Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-01-21
MTDDLEBURY LOCALS

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Allen Calhoun is in Boston on a
business trip.
% H. Cushman is confined to the
house by illness.
Wright Caswell has returned from
business trip to Boston.
John Doherty of Bellows Falls is
guest of his brother George.
Mrs. Effie Walker has taken rooms
at the Addison for the winter.
Miss May Powers of Boston is
visiting her aunt Miss Lucy Tinney.
Jesse Hopkins of Springfield, Mass,
is guest of his father Henry Hopkins.
p. F. Chapman has returned to
Rutland after spending several days
in town.
"A daughter, Ruth Florence, was
born Saturday to Mr.. and Mrs Clay
ton Ellis
I. Norton Bartlett has returned
from Burlington where he visited his
wife and infant son.
Professor Raymond Mcfarland
will speak at the Baptist church in
Brandon next Sunday.
Milo K. Moore has purchased the
Fred Brown house on Court street and
will take possession March l.
Miss Gertrude LaFleur went on
Thursday to the Fanny Allen hospital
in Winooski to undergo an operation.
-Wilfred Ferland has returned to
his home in Montreal after a visit
with his sister Mrs. William Farrell,
Ir
Mrs James Condor spent the
weekend at the home of her sister
Mrs E. A. Tobin in North Benning-
ton.
Word has been received from
Montpelier that a son Edwin James
was born to Mr. and Mrs. Julius A.
Wilcox.
"A. W. Dickens has been aeap-
pointed by Governor James Hardness
to the Office of Addison County Mum
cipal Judge
Cedric Flagg, eldest son of DR.. and
Mrs. R. c. Flagg, who has been ser
iously i'll the past week with bronchi-
tbs, is gaining
Ralph Yeaw, who is acting as a
page in the Senate in Montpelier, spent
the weekend with his mother Mrs
Bernice Yeaw.
George Brousseau has entered in
to partnership with William LAUDER
to continue together the latters shoe
repairing business.
Many of the students of the col
lege were revaccinated on account OF
the failure of the first injection of the
antitoxin to take effect.
Bert G.. GIBSON returned Thursday
to his home in Decatur. Ill. having
been called here by the death of his
mother two weeks ago
Mr. and Mrs. James Ten Brooke
of Toronto. Ont. are in town, having
been called here by the illness of Mrs.
Ten Broeke's sister. Miss Effie Daunis.
Rev T. J. Leonard, pastor of St.
Mary's church. is planning to present
a monthly motion picture for the bene-
fit of the church. He has secured the
films of "The CanOnization of St Joan
of Arc for an early date
Miss Olive Walters of West Rut-
land. whose recent illness with small
poX caused no little scare on the hill
and in the village, returned to college
last Monday She was advised to go
to her home until the danger of con-
tagion had passed
Leonard F Wing. we'll known To-
cally as the husband of former Mid
dlebury girl. Bernice. the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs George Bidder has
been appointed by the governor as
city judge Of Rutland He had been
city attorney for the past two years
During the recent political campaign
he was Rutland County member of the
State Republican committee.
Miss Elizabeth Smith of Glouces-
ter. Mass freshman of Middlebury
College is seriously sick Her condi-
ton was considered very critical on
Sunday though she is now improving.
The report that four grains of aspirin
taken at single dose to relieve a
headache almost caused her death has
been denied by her physician A
trained nurse is caring for her
The weather was very cold on
Monday with the years record low
Temperature on Tuesday when the
mercury fell 10 the unofficial level of
IA degrees below zero The cold snap
continued Wednesday and did not
materially abate until yesterday This
morning the same mldness on the part
of the elements that has been our lot
during the winter again prevailed
ice has been cut Charles Lyman, To-
cal dealer. said that he has no anxiety
about the lack Of thickness at present
He is still confident Of real "iceman's
weather" before long
The Gfange held another success
ful dance and card party last evening,
the second of a series to raise the
funds necessary for the laying Of a hard
wood floor IN the hall Eighty men
and women. juniors aud seniors, eS
loved the program Of both old and
modern dancing Calhoun's orchestra
furnished music Refreshments were