Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-04-02
MIDDLEBURY LOCALS

Willis N. Cady is in Springfield,
Mass, on business.
Miss Mae Brislin spent Wednesday
in Burlington.
Mrs. Mcneil and her daughter,
Miss Laila Mcneil, are spending Easter
at their home in St. Johnsbury.
Mrs. Benjamin Hagar and son
William, have gone to New York City
to visit her son, Ivan
Miss Ada Smith of Proctor spent
the weekend with her mother Mrs
Robert Thomas
J. E. Crane, who has spent several
months in Washington, d. c. and
Hollis, Va, has returned home.
Mrs. Mabelle Cottrell has gone to
Belmont, Mass, to visit her sister,
Mrs. Stewart Andrews.
Paul Bristol of Burlington was a
week-end guest Of his mother, Mrs
Charles Cady.
Mrs Willis Cady and daughter,
Miss Mildred have gone to lllion, n
Y. to visit her daughter, Mrs Jones
Ralph Bentley, who broke his leg
several weeks ago. is able to be out
with the aid of crutches.
Mr.. and Mrs w. E. Clement were
in Burlington the first of the week
where Mrs. Clements sister-in-law, Mrs
Sturtevant was operated on.
Mrs. Stella Sollace of Albany, N
Y, has purchased of Mrs. William
Tyrel her property on North Pleasant
street,
B. R. Parker and family have
moved from the Langworthy house on
North Pleasant street to the Myrlck
house on Seymour street.
Mrs. James Condor went yester-
day to Brooklyn, N. Y, where she viii
visit her sister, Mrs. J. J. Monta and
brother, George Daniels.
President John NJ Thomas is in
New York this week on business, while
DR.. E. d, Collins, provost of the Col
lege, is in Boston.
Prof Luther l. Bonney is spend
ing his Easter vacation at Bread LOAF
Inn, helping Prof. T. E. Boyce in the
sugar orchard.
Mrs. Frank R. Randall of Court
Street left this morning for West New
ton, Mass. where she will spend severa
weeks with her brother, George Bono
and family.
Official war pictures, under the
auspices of the local post OF American
Legion, will be shown at the Towr
Hall Monday evening, April 49, Fur
Their notice will appear next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Harring
ton, who have been spending the WIN
ter in town, have gone to North Ferris
burg to visit before returning to thel
home at Lake Dunmore.
Harold Cady who is employed IL
Hartford, Conn, visited his family her
last week. He spent Monday with M
father, c. G.. Cady who is caring TO
William Hunt in Burlington.
Mrs. Kate Moore, who has beer
spending the past winter with he
daughter. Mrs Merrill Lane in New
York. has returned and is assisting Il
the n L. Bhnn millinery store.
Ernest Manley of Chester has en-
tered the employ of the Atlantic Z
| PaClnC ca store. IldI Olu r\OduN H
was employed there for several week
has gone to Rutland as manager OF
store for the same company.
Prof. Arthur R, Davis, who wa
taken suddenly i'll last week is nue.
better and hopes to be able to resum
his duties as head of the Department
of Chemistry when colleg1 reopen
next week
Mrs. Bernard Kavanaugh ant
daughter who have been spending tn
past three weeks with her parent;
Mr.. ard Mrs. William Farrell, ST, hav
returned to their home in Ballston Spa
n. Y.
Mrs. Joseph W Calhoun, who ha
been with her daughter, Mrs. Mulfor'
Burt in Oswego, N. Y, for nearly
wear, returned home Thursday. MI
Calhoun went as far as Albany to ac
company her home.
-Cushman Delphia, an employe o
the Middlebury plant of the Vernon
Marble company had his left han'
caught between two blocks of marbl
while at work Tuesday morning. Th
first two fingers were badly crushed
He was taken to the office of Dr. 5. ;
Eddy who dressed the hand. 1t vii
be several weeks before he can resum
work