Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-10-07
Addison County
MIDDLEBURY

The Rev and Mrs. George W. Peck
and daughter, Miss Margaret Peck, have
returned to Rutland after a short visit
in town.-George T.. Marshall proprietor
of the Marshall store. is confined with
Illness to his home.--Mr. and Mrs. ]. 7.
Russell of Bridport are in town for sew
eral weeks with their daughter, Mrs.
James Lee Palmer.-NTss Ruth Payne,
who underwent an operation for appen-
dicitis at the Mary Fletcher hospital ten
days ago. is getting along fine and expects
to return to her home soon.-Dr. and
Mrs. V. A.. Holmes and Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Collins have returned to Brandon
after several weeks In the Collins cottage
at Lake Dunmore.--Mrs. Charles Law
renee of Granville is in town for two
weeks.--Fredcrick l.. Jones, recent
graduate of Middlebury College, has en-
tered the service of the West Rutland
Trust company.--Mrs. Francis Kingsley
has returned from Salisbury, where she
has been spending few weeks with Mr..
and Mrs. William Stoddard.--AIrs John
". Stewart has returned from Montpelier.
where she has been in attendance at
the 2lst annual conference of the Ver-
mont Chapter of the Daughters of the
American Revolution. Miss Roberts. Red
Cross nurse, teaching the home nursing
course to the domestic science class in
the high school. has Friday of each week
open which she will give to the ladies of
Middlebury for the same course. There
are Is lessons which cover all phases of
the home nursing. The entire costs will
be s1.15. All ladies desiring to Join this
class please report to Mrs. r. II. White
telephone 1894, before October TT
Ambrosini an employee of the Middlebury
branch of the Vermont Marble company.
while at work about three o'clock Satur-
day afternoon, was lifting "a square chuck
of marble on to bunk when the piece
slipped and the corner caught him in the
muscle Of his right arm. tearing the
muscle DR.. S. S. Eddy cared for him
and later he was taken to the Proctor
hosp!tal-Harold Delphla, an employe of
the Middlebury branch of the Vermont
company, was at work at the plant Sat
urday, using a crane 10 hoist block of
marble. when the handle slipped in some
way. striking him in the mouth and
knocking out three teeth.-B. l.. Leach of
East Fairfield is spending II few days
with his sister. Mrs. Theodore Duckett
Mrs Frank f. Howard and Mrs Noble
A. Brooks have returned from st. Johns
bury. where they have been attending the
state Sunday school convention as dele
gates from the local Methodist Church,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Hayden of Water
street We're given u surprise Thursday
evening at their home in honor of their
first wedding anniversary. There were
about 10 present ard pleasant evening
was spent with games and refreshments
were served.
An eight days mission In charge of
two priests of the Passionists' Congrega-
Catholic Church Sunday. It will continue
through next Sunday with two masses
every morning and preaching every eve
ming and separate mission for children
some afternoons.-AIrs. Douglas Esten,
who has been here for a short visit a t
the home of her parents Senator and
Mrs. Willis n. Cady, has returned to Ros-
lindale. Mass Edward r. Wooster has
returned to New York city after a few
days here at the home of his mother, Mrs.
John w. Wooster.-Bruce Coolidge has
gone to Rutland for n brief visit at the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II.
q. Cooedge.-Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert
Franklin and daughter, Miss Nora Frank
lin of Oswego, y. Y, are in town for two
or three weeks.-Patrick and John Nc
Mahon have returned from the State fair
at White River Junction with their string
S. Todd of New York, which brought
home with them a good bunch of the
genuine blue r!bbons,-Miss Mary Halpin
is in West Rutland to visit her sister
Miss Alice Halpin.-The Misses Addie
Kellogg and Jennie Hawthorne have re-
turned to Brandon after several weeks
in Middlebury and Shoreham. Work is
progressing slowly on the bridge on Mer'
chants row, which has been closed from
traffic for six or seven weeks, but which
ii is expected will be open to traffic agar
in about two weeks tme.-The Misses
Marjorie Gilbert, Peggy Jerry and Joyce
Kindly have returned to Rutland after
a short visit to friends in town.
Miss Clara Wssell is i'll with an attacl
Of grip.-Mr. and Mrs. Clayton NJ. Hank.
and Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Stokes have
returned from two weeks automobile
trip through New Hampshire, Maine anC
Massachusetts. While they were in Maine
they visited at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
G. NJ Hayward, who are former resident:
Of this village and now reside in Poland
Me.-Miss Florence Bems of Los Angeles
Calf. is the guest at the home of DIR
and Mrs. Phillip T.. Mellen,-Mr and Mrs