Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-04-29
MIDDLEBURY LOCALS

Mrs. Zephyr Boulia spent Thurs
day in Burlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Goulett are the
parents of son born Monday
Peter and Xavier Gendron of Of
tawa, Canada, are visiting here,
Mrs. Charles Payment is seriously
i'll at her home north Of the village.
Miss Ethel Billings spent Friday
and Saturday in Burlington.
Judge A. W. Dickens is spending
the week in New Jersey on business,
Miss Minnie Price has gone to
Boston where she will visit friends.
Mrs. Grace Brown was recent
business visitor in Burlington.
Frank Shackett, jr, is at the Fan
ny Allen hospital in Winooski, where
he is undergoing treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A, Hatch and
children have gone to Hull, Mass, to
spend the summer
Rev. Ebert Holmes visited his
wife at the Mary Fletcher hospital in
Burlington Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Blackmer
were in Burlington Sunday to attend
the funeral Of relative.
Mrs. Gushing Hill has returned
from Boston where she was guest Of
Mr., Hills sister, Mrs. Train.
Mrs Winnie Atwood OF Seminary
street underwent an operation at the
Mary Fletcher hospital Monday.
The BARRIERS of Middlebury will
close their shops at noon THURSDAYS
from MAY until December.
William Plodnick was a guest
Tuesday Of Mr. and Mrs Abram
Cohen in Vergennes
Mrs. John H Stewart has return
ed from Washington, D. c, and New
York City, where she has been for the
past two weeks
Mrs. James Maloney and son, Ken
meth, OF Ticonderoga, N. Y, are the
guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs
George Cove.
Frank Cole has gone to Springfield,
w., where he will be employed in the
Atlantic and Pacific store.
-Elwin Smith will move to Center
Rutland where he will continue in the
employ OF the Vermont Marble Com
Dany.
Mrs. Elmer L. Briggs and son
Robert have returned to their home
n Plymouth after six weeks visit at
he home of her sister, Mrs. Frank
Hubbard.
Superintendent A. w. Eddy was
elected member OF the executive com
nittee of the Tr-County Teachers AS
,oc.ation at the convention Saturday
n Bennington
John Halpin has returned to New
Haven after spending the winter with
elatives in Rutherford, n J., and
week with his brother Timothy Hal
)in OF Rutland
Miss Catherine Swain Of Cape
MAY City, n. t. is guest of her aunt
Mrs Jennie Crosby and cousin Miss
Iertie Gipson at the home OF the lat
er on the East Middlebury road. She
xpects to remain several weeks.
Mrs. Almira Russell has returned
rom Bristol where she spent the win
er with her niece, Miss A. Hill. She
Xpects to remain with her sister, Mrs. {
i. H. Sumner, during the summer.
Mrs. Eugene d. TwitChell, who
as spent the winter at Daytona
Beach, has gone to Chesapeake, Law
ence County, Ohio, to spend some
ime with a friend there before return
lg to Middleburv I
William Sullivan of Chicago, Ill,
ame to Burlington Tuesday evening +
o visit his sister Mrs. Ellen Wright :
Tho is seriously i'll at the Fanny Allen y
ospital. Her sister, Mary Sullivan,
also in Burlington
Miss Betsev Buttles and Mrs. c. J.,
Griffin have moved their Tea House
ON the Butterield place on Main
rect to the McNaughton house on ,
curt street They plan to continue 7
ler business with additional accom- :
rotations for tourist lodging. \
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Coran on
Ionday took their daughter, Miss
enevieve Coran. to the Fanny Allen s
ospital, where she was operated on 6
'ednesday for appendicitis Mr.. Co.
N has returned home but Mrs Coran
i'll remain for few days.
The Western Union Telegraph X
has changed its local office e
ON Marshalps store to the room for
ely occupied by Prof Raymond Nc X
arland in the Battell Block. Morti-
er Wilcox, who was appointed to L
cceed George Marshall as superin-
ndent on April /, will be in charge. E
he hours are from SIP, 1905 and
$3.50 The average number OF mes
ges at the Office is about sixty, until E
{ summer visitors at the lake and Z
her resorts increase it to well over s
e hundred