Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1922-10-27
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Mrs. Herbert Fletcher is suffering
with severe cold.
Miss Shepherd was at her home in
Bristol for the weekend
c. R. Jennings and son were in or
we'll the first of the week.
Mrs. Charles Hagan entertained
Mrs. H. d. Sprague over Sunday
Master Rohan Swinington is iu-
proving from ar attack of asthma
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucien Nichols were
business visitors i'll town Friday.
Mrs. Shortsleeves, who has been i'll
at her home at the Corners, is able to
be about.
Will Blood has returned from the
Rutland hospital and is boarding at
Mr. Marsh's.
Mrs. Lura St John OF Brandon was
guest Of her sister, Mrs. John Wilbur,
for the weekend
Elmer Palmer and Mrs Nettie Cole
of Brandon were guests at the Mlpta,
for the weekend
Mrs A. A. Rossiter, accompanied by
her nephew, Zera Roberts, motored to
Burlington Saturday.
Mrs Stumpf of Hartford, Conn, is
the guest of her son. Harold, and I'm
lily at Noble Jennings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Audas Person and
children of Orwell were greeting
friends in town recently.
Mrs Ed. Landon and Miss Margaret
Cahee visited their mother in the Rut-
land City hospital Saturday.
Miss Mary Cahee returned to Sails
bury Monday evening, after having
spent several days at her home.
Samuel Capron and daughter Miss
Lillias, of Montpelier were recent
guests of Mrs. John Swinington.
Mr., and Mrs, Fay Chamberlain.
Harvey Rickert and Miss Laurel Rick
ert visited in Middlebury Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Laporte OF
Forest Dale were guests on Wednesday
afternoon of Mr.. and Mrs Noble Jen-
nings
Hugh Jennings attended the birth
day surprise party Of Miss Ruth Rob
inson, at her home in Brandon, Friday
evening.
Miss Helen Swinington and friend.
Miss Helen Churchill, OF Brandon,
were Sunday guests of Ira La Fleur in
Middlebury
Mr. and Mrs George Laird accom-
panied by their son and wife and Mr.
and Mrs Carl Laird and friends were
recent visitors in town
Mr. and Mrs Will Beane of the
Kurn Hattin Home, Westminster,
were guests recently at the Roberts
home at the Corners
Mrs. A. A. Rossiter motored from
Saratoga Springs, n. Y, last week and
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Harri-
son Roberts, at the Corners
Dana Aver has sold his farm south
of the Corners to ] s. Macarthur and
son-in-law, f, Peabody, of Brandon,
who will take possession at once
Mr. and Mrs Fay Chamberlain and
children of Underhill were guests n
his sister, Mrs. Harvey Rickert last
week They returned to their home
Sunday morning
The Rev. and Mrs. Frank Chandler
and Miss Mary Chandler OF Silver
Lake and Frank Chandler, Jr, of
Brandon, were in attendance at the
service Sunday.
The revival services in the Brick
church closed Sunday evening. These
meetings were well attended. People
came from all the nearby towns
EvangelistS Miller and Gardner left
Tuesday for Hartford, Conn.
The Willing Workers met Oct y. at
the home of Mrs Reginald Hooker in
Fernville There was large attend
anCe and a dinner was served at noon
by the hostess The meeting ld-
journed to meet the 26th, with Mrs.
Will Fiske.
Mrs George Cahee went to Rutland
last Thursday. On Friday morning
she underwent a successful, though
very serious operation, at the Rutland
hospital Mrs. Cahee is doing nicely
and her many friends are wishing her
a speedy recovery.
Miss Vera Perkins, Addison
County's Home Demonstrator of Mid
dlebury, held an all day Millinery
Demonstration at the home of Mrs
Peter Wilson, on West Street, on
Wednesday and a similar meeting at
the home of Mrs. Harry Huntley at
the Junction Saturday