Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1922-02-17
SALISBURY

Orange Sll.0U.
Bert Lowell of Ferrisburg has moved
into the Julius Alden place.
Monroy Doud, who was "a years old
last August is in poor health.
The East school gave a Valentine So
cial at the Town hall Tuesday evening
John Kelsey and wife have moved to
East Middlebury into Mrs. Bradley
small house
Mr.. and Mrs. George Smith are the
parents of a son, Wayne George, born
Tuesday night.
Walter Beach returned from Vergen-
mes Friday where he visited his broth
err Guy Beach.
Rev. D. c. Abbott of North Ferris
burg will exchange pulpits with Rev
c. NJ. Woodmansee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Johnson of Lake
Dunmore were business visitors II
Brandon Saturday.
Richard Ambrose was in Burlington
Wednesday to visit Mrs. Ambrose who
is in the Mary Fletcher hospital.
Howard Nelson has finished his col
lege work and left town Sunday night
for New York where he has position
John Nicholson of Providence, R, l..
has been spending several days at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. James Petersen
Rev and Mrs. Hervey Gulick, who
have been in Washington and Boston
for several weeks, returned home last
Friday.
Jack Barnes of Pittsford talked at
both the Methodist and Congrega-
tional churches last Sunday. Subject;
Tithing.
Mrs. Will Lawrence of Rutland has
returned home after a visit at the
homes of Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Partlow
and Mr., and Mrs. Charles Partlow.
H. R. Pratt, Charles Prior and
George Cowen, all of Rutland, are
working in town on the New England
Telephone line. They are making their
home at c. A. Bumps,
A. A. Little has rented his farm to
Antoine Shorkey of Cornwall, who
takes possession March /. Mr.. Little
will enter the employ of the Common
wealth Casualty company and has Yer
mont as his territory.
The Ladies Congregational club will
serve a Washington supper at the
Town hall Wednesday evening, Febru-
airy %. An entertainment followed by
games will be the program. Supper
will be served from Z o'clock until all
are served.
Vivian, the 10 months old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Creighton
died Wednesday of intestinal trouble
Drs. Dorey, Eddy and insolvency Of
Burlington were called in consultation
The body was taken to Ogdensburg, N
Y, for burial. Mr.. Creighton has re-
sided in town since November being
in charge of the milk station.
Ross Gale, the six year old son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Gale of Rut
land but formerly of this town, ha'
been in serious condition from the
effects of a cold contracted last fal
but which lasted until short time ago
causing serious trouble in his head
Specialists from Burlington were con
suited and they made an incisior
through the inner ear drum and thi
relieved the trouble by allowing dis
charge which in all probability saved
his life
Leases Dunmore Creamery
Frank Nelson has leased Dunmort
creamery and will run it this season
He began filling the ice house Monday
He says he will give the best price TO
butter fat that the butter market vii
| warrant.
Fire at Will SIMPSONS
Will Simpsons house caught fir,
Monday night by debris which haC
fallen down the chimney into an ole
fire place. Some years ago this FIR,
place had been boarded up with incl
boards and paper over Mrs. Sampson
heard the cracking and thought somt
one was waking on the snow and afteI
awhile she called Mr. Sampson whC
found the boards burned through il
front of the fire place so he could pusf
them into the fire place. He had only
a little water at first to fight fire witt
but Mrs Sampson had not emptied the
wash water, so they eXtinguished the
flames with this.
Valentine Shower
John Dyer was given Valentine
surprise by the people on his R. D
route Tuesday. The children of the
school sent him valentines and the pa
irons on his route each gave him q
money present as he left mail at theil
boxes On August Is, Mr.. Dyer had
carried mail on R, D, No. q years
Found wiping his auto with ar
American flag, man in Tampa, Fla.
was questioned by the American LIE
gion He was pronounced Simply ig-
norant", and given instruction in how
to treat the colors. Hearing of the in