Middlebury Register and Addison county Journal from Middlebury, Vermont • 10

PAGE TEN THE MIDDLEBURY REGISTER, MIDDLEBURY, VT. JUNE 1, 1923 Mrs. Frank Sanborn is confined to Mr. and Mrs. David Morey have gone to coston.

I FOR RENT 150 acre pasture on the Middlebury farm. Best of feed, never failing water, good fences. J. L. i E.

Shoreham. 17tf C. J. Bell Pomona Grange will meet with Cornwall Grange Wednesday, June the house by illness. Miss Katherine Hubbard spent the holiday in Whiting with her parents.

Dr. H. I. Slocum has been in White River Junction, a guest of his sister, Dr. Slocum.

6. FOR RENT Pastures for rent in Prof, and Mrs. C. B. Wright and daughter.

Marjory, have returned from Mrs. M. A. Loukes and daughter. Marguerite were in West Rutland this week visiting friends.

Henry Kidder of Burlington is visiting at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George T. Kidderr. Edward Derosier, who has been running the barber shop over Pease's furniture store, during the absence of his son, went Memorial day to Lynn, where he will enter the employ of the general electric at his old trade as electrician.

I Shoreham. Watered by never failing springs and brooks. Good fences. J. Buttolph, E.

Shoreham. 17tf THE PRESCRIPTION SHOP Gainsborough Hair Nets Have you used them? They are a nationally advertised net and used by the most particular people. SPECIAL PRICE ON THIS NET FOII TWO WEEKS 3 for 25c Akron, O. Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Fuller of Walt ham, came last night to pass a tew aays witn Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Taber.

Professor W. E. Davison of New York City is visiting in town. Mr. and Mrs.

M. M. Burke have returned to their home in Bennington after visiting their father, Geo. Hodges. Mrs.

B. Martin and daughter, Mrs. William Ross of Burlington, visited Mrs. Martin's daughter, Mrs. Nicholas Healy, Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank' Peck of Burlington have rented the LaFleur house on College street. Mr. Peck has entered the employ of the Register Co.

Fletcher Liberty, son of Mr. and Mrs. F. Liberty of Rutland, former residents of this town, was married to Miss Elizabeth Thompson of Rutland, Monday evening at 7:30 o'clock at St. Peter's parsonage.

Rev. J. M. Brown, paster, performing the ceremony. C.

E. Crane, former publisher of the Register is in town today. He has been FOR RENT Long Point, Vt, June, July, nine room cottage, screened porch, running water, fine bathing beach. J. J.

Ross, M. Middlebury, Vt. 21t4 Misses Helen and Ruth Moore have returned from Shoreham, where they i i Miss Lillian Tracy of Melrose, a former resident, was a recent guest of Mrs. George Rose. The Misses Ada and Jane Bristol were week-end guests of their sister, Mrs.

Herrick in Vergennes. Miss Hazel O'Connell has returned from a month's visit with relatives and friends in New York city. Rev. and Mrs. H.

C. Newell were called to Three Rivers, Wednesday by the serious illness of his father. Mrs. Oscar Cushman was called the first of the week to St. Louis by the death of her brother-in-law, Frank Ruf.

Mrs. Gardner Wainwright has returned from York, where she has been for several months with her daughter, Mrs. Richard Cochran. The Ladies' Degree team of Middle See our Special Memorial Day Box of Candy 50c FOR RENT 700 acre George Ellis farm, 3 miles south West Cornwall. Will rent outright for cash or on shares, or will rent pastures and let out meadow land.

Call, write or 'phone DANCE I at once. J. L. Buttolph, East bhore- ham. 17tf -at- recently visneu meir aunt, Mrs.

u. ri. DeLong. Mrs. George Mordue has returned from Peoria, where she went with her husband three years ago, and is now with her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Wallace Arnold. Mr. Mordue is in a hospital at Chicago. Mrs.

Frank Tone, Mrs. W. A. Tennien and Mrs. Jos.

McDermott of New Haven, who have been guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Frost, returned to their homes Tuesday.

Mrs. Maude Perkins of Syracuse, N. who spoke at the Mother's and Daughter's banquet will speak at the Methodist church tomorrow afternoon Frosts Pharmacy engaged on the publicity end of Middle- LOST nury Endowment Drive and came with Grange Hall a party of Outlanders now on a five day tour. Middlebury Best in the world 58 Main St. A.

