. F. E. loves on Main
street. Lieutenant Governor-elect Abb
ram Foote, will have rooms at the
Riverside, while F. S. Billings OF Wood
stock has engaged expensive rooms at
the Tewett Inn on Lower State street.
Dillingham; Will Meet Women
A conference has been arranged by
Senator Dillingham; with the Vermont
League of Women Voters at the Hotel
Vermont, Burlington when prominent
women from different parts of the state
will meet TO confer with the senator IN
regard to legislation that is to come
before the next session OF Congress
The league is sponsoring several bills
of national importance, special empha-
sis being laid on measures relating TO
the improved status of women and
children
University Students in Court
Charles Jones, Brookfeld, H. K. Try
on, Berlin, n. v, Donald GrisNoid,
Lancaster, Mass, Earl Scothon, Lee
Center n. V, Norman Cornell Fall
River, Mass and c. L. Patten, Med
field, Mass, pleaded guilty in Barr:
CITY court Tuesday to the charge OF
stealing ride on a Central Vermont
railway train from Mortified to Essex
Junction last Saturday in order to save
expenses of travel to Burlington to
attend the football game between the
Norwich and Vermont Universities
They were assessed fines averaging
S1I22 each, which were paid.
Has Typhoid Epidemic
On Monday there were seven ~
phoid fever patients at the st. AlDans
hospital Six OF the cases, all Serious
are from Montgomery, where there
have been eight cases, one fatal, IN
three families in the past few weeks.
The three families live within a stones
throw of each other and the disease
developed simultaneously. There have
been no other cases in town and the
soufce of the trouble has not been
traced vet. 1t is probable one carrier
was responsible for all. The SIX pa
tients now at the hospital are Mr.. ana
Mrs. Allen Provost. and son, Allen
and three children of Mr.. and Mrs
Peter Buskey. The fatal case OF the
disease was l7-year old boy, who a'so
had tuberculosis.
The Next State Senate
The following are the men elected 10
the upper branch of the Vermont Leg
islature Tuesday:
Addison-W N. Cady of Middle
bury, Walter R. White of Panton
Observation-Disclosures E. Andrews,
Manchester, Harlow A. Bottum OF
Salisbury
Caledonia-Frank T. Taylor OF
Hardwick, William R. Russell OF KIRBY
hittenden-Martin s. Villas of Bur
lington, w. B. McKillip of Burlington
DR.. l. S. Coburn of Milton, ). X
Whitcomb of Richmond.
Essex-Luther A Cobb of Island
Pond
Franklin-S. Carl Carpenter of Rich
ford w. J. Chafey of Sheldon.
Grand lsle-John Montgomery vi
Alburg.
Lamoille- DR.. w. T. Slayton of Nor
rsville.
Orange. C. Sherburne of Ran
0rIeans-W w. Blodgett of New
port, R. M. Cowles of Albany.
Rutland-H R. Kingsley of Rutland,
w. w. Nichols of Rutland, E. ]. Eos
ter of Sudbury, Benjamin Williams OF
Proctor.
Wa{hington-T B. Estee of Mont
peler, Charles H. Dana of Woodbury.,
Horace NJ. Graham of Montpelier.
Windham-George L. Durham of
BrattlebOro, Dr. +. L. Osgood of Sax
tons River.
Windsor-Dr. w. N. Bryant of Lud-
low b. NJ Newton of Reading, H. p
Clark of Woodstock
DEMAND FOR NURSERY STOCK