Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1922-01-13
ADDISON

week
Howard Clark is cutting ice on his
pond.
But very little snow yet, not enough
for any teaming
Roland Crane has returned to the
University of Vermont.
Nav Tracy has returned to her
school work at Keene, N. H.
Ralph OBryan has been on the K. D.,
route some of the time this week,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Cross were Sun
dav guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Wood.
R. N. Warner and others are in Bur
lington attending the Dairyman's
meeting
Miss Worthem and Miss Stokes have
returned from their vacation and open
ed their schools,
The Addison and Panton Telephone
company held their annual meeting
at S. E. Smiths on Monday afternoon
Several from here were in Middle
bury Friday to attend the annual
meeting of the Farm Bureau Associa-
ton.
Charles Noonan has returned from a
two weeks stay with friends in Buffalo.
Mrs. Noonan will remain while
longer.
The many friends of Mrs. Spencer
Hawley are glad to hear that she is
comfortable and will soon return to
her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Clark and En-
win Clark were in Charlotte Monday
evening to install the officers OF Char
lotte Grange.
DR.. M. D. Smith, who was called here
by the serious condition of his sister,
Mrs. S. G, Hawley, has returned to
his home in Pelham, N Y,
Herrick Spencer, who has been IN
Adams, N. Y, on business, has return
ed to the home of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs G. c. Spencer, for an indeh-
mite stay.
Margaret Carpenter has returned
from a visit to her brother, Willard
Carpenter and family of New York,
and has now gone to her school work in
Shelburne,
Grand View Grange held regular
meeting Friday evening. The next
meeting will be January 70, and the
new officers for 1922 will be installed
bv Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Balm of Mid
dleburY
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Benedict
have received word that his sister, Mrs.
Harry Shaw of Rutland had under
gone a serious operation at the Rut-
land hospital and was doing as we'll as
could be expected.
Baptist Roll Call
The annual roll caQ of the Baptist
church was held Saturday afternoon
and evening. 1t was a very interesting
meeting and was well attended. Kew
Frasier and Rev. Eddy, both OF Yer
qennes. were present and spoke.
Tipsv Driver Runs Into Wagon
Mrs Nettie Wright is in Panton
with Mr., and Mrs. Henry FISHER, VINO
were in an accident Sunday last and
hadlv hurt. A man who was in an III
tov;cated condition was running a car
and ran into the back end OF the
WAGON and over turned it, throwing
Mr., and Mrs. Fisher to the GROUND,
Mrs Fishers shoulder was dislocated
and Mr.. Fishers face was badly cut,
One ear was so badly cut that several
stitches had to be taken. he morse
ran away and the wagon was smasheu
to kindling wood
Car Runs Into Lake
CLAYTON St.Clare went across tne
lake Saturday with his car. but on MS
return ran into a crack and had 10 get
help to get his car out. No one was
hurt.
Breaks Leg On Ice
Elsie Spooner, the oldest daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Spooner, fell
on the ice last week while sliding on
skis and broke both bones OF her leg
below the knee. The X-ray pictures
have been used and it was found to be
doing well.
Injured In Runaway
Joseph St.Clare was quite seriously
hurt a few days ago while drawing ice
on a wagon. The wagon slid and
threw him off. He struck on his heau
and shoulders and was rendered un-
conscious for some time. DR.. Phelps
was called but found no bones broken
and Mr.. St.Clare seems to be on the
gain but is still confined to his bed IL
was hard fall for a man IS years OF