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Addison County
MIDDLEBURY

nations successfully. The membership of !
| the class is as follows: Evelyn May
Adams, Lloyd Arthur Bingham, Agnes I
| May Boardman, Ethel May Brown, Grace
Geneva Burns, Cecie Mary Burns, Mary
Elizabeth Condor, Mildred Hattie Del
phia, Ruth Gertrude Delphia Ruth Ed
dy. Margaret Hartman. Stanley Kellogg
James, Beatrice Annette Mills, Florence
Eileen Noble, Ralph Leslie Smith. Michael
George Tullcy, Eugenia Hayward Tyrell,
| Gera dine Catherine Wimmette, Mildred
lCatheryn williamson Blanche Harriet
Winch. all of Middlebury, Pearl kath-
lecn Potter. Mary Gladys Duffany. and
Stanton Avery Harris, all OF Shoreham;
Ralph Ransom O'Bryan Of Vergennes;
John Eugene Preston of Salisbury; Edna
May Kirby of Ripton Wallace Lamos
Payne and Russell Pratt of Bridport
The honors in the teachers training class
go TO Miss Evelyn Adams: in English to
Lloyd Bingham: I'm Latin course to Miss
Gladys Dyer. Miss Beatrice Mills and
Miss Florence Noble; in commercial course
TO Miss Pear Potter. The salutatory hon
ors to Miss Florence Noble and the vale
dictory honors to Miss Ruth Eddy.
Some Of the prominent citizens of Mid
dlebury are talking of starting n move
ment to organize an overall brigade here
and get everybody to join it.-Hubert
Williams. who has been visiting for some
time in Rutland as the guest of Frederick
|, A. Brigham. has returned to town.-Mr.
and Mrs. George 7. Champagne, who
spent the winter at Daytona Beach. Fla,
have arrived home again. Mr.. Cham
pagne's condition is very much improved.
Mrs. Atlcy Douglas and daughter.
Miss Ida Douglas. of Corn wall are guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. William Turner.-Mr.
and Mrs. Eugene Downer, who have been
; in town for Il few days at the home of
; Mr.. and Mrs. r. T.. Turner, have re-
, turned to Hinesburg .-I.ucius Buttolph
has returned to Shoreham after few
, days in town.-The Rev David Reid of
. Salisbury occupied the pulpit of the
Methodist Church Sunday-Monday, mar
; ket day, eggs brought 20 to 45 cents.
dairy butter 50 to so and creamery 20 cents.
) The Misses Addic Kellogg and Jennie
Hawthorne of Brandon, former residents.
who have been visiting for a week at
their former home here, and the previous
home at Cream hill at Shoreham. have
returned to Brandon.-Mr. and Mrs. Carl
ton Dewey have returned to Saybrooke,
Conn, after several weeks in town.--Mr.
and Mrs. Chester w. Parker of Wheeling.
w. Va, are here for few weeks visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank G. Abelard of St.
Paul, Mimi, are here for months stay.
Annette Frisbe. of Poughkeepsie. \. y.
are in town for several wceks.-Mr. an.
Mrs. Horace y. Wicker Of Morrisville are
in town for several weeks.-Air. and Mrs.
> Henry Weller have returned to Troy,
y. Y. after three weeks in town.-Mrs.
Solace who recently purchased the Tyrel
place on North Pleasant street. has sold
r same to the Gorham Brothers-Joseph
= A Peck of Brookline, Mass. is in town
I for few days with his wife who has
Il been visiting for some time at the home
n of her mother. Mrs Henry Brewster
y Miss Lucy calhoun, who has been ir
e town for two weeks. to visit her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Allan T. Calhoun. has re
I turned to her school duties in New York
II city
d Mortimer Wilcox and Ralph Brown
who have spent the winter at Daytons
S Beach, Fla, and who came as far a.
e New York city by boat 10 days ago ant
r started from there by automobile a wecl
q ago, getting as far as Poughkeepsie
e n. y, where they had the misfortune t'
l. have break in their automobile, stopped
n in that city a few days ago awaiting th
is part for their machine. but as it did no
e show up they decided to leave the ca
= and arrived home by train Tuesday.-Mr
& and Mrs. Lawrence Abbey, who hav
spent tue winter dt tUt nome VI ne
e parents Mr.. and Mrs. Hawthorne. in New
Haven, have returned and are stopping
at the home Of his father. George f
Abbey.-Mrs. c. f.. Crane has returne
/, from Clifton Springs. ~ Y, where sh
accompanied her husband. who is to TAX
n few weeks treatment at a santariunl
al The Ladies' Aid society Of the Metho
IS dist Church held "A well-attended meetin
3 at the home of Mrs. George Reynold
"a Tuesday afternoon.-E. c. Brown has sol
is his two-story house on North Pleasan
IL street which he recently built to tn
Gorham Brothers.-The melting of tn
u Middlebury Grange, No. 315. will be hel
re Friday evening, comforting third an
u fourth degrees. There will be banque
~ and paper, THE History Of Arbor Da
III and How it Should Be Observed" Mis-
y Rena Mack; music. Mrs. B. o. Wales
~ Mr.. and Mrs. owen Merrifield Of North
20 field are In town for short visit.-Ml
- and Mrs. Alexander Daley have starte
o on their return to San Francisco, Calf
y after two months in Middlebury an
vicinity.-Mr. and Mrs. Lanson Nash c
% " Brockton. Mass. are in town for a nun
" Der of weeks.-Mrs. Carl o. Frost ha
le gone to Pittsford called by the deaf
GO of her father, James e. Tennien. whic
y occurred in the Mary Fletcher hospits
, sunday evening ana whose FUNERAL wa
=. held in Pttsford yesterday.-Mr
:" Franklin Plumbley and children have re
-, turned to Norwich, Conn. after six week
= in town.-Miss Noretta Godstein has rt
-, turned to Brooklyn n. Y. after thre
W =. months in Mddlebury and neighborin
~ towns-Mr. and Mrs. Stoddard n
~ Humphrey Of Hornesville, N. Y, are
-, town to spend several weeks with rels
- tives.-Judge Charles !. Button will de
II. liver an address in relation to the Inter
90 Church World Movement at Vergenne
10 on Sunday next.-Mr and Mrs. Georg
1, II. Bidwell of Gloversvile. N. Y, ar
90 here for short stay.-Thad C. Peterso
A and sister. Mrs, John Glider of Newark
M n. j., are here for a short stay.-Mr
n Fidelia Parsons and two young childre
"a have returned to Lancaster. N. H., afts
an extended visit in town.-Mrs. r.
Mcmahon has returned from Rutlant
where she has been on visit to he
daughter, Mrs. James Farrell.-Mr an
II Mrs william +. Lorimer of Chicago al
in town and adjoining towns for a fe
dy r.. f.. Bentley. who has been vistin
ar in town and ajoining towns for fe
H. days. has returned to his home in Ru
tie land
to The annual convocation of Potter Char
his ter. No %. r. A. NJ. was held in I'll
tie Masonic hall Tuesday evening. Follow
a ing the business the election Of Officer
at was held: II. p, Arthur W. Eddy; X
Sc Charles II. Eells; S., A. X. Davis; C. I
no H., Willis n. Cady; p. S. II. r. Harris
a II. A. c., Allen r. Sturtevant; mast'