Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-04-29
MIDDLEBURY LOCALS

-CharleS + Ken mas purchased
new Ford touring car
Allen R. Sturtevant is visiting il
Fond du Lac, Wisconsin.
Mrs Kate Mills has purchased q
new Studehaker touring car
Clayton NJ Hanks was a bushes:
visitor in Boston early in the week.
Mrs K. E. Moore has returned tc
Rutland after 4 10 days visit to friend:
in town.
R. F. Pinuey, cashier OF the Ma
tional Bank Of Mddlebury, was called
to Rutland Friday as 4 witness in a
county court case.
Miss Theresa Wooster has resigned
her position as saleslady in the Middle
bury Supply Store.
Miss Marion Carr visited her
mother at the Mary Fletcher hospital
in Burlington Tuesday.
George T. Kidder has quite re-
covered from his recent attack OF rheu-
matism and is again at work
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Bedard
have purchased the Oldsmoble tour
ing car owned by Joseph Peck,
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Calhoun
went on business trip to Randolph
wednesday. They made the trip by
automobile
Miss Esther Frost returned Friday
evening from a visit Of three weeks in
Nashua, N H., with her sister Mrs
Harold Damon
Mrs. Leonard F Wing of Rutland
is visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs.
George T Kidder Mr. Wing spent
the weekend here
Mrs James o Howarth on TIES
day went to the Mary Fletcher hospi-
tai in Burlington and was operated up
on Thursday morning.
The Mite Box party for the Maine
Bible School of the Congregational
church, which was to be held this eve
ming, has been postponed
Mr. and Mrs. George Hayward
have returned to Middlebury from Po-
land, Me Mr. Hayward will take
charge Of the Coon creamery plant
DR. and Mrs. P. E. Mellen and
son Richard spent the weekend in
Deerfeld Mass, with Mrs. Mellen's
parents, Mr. and Mrs Dexter Hagar.
D. P. Cloves is substituting in the
post office during the absence Of
George Mead who is taking a vacation
to recuperate after his recent illness.
Harry E. Youtt, who was called
here week ago by the death of his
ather, Col Charles E. Youtt, has re-
urned to his home in New York City.
The May Day bazaar to be given
lnder the auspices of the Woman's
Club has been temporarily postponed
IN account of the scarlet fever danger
"A meeting of the Middlebury |
7armers Club will be held at the home
II E. B Cornwall, at 8 o'clock on the
vening of May 4th Everyone is in
uted
Russell Duncan, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. J. Duncan, has returned to
lis home from the Mary Fletcher hos
,ital where he underwent a successful
operation
Mr. and Mrs. William Collins and
title daughter of Brandon visited
riends here last week Mr. Collins was
nee the proprietor Of the Taylor Bak-
ry on Main street here.
Mrs. Charles Severance is i'll with
pneumonia Miss Dolly Garland Of
Burlington is caring for her. Mr.. Sew
rance is improving from a recent Sc
'ere attack of heart trouble.
Arthur R. Davis and Perley c. Vo
er, professors in the department OF
hemistry of Middlebury College, at
ended the meeting of the American
Chemical Association in Rochester.
Charles Lyman wrenched his knee
everely Monday while at work on his
&c delivery He was confined to his
lone until Thursday when he was
Ible to get about with the aid of
ane.
Mrs. John H. Vondell returned
asst evening to her home in Bellows
Falls Her mother. Mrs A. D. Vittum,
Who shipped her household effects to
Bellows Falls on Monday will remain
With her other daughter, Mrs. H. L.