Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-01-28
SALISBURY NEWS

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Little Eileen Whitney is on the sick
list this week.
Miss Bessie Sampson, while coasting
Friday, sprained her ankle badly
Miss Zulena Sampson, who has been
having the grippe, is able to be out
again.
Mrs, Chester Kingsley fell on the
ice Sunday morning and sprained her
left wrist.
Mrs Frank Durant who lived across
Lake Dunmore, died Friday of cancer
and was buried Tuesday.
A. =. Wood of Leominster, Mass,
is guest at the home of his cousins
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Reach for several
days.
Silas Dumas. who lives about one
half mile from Salisbury village, found
bear tracks not far from his buildings
recently.
Frank Johnson, who has been visit
ing his uncle Mr.. Potter and family in
Glens Falls for a few days, returned
home recently
The Ladies' Congregational Club
will hold their regular monthly meet
ing at the home of Mrs Karl Moves
Tuesday. dinner will be served.
Miss Cora Beach spent Sunday in
Burlington as the guest of her brother
Austin Beach who is in the hospital re-
covering from his recent accident.
Report comes that Austin Beach has
pneumonia in the lung that was pune
tured by rib during his accident but
he is not considered dangerously i'll.
Mrs. Thomas Benham, who has been
at Saranac Lake, N. Y, to attend the
funeral of Mr. Benham's sister, has re-
turned home She is now on the sick
list herself.
Walter Thomas. who is to celebrate
his S0th birthday January 81, will be
given a post card shower by his
friends. Mr. Thomas is in Mobile,
Alabama.
Mrs. George Noyes was called to
Vergennes Thursday by the illness Of
her sister Miss Hattie Beach who has
been for several weeks with their
brother Guy Beach in that city.
Mrs A. A. Smead was given a post
card shower Saturday in honor of her
74th birthday, for which she wishes to
thank all her friends, especially the
Pollyanna Club. for their kindness.
John o. Byrn, who recently pur-
chased the ]. E. Weeks farm, has had
the misfortune of having the running
water pipe spring a leak. Because he
has been handicapped in digging to
find the leak by this extreme cold
weather, he is obliged to draw water
for his whole herd of cattle.
The Pollyanna Club will meet to-
morrow afternoon from until 5
O'Clock with Miss Grace Johnson.
They will give a special program in
honor of the 18th birthday anniversary
of Miss Jennie Baker Refreshments
will be served, including a birthday
cake illuminated by candles.
Little Chester Ellis was given a par
ty OH January 18th on the occasion OF
his 9TH birthday Several young
friends were present. Refreshments,
were served, including a birthday cake
Illuminated by candles, which pleased
the little people greatly Games were
played and good time prevailed
Mr. and Mrs Frank Humphrey and
Mr. and Mrs Herbert Morgan enter
aimed the Libe5ty Club at the home
If the latter Saturday evening Whist
vas played at tables The first prize
was won by Mrs Luke Bell, second
" Mrs. Alvin Little; first gentlemank
prize by Frank Atwood, second by
Alvin Little Refreshments were
erved.
The Liberty Club gave Mrs. A A
little birthday surprise on TUESDAY
.vening at her home at the West Side
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Atwood, by
making arrangements to spend the
.vening at Mr.. Little's, kept them al
lone for the occasion. The othet
,ueStS all approached in a body and
IS they were near the house a ma(
luartet began singing John Brown
IS they entered the house they chang
ID their song to Hail, Hail, the Gangs
All Here Mrs Little was completely
urprised Refreshments were served,
a huge birthday cake with
g candles. ]. E. Dyer made a speech
md presented Mrs. Little with II but
er spreaders and a Pyrex pie plate
The ladies gave her fancy bag con
aiming gift from each lady