Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-07-22
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Pomona Grange meets here Tuesday
August instead of Wednesday Aug
ust as planned
The Rev and Mrs Hervey Gulick
left Wednesday for their new home in
Salisbury. Their goods went by auto
mobile truck.
Mr.. and Mrs. A, E. Gregory and
Mrs. Gregory's mother Mrs Abel Of
Orwell were Sunday guests at the nome
of 7 II Hutchinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. w A. Dukett and
granddaughter Ruth have returned
from a ten days visit with DR. and Mrs.
A. H. Mountford of Worcester, Mass
Mrs. K NJ Price, Mrs Z NJ Saun-
ders, the Misses Naomi and Minnie
Price and Martica Saunders Of Mid
dleburv were in town Sunday and at
tended church.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. D. Payne and Mrs
Martha Payne went to Clarendon Fri
dav and remained until Sunday for a
visit at the home Of Jonas Payne The
Misses Martha and Laura Payne re-
turned home with them after . visit
here
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J S, Dukett and
Mr. and Mrs + c. Dukett and daugh-
ter Kathryn are in camp at Owls Nest
camp this week Mrs. Nellie Hemen-
way is at Earl Dukett's and Mr.. and
Mrs. ! S. Dukett are at A J 5. Du-
kett's during their absence
The Rev. and Mrs Albert K Brown
of Schenectady, ~ Y, with their five
children, Katherine, Guiles, Albert,
Alice and Helen came Wednesday and
are occupying the parsonage ior Nix
weeks Mr. Brown Will londlot he
church services Sunday morning
Grany. meeting will be held JAW II
The first and second degree, w'4 ot
given a elias, of nine candidates The
following program is beng prepared
Violin solo, Clifford Hutchi,ou vG,a
solo, Miss Helen Bennett, discussion
What might be substituted for u.or,
as tip or treat with better effect,
Mrs d. Z. Myrick, J. G Peg, Mr.,
A. l. Payne, c. a Pratt
George O. Stratton, President OF the
Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance Com
pany and Mr. Brockway OF Montpel-
Ter were in town Wednesday investigat-
ing fire losses sustained at the Congre-
gational church and c. II Smith farm
Public sentiment tends toward the re-
OF the steeple as it was orig
lnally and it is expected that this viii
be done.
The burial services for Mrs Maria
palmer Frost, a former resident who
died at the home of her son G. ElDn
Frost in Shoreham, were held here sun
dav afternoon The Rev John Nelson
of Shoreham officiated and the bearers
were four grandsons, Russell, Herbert, |
Everett and Robert Easton The hon
orary bearers were her four sons Earl |
A. Frost of Middlebury. Harry L i
Frost Of Newburgh, y. V, Charles
Frost OF Athol, Mass. and G.. Z Frost
of Shoreham Those from town who at
tended the funeral were Mrs Martha
Palmer, Mr.. and Mrs. G. /. Palmer
and H X. Palmer
{. II. Smith has received news from
y V, of the disappearance Of |
his Son-in-law Rufus L Noonan of that
city Mr. Noonan was a contractor
and builder and on the afternoon Of
July 9th had drawn $500 from the bank
for the purpose of paying his workmen
He spent the evening at the Masonic
Temple Club room and at about eleven
went to the Italian settlement in The
city to meet man whom he expected
to pay some money That was the last
time that he was seen A. 1t was
known that he some times carried
large sums Of money with him, il is
feared by his relatives that he mas
been The victim of foul play Mr.
Noonan was former resident Of Pan
ton 4 brother William Noonan q
Pantou is well known III Addison
County a, was Rufus Noonau