Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-05-27
BRIDPORT

from measles.
There will be a dance at Grange
Hall Friday evening, June Bird.
Mrs. Effie Walker of Middlebury is
visiting with relatives in town.
Mrs Emma Wolcott is in Orwell
with her sister Mrs. G. L. Smith. Mr..
Smith is seriously ILL.,
Rev. Hervey Gulck, who will end
his passionate here the last OF June,
has purchased a home in Salisbury
Mrs. Henry Broughton is entertain
ing her mother and sister, Mrs. Shea
and Miss Eliza Shea, of Port Henry,
n. Y.
Miss Frances Fletcher of New York
City is expected tomorrow to spend a
few days with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. H. Fletcher.
Mr. and Mrs Norman Selleck and
three daughters of Middlebury were
guests Sunday of Mrs. Selleck's par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. N W. Russell.
Mr.. and Mrs. !. S. Dukett and Rev.
and Mrs. Gulick attended the Con-
ference of Congregational Churches of
Addison County held at Cornwall on
Tuesday.
Thirty people met at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Dukett Tuesday
evening to make plans for an orglni-
cation of a chapter of the Order OF
Eastern Star.
The comedy, "Fun In An Entertain
ment Bureau" will be given June 18th
and 18th for the benefit of the Public
Library. Miss Harriette Harris, who
will direct the play, will arrive
June Bird.
Childrens Day Exercises will be
held at the Congregational Church
June r. Rehearsals will be held each
Saturday afternoon until then. Any
child wishing to take part is asked to
be at the church at two o'clock Sat
urday, May 2Sth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sperry Russell and son
have gone to Charlottesville, Virginia,
to attend Mrs. Russells mother, who
is seriously i'll. Mr. and Mrs John A,
Russell and family are staying at the
home of their son Sperry Russell dur
ing his absence.
What might have been a serious au-
tomobile accident occurred Sunday at
ternoon near the home of w. A.
Chandler on the Middlebury road. Be-
cause of reckless driving the car owned
by Harold Wing and operated by
Douglas Norton and Daniel Giard was
overturned The occupants escaped in
Jury but the car was damaged to the
extent of 5000.
New Books
Barclay, Florence-Returned Empty
Buck, c. N.-The Code of the
Mountain
Buck. c. N.-The Roof Tree
Burroughs, Edgar R-The Son of
Tarzan
Cronin, Bernard-Timber Wolves
Curwood, James Oliver-The Rivers
End
Curwood, James Oliver-The Valley
of Silent Men
Dell, Ethel-The Swindler
Dell, Ethel-The Top of the World
Dell, Floyd-Moon Calf
Davies, Maria Thompson-Blue-
grass and Broadway
Green, Anna Katherine The Mys |
terry of the Hasty Arrow
Grey, Zane-The Mysterious Riders
Grey, Zane-Wildfre
Hueston. Ethel Prudence Says So
Ibanez, Vincente B The Four
Horsemen of the Apocalypse
lansing, Robert-The Peace Nego-
tiations
Lewis, Sinclair-Main Street
Lincoln Natalie S-The Red Seal
Lincoln, Joseph C.-Shavings
Lutz, Grace L. H-The Best Man
Lutz, Grace L. H.-Cloudy Jewel
McCutcheon, George Barr Vest
Wind Drift
Mcfarland Raymond-Sons Of the
Sea
1Ierwin Samuel In Red and Gold
Oppenheim, Phillips-The Great I'm
personation
Parker, Gilbert-No Defence
Porter Eleanor H,-Mary Marie
Porter, Eleanor H-Sister Sue
Rohmer, Sax-The Insidious DR.. Flu
Manchu
Rohmer Sax-The Hand of Flu
Manchu
Rohmer. Sax-The Return of Flu
Manchu
Rohmer, Sax-The Yellow Clan
Towne, Charles H.-The Bad Man
Webster, Jean-Much Ado About
Peter
Wells, Carolyn-The Mystery of the
Sycamore.
Wddemar, Margaret-I've Married
Marjorie.
Willsie, Honore The Enchantment
Canyon.
Mrs. Sarah S. SAKE
Mrs. Sarah Stores (Sollace) SAKE,
whose death occurred at her home in
Montreal on May 20, was a native of
BridpOrt where she was born Deem
Der 9, 1928. She was married October
9, 1850 to James SAKE who died in
1884. For many years Mrs. SAKE was
a resident of St. Adams and the funeral
was held there Sunday afternoon. She
is survived by three daughters, Mrs.
Lillian SAKE Holmes, Miss F. NJ SAKE
and Miss S. SAKE, all of Montreal, and
by two sons, Frank J. SAKE of New
York and Charles J. SAKE of Montreal.
George F. Sollace of BridpOrt is a