Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1922-03-17
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Willis Fleming is very i'll at his home
at the Corners.
Madam Hagan has gone to Pitts
lord to visit her daughter
Miss Ida Paddock is at her home in
Pawlet for a two weeks vacation.
C. r Jennings was in Rutland for
the week end as guest OF Myron Ed
-idge.
Mrs. Kate Farmer, who has been
,ufiering with an attack of grip, is
much better.
Madam Foley of the Junction was
with Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Foley for
the week end.
Mrs. Peter Wilson, who has been
confined to the house by illness, is
much improved.
Miss Rachael Tierney, teacher in
Fernville, will spend her vacation at
her home in Brandon
Mr. and Mrs. l. Leno of East Mid
llebury spent last Thursday with Mr..
and Mrs Clayton Leno
Mrs Carl Barker and Mrs. John
~winngton returned last Thursday al
,ernoon from Burlington
Charles Hagan, who has been con
..ned to the bed by severe illness is up,
and has been out of doors.
Mrs Theophilus Dumas has gone to
Wallingford where She will remain with
her daughter through sugaring.
Mr. and Mrs. Royal Boardman of
Middlebury were guests of Mr. and
MIS-. Charles Hagan last week,
Mr. and Mrs Harry Huntley were
il Salisbury Saturday to attend the
funeral of Mrs Eugene Newton
Many of the farmers are making
maple sugar The season opened early
and the syrup and sugar are unusually
ine
Mr.. and Mrs Shortsleeves have gone
10 Ticonderoga. They were called
there by the illness of Mrs Delorme's
daughter
Mrs. Harry Huntley of the Junction
md her mother, Mrs. Will Smith of
Brandon, were business visitors in Rut-
land last Wednesday.
William Cahee who has been the
guest Of his daughter, Mrs. Ed Sturte-
want for a week has returned to his
home in Fort Edward, y. y.
Mrs. Frank Willis is so much i'm
proved from her long illness that She
was able to ride to Brandon last sat
urday, Mr. Willis is in Florence.
Miss Margaret Waterhouse, who has
substituted for Mrs. Carl Barker as
teacher at Jerusalem finished the win
ter term of school last Friday and has
gone to her home in Salisbury.
Mrs. Abram Ploof entertained the
"Inasmuch Circle last Thursday at an
all day meeting. Nearly every mem
her was present and there were several
visitors Many garments for children
were made Dinner was served at
noon,
The Misses Marjory Huntley, Helen
Swinington, Helen Guernsey and Bea-
trice Sturtevant came from Brandon
High school Thursday evening to at
tend the Farm Bureau meeting which
was held with Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Huntley
Farm Bureau Meets
One of the most enjoyable events OF
the season was the meeting of the
Farm Bureau which was held with MIR.
and Mrs Harry Huntley last Thurs
dav evening Their home was very at
tractive and appropriate for the occa-
sion. Mrs Carl Barker gave a very
interesting report of the Eastern States
Farm Bureau meeting which was held
in Burlington Mrs. Scott Hammond
told in a very pleasing manner of the
Women's department and their work IN
Brandon. Mr.. Duffany of Middlebury
spoke on COW testing Refreshments OF
coffee, hot rolls and various salads were
served Mrs. Hammond gave several
fine selections on the piano after which
the guests departed. The next meeting
will be with Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Viii
son on the evening of April l3
A valveless gearlesS engine for au-