Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1922-06-30
SALISBURY

'N'N HCI * lIlS Ntth llOlH lJIhJdN'
Frank Dyer was in Burlington on
tuesday attending a postmasters con-
vention
Mr.. and Mrs. John Goodwin were
business visitors in Rutland the first
Of the week.
Berney Briggs of Brandon is car
ing for Gideon Cloyes who is under
the doctors care.
Mr. and Mrs Glen Thayer are NOV
ing into the c. A Bump tenement
house at the village
Miss Gladys Dyer OF Boston is Wis
ltlng her parents Mr. ard Mrs VIII
Dyer, for the summer
Mr. and Mrs Harwood Gale spent
Sunday as guests of Mr. and Mrs, VIII
Stoddard at Lake Bomoseen.
Carl Kelsey who has been visiting
friends in North Lawrence, n. Y, and
vicinity returned home Saturday
Mrs. H. N. Tatro has been enter
tanning her cousin Miss Marchia
Duntley OF Burlington this week
Miss Mildred Carey OF Hnsdale,
N. H., and a student of L. v NJ, Bur
lington IS visiting her cousin, Miss
Grace DEMO
Paul Whitney who is attending Chi
cago University came Tuesday for the
summer with MS parents, Mr.. and
Ms Ed Whitney.
Mr. and Mrs Laque celebrated their
3ith anniversary at "Shard Villa
Wednesday evening Ice cream and
cake were served,
Austin Beach was in Calias this
week and his sister, Miss Cora Beach
has been visiting her brother, Guy
Beach, in Vergennes.
The Pollyanna club held their
monthly meeting Saturday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Francis West
Refreshments were served
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Humphrey and
Mr. and Mrs. Luke Bell spent the
weekend at Frank Atwoods cottage.
They entertained other friends at din
ner Sunday
Tennyson Dowd of n Y, who was
called here by the death of his father,
Munroy Dowd, returned to his home
Saturday and Mrs Dowd returned
home Tuesday.
Rev James B. Sargent of Rich
mond VT, was in town Wednesday
and Thursday in the interests of the
United BenevolenCes of the Congre-
gatio1al churches
Mr. Charles Holland and son Rich
ard, returned to their home in Brock
ton, Mas, Saturday, accompanied by
Miss R4th Hamilton who will remain
at the home Of her aunt for some time
M George Devoid and SON How
ard, were in Proctor Saturday Miss
Anna Williams who has been visiting
her aunt, Mrs Devoid, returned to
her home in that village at that time
James Peterson, Jr, and brother
FRANKLIN Peterson accompanied by
Emma Mayhem, went for the week
end to East Hardwick where they were
guests of Mr. Peterson's sister Mrs.
Maynard Hatch Of that village.
The friends Of Mr. and Mrs Oliver
Partlow, a former merchant in town
are sorry to know that his barn was
struck by lightning Tuesday night and
burned to the ground and two other
out buildings and his house were
somewhat injured
Mr.. AR Mrs WILDER Chase Of New
Britain, NJ, who have been visit
ing her J,.e-, II y Tatro and fam
ily and calling on their old friends
in town, went Thursday to Whalens-
burg y V, where they will visit rel
atives They were accompanied by
Mr. and Mrs Tatro
The following six boys of the Mid
dlebury high school graduating class
are camping at Kelleys cottage, Lake
Dunmore, for one week, chaperoned
by Carl Whitney: Ray Reach, Luther
Kelley, Willard Whitney, Stanton Ed
dy, Reginald Farnham and Charles
Church. and the young ladies OF the
graduation class are at Manchester
cottage accompanied by several
teachers
Dyer Bennett, G3, died at his home
morning Besides his wife,
Mrs. Grace English Bennett he is
by one son. Leonard X Ben
nett of Gloversville, y. Y, and two
Mrs William Dukett of
y. ", and Mrs. Nellie
Lathrop of South Lincoln, also one
brother, Joel Bennett of Chilson, n
y. Mr. Bennett was born in Ticonder-
oga, ~ Y, March ,, 1883, and was
the son OF Mr. and Mrs Joel Bennett.
Funeral services were held Monday
Shoes to be repaired may be left at
Ed. Whitney's Fine work, quick
service
A. Nash Clothing Co., represent
alive, Mr. Hallett, will be at Addison
House, Middlebury, Wednesday, July |
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WEST CORNWALL
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Dewitt |