Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-07-02
MIDDLEBURY LOCALS

-J OHH aren't was Nlsltol III Dul-
lington Wednesday,
DIR. William II. Kingsley spent the
week with his sister in Randolph.
Judge c. |, Button has returned
from bushes trip in Burlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. E Marshall have
gone to Eagle Camp in Grand Isle for
month
Ralph Smith has succeeded Arthur
Trudeau as bookkeeper in the National
Bank,
Mrs. Fay Martin and son of Beth
lehem Pa, are visiting her sister, Mrs
Willis N Cady
Mrs B. Creegan of Tarrytown,
| n. Y, is visiting her daughter Mrs,
P. J. Hincks,
Mrs Philip Crane and daughter,
Mary have returned from a week at
Lake Dunmore.
Misses Catherine and Mary Shea
and brother Frank of New Bedford,
Mass, are at the home of their mother
on High street,
Mrs Mary Borden of Pittsford is
visiting at the home of her nephew,
p H, Mcmahon.
Mrs. E. A. Colvin of Burlington
will spend the holidays with Mrs. Fred
Crane on Seminary street.
Victor Bruce of Syracuse, N. Y
a former resident is visiting old friends
-, tomr Jvriuu ba vuaaG
DR. and Mrs L. p Jones and son
of lion, ~ Y, are guests of her par
ents Mr. and Mrs. Willis N. Cady.
Miss Margaret Graham has enter
ed the office of DR., E. D. Collins, Dean
of the Summer School of the College.
Mrs Sanford Lane and two child.
rem of Ottawa, Can, are at the Porter
home on Pleasant street for the
summer.
Frank J. Hubbard has sold the
building lot on Cross street belonging
to the Frank J Randall estate to E,
c. Brown.
Miss DOROTHY Boulia has resign
ed her position in Dyer's store and will
enter the Office of Dean E. ] Wiley of
Middlebury College,
Mrs. Henry Joy was taken to the
Mary Fletcher Hospital in Burling
ton. She will undergo an operation
for cancer this afternoon.
Miss Nellie Blinn who has been
operated upon twice since going to the
Fanny Allen Hospital in Burlington is
reported to be much improved
Mrs. c. H. Andrews and Mrs.
Theodore Munroe and daughter have
opened the Munroe home on Semi
nary street and will remain for the
summer.
Mrs. Charles Hubbard and son
Charles of Uniontown, Pa, who have
been guests at the home of Frank
Hubbard, have gone to Whiting to
visit at the home of Carroll Hubbard.
The work on the digging up of
Main street has hardly passed the
> experimental stage. When a large
= tractor was found unable to pull the
A pillow, the big truck from the marble
e broken and it has been decided to COM
= plete the work with mattoCks and
S crowbars.
z The Chautauqua has been wei
4 attended The tent in the park tC
g the rear of the Court House has beer
t WE'LL filled each afternoon and evening
e The storm on Wednesday caused nj
e little CONSERVATION among the many
= women present, but their fears were
u subsidized when a score of men stationed
: themselves at the tent props to steady
S the huge canvas that had begun t
y sway in the high wind The guaran
l. tors are very pessimistiC about the fl
J. nancial end of the entertainment. They
r are resigned to a loss and will NEE
r with the representatives of the Chau
+ tauqua Company this afternoon t.
reach a settlement
A quiet Fourth of July will b
observed in Middlebury. No plan
e have been made to commemorate tn
70 day other than by patriotic service
lie in the churches Sunday evening tn
20 Protestant community service will b
in held in the park. Prof H. P. Viii
$. hanson de Visme of Middebury Col
E. lege will give the address. On Mon
ID day the holiday will be observed b
J. the closing of the stores Many ar
n. planning picnics and outings at LAX
J. Dunmore. The management at tn
lie Lake will provide two fast games {
j. baseball in the afternoon with runnin
in races and other field sports. TIL
It. Middlebury team will oppose a min
h from Pittsford, the game to start a
lg three o'clock.
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