Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-07-29
MIDDLEBURY LOCALS

Mr. and Mrs Dugald Stewart have
returned to their home in Brooklyn.
Warner Fletcher is spending two
weeks at Lake Dunmore.
Harry Lazarowitz has made new
cement approach to his store. He plans
to paint the block soon
Miss Frances Warner spent the
weekend at the Cartmell cottage on
Lake Champlain
Arthur Williams and son Arthur,
jr, of Boston, Mass, are visiting his
mother Mrs. Marion Rich
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Barrett and
two children have gone to Shelburne
where they will make their residence
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Novak are
the parents of a II pound boy born
Tuesday morning and named Charles.
Reginald Bedard, clerk in Hanks
Clothing Store, is on his annual vaca-
ton
Mrs. Abbie Wiley of Ansona,
Conn, is visiting her son Dean E. J..
Wiley who is i'll.
Jesse Boulia started on Sunday
last to spend weeks vacation in
Hartford, Conn, and New York City
Mrs. Raymond c. Goss has been
called to assist her brother who is
seriously sick in Walpole, N. H.
Mrs. c. P, Smith and daughter
Marion, and Miss Sabra Huestis are
camping at East Clarendon
d. P. Cloyes is substituting in the
post Office for George W Mead, clerk,
who has begun his annual vacation.
Miss Mary Wright Of Los Angeles,
Cal, is a guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. w.
Eddy.
Mrs Dane D. Johnson and two
children of Poughkeepsie, n Y, are
visiting Mrs. Mary Caswell
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Cloyes of Lex
ington, Mass, were recent guests of his
mother Mrs Philip Cloyes
Mr., and Mrs. Albert Varney of
Bennington are visiting her mother
Mrs. Mary Bond
Mr. and Mrs. Earring CLASSY and
Mrs. Munsey are visiting at the home
of Mrs. Philip Crane.
Mrs Kate Elizabeth Wells, who
has been visiting Mrs. c. E Starr, left
on Saturday for Falmouth Heights,
Cape Cod. Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner 7. Duncan
have rented the Bentley cottage at
Lake Dunmore and plan to spend two
weeks there
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F Shepard and
H. H. Blake of Quincy. Mass, are
guests of Mrs ! H Sargent at the
Middlebury Inn.
Mrs H. d. Archer is convalescing
from serious illness. Her daughter
Mrs. Wood of Warrensburg, n. Y is
caring for her.
The County Medical Association
held picnic meeting at Basin Harbor
Yesterday, which the local physicians
attended
Miss Catherine Rossiter of Whit
insville, Mass, is expected tomorrow
to spend two weeks with her brother
Daniel P. Rossiter.
Mrs. F. 7. Hubbard and son Rich
ard left today for visit with re.a-
tives in Plymouth Mass They will
remain for the Tercentenary ceebra-
ton.
Mrs Roy DAYTON severely strain
ed her back when she fell down the
stairs at her home on South street
Yesterday morning She is resting
more comfortably today
The legion post will assemble TO-
morrow evening on their commanders
lawn to listen to the "reminiscences Of
three soldier professors OF the French
School
Page Ufford has moved from the
Bracev house on South Main street to
the T. E. Bovce house on Elm street.
p s Calhoun plans TO move to the
house vacated bv Mr. Uford
Miss Eileen Hodg,on. who mas
been visiting her aunt, Mrs. Isaac
Storms. has returned to Portland Me,
where she IS in trajnlny At the Maine
General hosDital
-Tohn Kenworthv and Elmer No
wax returned last evening from their
half holiday excursion 20 the lake with
five large ChamDlain pike. none Of
which weighed less than three pounds.
MWnIiam BriIeva bookkeeper in the
Addison County, Trus- Company. is
snqnding his annual vacation with rela-
t;ves of Shoreham in amp at owls
Nest 1ake Chamnlain
Miss C,fherine Robb.u, led a oar