Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1922-12-15
MIDDLEBURY LOCALS

A. J. Cook spent Monday in Burling
ton.
Judge J. E. Weeks was in Burlng-
ton Monday
Miss Mary Buttles and Mrs. Griffin
spent Tuesday in Burlington
Harold Hubbard of Whiting is spend
ing the week in town with relatives
Mrs c. f. Rogers has returned from
Montpelier where she visited relatives
+ R Yates left Friday with four
I Morgan horses Ell route for Troy,
IN. y.
Earl E. Pelsue and family have NOV
ed to the J NJ Burke house on High
street.
w. Z. Archibald of Springfield, Mass,
was recent guest of his sister, Mrs
Susan Archibald
Stanton Eddy, Jr, is home from
Phillips Exeter Academy for the
Christmas recess.
Mrs Rollin Woodward of Warrens-
burg, is i'll town to visit her sister, Mrs
John w Hammond.
Mrs. Harriet Cos, of Pittsford is at
the home of Mrs. L P, Cushman,
where she is guest
Charles Cady has returned from
Burlington where he attended the
State Grange Convention.
Mr.. and Mrs Willis Cady have been
in Burlington during the week to at
tend the State Grange Convention.
Ernest Hayden and family have
moved to the Gorham house on North
Pleasant street vacated by Mr. Pelsue
DR.. Ezra Brainerd, D. D., has re-
turned from Burlington, where he went
TO attend the funeral Of Mrs John J
Flynn.
Mrs Lewis Jones and son have re-
turned to Ilion, after few days at the
home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs
Willis n Cady
Mrs. Henry Pidgeon, while returning
from church Sunday morning, fell on
the ice which covered the sidewalk
and spraned her wrist
The local high school basketball |
team will go tonight to Burlington to |
play their first game this season with T,
Cathedral High of that city.
The Good Cheer Circle of Kings
Daughters hold a sale of candy, food
dolls and fancy articles tomorrow from
= to } in the Woman's Club Rooms
J. Philip ("Brainy'n Bower, class of
1920 Middlebury College, was made
coach of the hockey team at the Ar
lington, Mass, high school Tuesday
Henry Hammond has returned from
a trip of several days to Boston, where
he secured a position with the Colt
Shoe company as travelling salesman.
Leon Taylor, who is employed by
the Delco Light Co. of Montpelier,
was in town Sunday visiting his
brother, Oscar Taylor of Elm street
Tentative plans have been made by
the Middlebury Post Of the American
Legion for a grand masquerade ball to
be held on Monday evening, February
r.
Mrs. NJ Morey and daughter, Mrs.
G. NJ Connelley, of Burlington gave a
dinner at 67 Buell. street Thursday
evening to several of their Middlebury
friends.
Mrs. Thad NJ. Chapman has closed
1er house and gone to New York city,
where she will spend the winter at the |
lome of her daughter Mrs Basil
A minstrel show for the benefit of
grange, No. 3l5, will be
yiven in the town hall this evening, !
December ID, under the direction of '
William Gibson.
Miss Ethel Booska, formerly clerk e
It the Rexall store. is in critical con-
Iition with pneumonia, following an
peration for appendicitis at the :
Fanny Allen hospital !
A farewell party was given Wednes-
lay evening at the Middlebury Inn
or Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Anderson.
Ir and Mrs Anderson leave Wednes-
ay for Fitchburg, Mass.
Mrs. George r. Fletcher and daugh-
er, who have been spending the past
we months with Mrs. Fletcher's
ather George L. Abbey, left town for
heir home in Palmetto, Fla Wednes- !
ay.
Although the village had been quite {
thoroughly canvassed previously by I
rown-ups and seals had been selling
l some of the stores, the boys and I
iris of the Graded School succeeded
l disposing of 6S35 seals, Two boys, I
ackson Scissor and Reamer Kline, who
rove together, sold 1925 seals.
The funeral of Miss Marie Landon, I
former resident, will be held from the
church tomorrow after
oon at | o'clock.
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