D. S. Preparations. LOST Between Weybridge St. and Post Office a bar pin containing five pearls.

Finder please notify Carolyn Griffith at Hillside Cottage. 22tl Mrs. Sprague of Boston, is a guest of her daughter, Mrs. Charles Phillips at The Sargent. bury Grange, No.

315, are to go to Whiting tonight to work the third and fourth degrees on a class of candidates. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Huehes of Rochester, N. are the parents of a at 3 p.

m. All women of the community are urged to attend. A. T. Blackmer returned from thp daughter, Katnenne Elizabeth, born May 14.

WEDNESDAY EVE. JUNE 6 A meeting of the Woman's Aux PERSONAL AND SOCIAL Mary Fletcher hospital Wednesday and went directly to Lake Dunmore where CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS (Ten cents a line each insertion. Minimum charge 20 cents.) Cash with order. iliary of St. Stephens church, for the Pres.

Paul Dwight Moodv of Middle he will be at his cottage while recun- bury College will deliver an address before the Vermont Federation of opening of the U. T. O. boxes, will be heldjwith Mrs. George Mead, Washington "street, Tuesday afternoon at 2.30 Women's Clubs at a meeting to be held o'clock.

There will also be a business SPECIAL NOTICES erating. Mr. and Mrs. C. O.

Frost and daughter, Helen have returned from Pittsl ford where they attended the first mass of Rev. William A. Tennien, Sunday, and on Monday morning Mrs. Frost's sister, Miss Cecilia M. Tennien was meeting of the society.

Edwin E. Jones of Pittsford is visiting friends in town. Allen Wisell is at the home of his aunt, Mrs. Thomas Carrigan of Pitts- Miss Margaret Graham, a senior at daily at My- Middlebury college has been awarded a FRESH Strawberries rkk's. BENEFIT MIDDLEBURY BAND scholarship from the Vermont Smith College Alumnae Association to attend in fruits and vege- EVERYTHING tables at Calvi's.

ford. Charles Bullock of Rutland is visiting his grandmother, Mrs. Chas. Bullock. Prof.

Frank W. Cady delivered a Memorial address at Weybridge Sunday. in Rutland, Tuesday evening, June 5. Fred Guilett of Swanton has leased the barber shop of A. C.

Delphia for a period of years. Mr. Delphia will go to California within a few months. It is expected Mr. Guilett will take over the business about the first of August.

A covered dish supper and a kitchen shower was given by Mrs. Harry Cushman and Mrs. E. P. Cushman at the latter's home Tuesday evening for Miss Esther Frost, who is soon to become the bride of Charles Dawes of Boston.

Nineteen guests were present and bridge was played following the supper. done. HEMSTITCHING Towle, 13 College St. Mrs. 20t3p married to Harry H.

Denning of Brook-line, the Rev. Father Tennien celebrating the nuptial mass. Hugh Atwood, formerly employed by H. H. Stone, and who has been taking a jeweler's course with the New England Jeweler's Association in Milford, was at home for Memorial Day.

Mr. Atwood has recently taken a position in the repair department of Howard's Jewelry store in Rutland. Cood Music "Nuf 9ed the Smith College. Miss Graham will leave here in July for a fourteen month's course in social work. Mr.

and Mrs. Jos. Cottrell of Brooklyn, and Miss Mary Bolton of New York city are visiting Mr. and Mrs. C.

O. Frost. While here they attended the ordination of Rev. William A. Tennien at Burlington, and the wedding of Miss Cecilia Tennien and Harry Denning at Pittsford.

3EEF, Pork, Veal and Lamb at My-rick Bros. FRESH Strawberries and Vegetables daily. Wood's Market. Phone 151-2. HYCLASS Chocolates, the pound package that satisfies, Saturday only at 49c at Calvi's.

BEST quality western and native beef, also fancy veals, lambs, native pork, etc. Wood's Market. OLD FASHION SUPPER For glasses, see Dr. Slader, Optometrist, at the Sargent, Tuesday, June 19. a(jv Batteries sales line of United Persons WESTINGHOUSE and service also full States tires and tubes, ter.

I Mrs. Henry Gleason of Burlington passed Wednesday with her aunt, Miss Mary Leonard. Mrs. Ellen Hope returned Sunday to Bristol after passing some time with friends in town. Don Yates, who is in the laundry business in Bellows Falls was at home for Memorial Day.

1 Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Taber passed Tuesday night and Wednesday at Harbor, Vergennes.

I Mr. and Mrs. H. Wright Caswell are the parents of a son, Richard Harlow, born Saturday morning. Misses Catherine McHugh and Genevieve Brown passed the week-end with relatives in Burlington.

