Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-03-04
MIDDLEBURY LOCALS

was guest on friday OF MIS- l., a
Frost.
N J. Sanford was a business Wis
itor in Schenectady, N. Y, Friday anc
Saturday
Miss Ada Bristol visited her moth
er Mrs, H. c. Herrick in Vergenne;
Monday.
Miss Susan Parker has gone tc
Castleton to be a guest of Mrs. Alfred
E Higley
Mr.. and Mrs Lawrence Bissettt
have moved to the T. G.. Easton farm
in Shoreham.
Mr., and Mrs. ]. E. Weeks spent
the weekend at their home on South
Pleasant street.
Miss Lucy Bordeau is quite ill at
the home of her brother, Victor Bor-
deau in Cornwall.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Boulia have
moved from the Sullivan house on Col
lege street to New Haven.
Charles T. Holmes of Charlotte
spent Thursday at the home of his
daughter Mrs. J. ]. Ross.
Mrs. Robert Williams and Mrs
George Hull of Brookline, Mass, are
guests of Miss Minnie Rice.
Mr., and Mrs. Frank Cousino have
moved from New Haven to the Bick-
nell house on Seminary street
Victor Lanoue of Montreal, Cana
da, was a guest of his sister Mrs. Olivia
Rheaume for several days last week
James M. Tracey returned yester-
day after spending the winter with his
daughter Mrs. F. E. Rich of Boston,
Mass.
Professor Frank w. Cady delivered
an address Wednesday evening before
the Parent Teacher Association in For
estdale.
Lewis Brousseau and William Lau-
Der went to Montreal Monday for a
visit of several days. They have re-
turned.
The Knights of Columbus held
their regular meeting Tuesday eve
ming in their rooms in the Federation
Building
Harry L Cushman, manager of the
Cushman Dry Goods Store, left Sun
day on a business trip to Boston and
New York.
Arthur J. Human, assistant post
master, drew the Columbia phono-
graph in the Woodmen's lottery. He
had but two tickets.
DR. Raymond C. Goss attended the
annual meeting of the Vermont State
Veterinary Association in Montpelier
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T G.. Easton moved
to this town from Shoreham Tuesday
and will live in the Mrs. Ellen Hope
house on South street.
Mrs Nelson A Seymour returned
from the Fanny Allen hospital We'd
nesday. Mr. Seymour went to Burling-
ton to accompany her home.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Rheaume
OF St Armand Canada, and their two
spent the week at the home
of his brother Olivia Rheaume.
Miss Emma Fuller, County Home
Demonstration Agent, returned Mon
day from Springfield, Mass, where she
had spent several days on business.
Mrs N 7. Sanford and daughter
Pauline, and the Misses Muriel Vittum,
Esther Frost and Margaret Carrigan
were visitors in Rutland Saturday.
The Womans Missionary Societies
of the Methodist church will meet
with Mrs, R. G.. S. Blnn on South
street Tuesday afternoon at o'clock.
Paul, two year old son of Mr. and
Mrs. Olivia Rheaume, underwent an
operation for tonsiltis and adenods
at the office of DR., P L. Dorey. DR..
Larner OF Burlington operated
A Masonic party will be held at
the Masonic Hall next Friday evening
There will be special music for dancing
and tables for cards Refreshments
will be served
Mrs Archie Mattson returned
Saturday to her home in Albany, N
Y, after visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Allan Calhuon Mr.. Mattison re-
turned earlier in the week.
H. W. Bride, a brakeman on the
Rutland railroad was badly shaken up
and his left hand badly bruised on
Tuesday afternoon, when hand brake
gave away and threw him between
the cars.
Music. dancing and games were
the features of the program of the
Business Girls Club in their social
last week The committee included the
Misses Hazel Pease. Esther Frost and
Helen Blanchard.
Miss Muriel Vittum has resigned
her position as secretary to President
John NJ Thomas of Middlebury Col
lege Miss Daisy K Bolger of Fair
Haven succeeded her and assumed the
duties Yesterday morning
In turning into the driveway with
a large load of hay Wednesday noon,
the NJ T Butterfeld team made the
corner at too sharp an angle with the
result that nearly half the load slipped
of into Main street. The traffic was
not heavy at the time and the only
Inconvenience caused was the trouble
of picking up the hay
Judge Button will not be in Mid
dlebury this weekend, as usual, be-
cause owing to March meeting the
Legislature expects to sit on Saturday
and Monday forenoon to make up for
the time lost Monday and Tuesday
The members returned this week with
the understanding that they will all
stay over Sunday in Montpelier
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