Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-08-19
MIDDLEBURY LOCALS

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town.
A. c. Lamb of Brandon is for a
week assisting in the store of Ives &
Shambo,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. J. Duncan have
returned from a two weeks vacation
at Lake Dunmore.
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Sheltus have
returned from Springfield, Mass, where
they visited relatives.
Miss Agnes Duncan of Burlington
is visiting her aunt, Miss Agnes Dun
can of Seymour street.
Mason Dupaul has returned from
Florence where he has been employed
for the past two months.
Mr. and Mrs. Abba Provonche of
North Pleasant street are the par
ents of son born Tuesday.
Roy S. Robbins is enjoying two
weeks vacation which he will spend
in various parts of the state.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman S. Foote
and two children have returned from a
two months outing at Lake Dunmore
Charles W, Westall has returned
from Richmond where he has spent the
past two months with his son, Henry.
Mrs. Katherine Nichols of Brattle-
boro, former resident, was the week
end guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
]. E. Weeks.
Misses Mary Shea, Mary and Alice
Halpin have returned from trip to
Montreal Quebec and St. Ann de
BOupre.
Harry L. Cushman will leave Sum
day for Boston and New York City in
the interest of the E. P. Cushman &
Son store.
Theron NJ. Crane of Worcester,
Mass, is visiting his brother, Fred
Crane. He will also spend some time
in Bridport.
DR. and Mrs. R. C. Flagg and three
children have returned from Lake Hor-
tonia where they have been in camp
for two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Doody and
son of Littleton, N H., are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. John Doody and Mr. and
Mrs. Fred G.. Brookins.
Curtis Smith of Detroit, Mich is
in town to spend two weeks with his
family who are occupying Prof. Whites
house on South street.
Mrs. Leonard F. Wing has return
ed to her home in Rutland after visit
ing at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. George Kidder.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur J. Blackmer
have returned from a weeks automo-
bile trip through the Adirondack and
he eastern part of Vermont.
Mr.. and Mrs John E. Stiles and
-hree children have returned from a
-wo weeks vacation spent at Mr..
Stiles former home in Morrisville.
Mrs Elizabeth Jones and grand
'on, Oakley Jones, OF Boston are spend
ng a few days at the home of her
laughter Mrs Allen 7 Calhoun.
Tuesday, Bennington Battle Day,
he National Bank. Addison County
Trust Company and the public library
we're closed in observance of the day
Mr. and Mrs Carl Anderson mov-
ID Saturday from the Gooding house
N South street TO Center Rutland
where Mr. Anderson has employment.
Fifty friends Of Mr. and Mrs. Budd
Warren gave them a surprise Tuesday
.vening. Games were played and re-
reshments served Mr. aud Mrs. War
en- were presented vith many gifts.
Gideon Z Abbey William W. Tur-
Ter, Melvin Damon and Charles f
Rich went to Ludlow Tuesday to at
end the exercises Of the 25th ami
'ersary of the founding of the Odd
fellows home in thar town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Haller and
wo children who have been occupying
he Prof Frank E Howard house for
he past eight weeks, returned to their
ZONE in Brooklyn, n Y, Tuesday
Mr. Haller attended the summer SEES
ion of the French School.
Miss Elizabeth Baldwin has re-
urned from New Haven, Conn, where
he attended the Yale Summer School
Miss Baldwin Will return to Middle
Jury, Conn, in September to resume
Ter teaching for another year
-Eben c. Ryder As Chief Marshal,
will have charge OF the exhibition
lorses as usual at the Vermont State
Fair He will also act as Chief Mar
hal and Judge the horses, all classes,
It the Rutland Fair and Horse Show
his year.
Mr.. and Mrs Ivan D. Hagar of
Makwah, n. j. who came by auto to
'isit their parents. Mr. and Mrs. H. B.
Iagar, returned to their home Monday
accompanied by their parents. During
Mr. Hagars absence. his mail route
will be taken care OF by Almon W.
4ovett.
Mrs. Frank Nlrrabone returned
Tuesday from LacOlle. Can, where she
vas called by the illness and death of
Ter father, Nelson Trombley Mr.
rrombley was IS years OF age, is sur
lived by four daughters, four sons, and
our brothers The funeral and burial
vas in LacOlle
Rev. and Mrs Donald Hurlburt
II Assonet, Mass, who were recently
married, are at 20 Seymour street,
where they are packing their house
lold goods TO ship to Bangor, Me,
where Mr.. Hurlburt will preach the
coming year. Mr.. Hurlburt graduated
rom Middlebury college with the class
II 1899.