I Mrs. W. C. Watson of Bridgeport, is visiting at the home of her mother, Mrs. Michael Halpin.

Harold Delphia has returned to his home in Proctor after a short visit in town with relatives and friends. i Mrs. Chas. Bullock has moved from the Westall house on Elm street to the LaFleur house on Seminary street. F.

M. Foote has returned from Bristol where he was called by the death of a relative, Mrs. Jennie Callahan. Mr. and Mrs.

A. C. Taber and Mr. and Mrs. J.

E. Condon visited Mrs. G. M. Connelley of Burlington, Sunday.

1 Several members of Mt. Calvary No. 1, of Middlebury attended the Com-mandery meeting in Rutland yesterday. Miss Gladys Norton has returned from Burlington where she underwent a successful operation for appendicitis. Mrs.

Leslie Farr and daughter of Greenfield, are visiting at the home of her mother, Mrs. John Halnon. i Mr. and Mrs. J.

O. Seeley and daughter, Elizabeth visited Miss Mertie Gipscn of East Wallingford, Wednes- i day. Edward R. Wooster of Boston, general passenger agent for the Central Vermont railroad, came last Friday to i visit his mother, Mrs. Bridget Wooster.

The Woman's Missionary society of the Congregational church will meet at the home of Mrs. A. W. Dickens Tues- day afternoon at three o'clock. 4tJust a real good car" CARLOAD of Barrett's Everlastic Asphalt slate-surfaced multi shingles just received, in green, red and blue-black.

A. C. Taber, the Paint Store Middle-feury. AUCTION on the bridge tomorrow morning (Saturday) at 10 o'clock. Household goods of all kinds, dishes, etc.

If bad weather, Monday at 10 a. m. WE are offering for a few weeks onlv the 1923 Model Edison Electric Flat Iron at $4.00. This offer will hold good until July first when the price will be $6:75. If interested act quickly.

Middlebury Electric 67 Main street. 20tf 4, FOR SALE FOR SALE A carload of red cedar shingles. Isaac Lavonche. 16tf OPERA HOUSE WEEK OF JUNE 4th TUESDAY, JUNE 5 Richard Barthelmess in "EXPERIENCE" A story of a modern youth romance adventure. Serial and Review Two Shows 7:10 and 8:40 Prices io and aoc WEDNESDAY, JUNE 6 May Allison in "THE WOMAN WHO FOOLED HERSELF" Ast3ry of an American Dancer who was engaged to triek an old Spaniard out of a piece of valuable property.

News Two Shows 7:10 and 8:40 Prices jo and aoc THURSDAY, JUNE 7 SPECIAL Harold Lloy in "DR. JACK" A Farce Comedy MAN AGAINST BEASTS" Showing actual scene of the African Forest and the way they hurt wild beasts. Charles Murray Comedy Two Shows 7:00 and 8:40 Prices JO and 30c FRIDAY, JUNE 8 SAME AS THURSDAY Touring $990.00 Delivered FOR SALE One horse wheel harrow, and also a surrey, and few other articles. Frank Leino. 21t2p FOR SALE Pine and Elm lumber, a quantity of 2x6 silo timber, one grade Holstein hull.

Mrs. Nina I. Foster. 22tf FOR SALE 14 room, twov family house, on Seymour street, water, electric lights; bargain for cash. Mrs.

Joseph La Rock, Ticonderoga, N. Box 804. 22t3p FOR SALE Male Hartz Mountain Roller, fine singer fifteen months old, also large brass cage, seed, etc. Outfit cost $18. Will sell for $11 cash.

A. M. Russell, Bristol, Vt. 22tl WANTED G. Piper's Fair Grounds Middlebury POULTRY wanted.

Hartin, LIVE 121-23. WANTED Girl work. Mrs. K. M.

for general Price. WANTED-foot. C. M. SATURDAY, -Good native beef on Barrows, Bridport, Vt.

21t3p JUNE 9 William Desmond in Full Line of GOLF and TENNIS GOODS BASEBALLS FISHING TACKLE BICYCLES, Etc. Kodak Finishing and Eastman Films CROCKERY, JEWELRY SILVERWARE charlef. rich Orders Taken For All Kinds of Papers and Periodicals. FICHTIN MAD" Dr. and Mrs.

W. A. Dewey, who have been passing the winter in Italy "and France arrived in Middlebury Tuesday and will pass the summer here. George R. Wales, formerly of this place and now in Washington connected with the I'nited States Civil Service, is on an extended trip to the Pacific coast on official business.

Mr. and Mrs. James Condon were given a surprise party by twenty friends last Friday evening, on the occasion of their 24th wedding anniversary. Mr. and Mrs.

Condon were presented with an electric toaster. Theodore Dukett, who has been employed in Center Rutland, has returned to his home here and will devote his entire time as agent for the Equitable Insurance Co. and Doublewear Shoe Co. Ralph Wilcox, who has been in the employ of Charles F. Rich for the past three years, has resigned his position and will go to Proctor where he has a position with the Vermont Marble company.

1 Mr. and Mrs. Lyman B. Tobin of Dobbs Ferry, N. were in town Sunday on their way to Maquam Bay, Lake Champlain, where Mr.

Tobin runs a summer camp for boys. Mr. Tobin graduated from Middlebury college with the class of 1909. i Frank B. Sumner died in a sanitarium in San Diego, May 23, of pernicious anaemia, according to word received here by friends.

He is survived by his wife and daughter. Mrs. Sumner -was before her marriage, Miss Libbie Laird of this place. WANTED Women by the day for iousecleaning, at once. Mrs.

K. M. Price. 22tl FOR SALE Ford touring car. A No.

1 condition. B. A. Signor, ID Water St. 22t2p A good clean snappy western.

Comedy and News. Evening 7:00 and 8:40 Prices 10 and 20c young stock F. L. WANTED 5 head of two horses to pasture, ion, Salisbury. FARM WANTED Wanted to hear from owner of a farm or good land for sale, for fall delivery.

L. Jones, Box 42, Olney, 111. 22tlp WANTED Men to work in- a woolen mill. Steady work. Wages f20.50 for a 48 hour week.

Good board $8.00 double room and $8.50 single foom. Pontoosuc Woolen Mfg. Pittsfield, Mass. 21t2p TO RENT IXIHIS is no experiment as we have sold these goods for over three years and know that they never fail to give results. It is prepared by a lady that has had experience and it will make a pie same as you woujd in the old fashioned way, but easier, quicker and cheaper.

We have it in Lemon, Cocoa-nut and Chocolate. We give this free offer to get more people to lern what a good product it is. If it doesn't prove as we say your money will be refunded. A 15c Package FREE With Every Two 15c Packages You Purchase of MRS SIMONSON'S PY-PRODUCTS ADDISON COUNTY'S BIGGEST DEPARTMENT STORE IF you are thinking of a New Suit or Top Coat, you should see the Best Line in Town "MICHAELS-STERNS VALUE FIRST CLOTHES" No Better at the Price, And Few As Good Shown in our New Men's Dept. "THINGS YOU SHOULD THINK ABOUT" "Keds For Men, Women and Children.

Men's Knickers and Sport Hose, Socks for the Little Tots. King Tut Patent Leather Sandals All Sizes Men's Sport Oxfords. TO RENT House at 42 Seymour St. Frank Leino, Middlebury. 21t2p TO RENT From June 20 to Sept.

20, furnished house. Dora H. Lambert, 34 South St. FOR RENT Rooms, or apartment Jor light housekeeping.36 Court street. 21t2 CONGREGATIONALCHURCH of Middlebury SUNDAY.

JUNE 3 BIBLE SCHOOL 9:30 a. m. Junior Department in the vestry. SUNDAY MORNING 10.45. Sermon by Pres.

Paul D. Moody. 12:00 NOON Primary Department in the vestry. Intermediate and senior departments. 7:00 p.

m. Christian Endeavor meeting in the vestry. 7:45 Community Service in the Auditorium. Sermon by Rev. W.

S. Sperry, D. Cambridge, Mass. THURSDAY, 7:30 p. m.

Mid-week prayer meeting in the vestry. All are cordially invited. Dry Cleaning done by experts on all kinds of Ladies' and Gent's Clothing. Boudreau's Grocery ii ii THE LEADING STORE Remember you always pay less for the at Middlebury Supply Co. Betsey Buttles Tea House IN T.

KIDDER BLOCK NEXT TO GRANGE HALL TELEPHONE No. 5 MIDDLEBURY VERMONT Our Uest (Advertising: "Somebody lells Somebody" NECY DORION a iion Middlebury Vwmont New Cobb Block. "Jojt 4 Limi Dtjmnri" Value First Store Lazarus Block Formerly Chapman Block Telephone No. 52-2 Middlebury, Vt. 25 Court Street Telephone 103 4.