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VOLUME LXXXIII MIDDLEBURY, VERMONT, FRIDAY, MARCH 14, 1919 NUMBER ELEVEN

YOUNG DR. WRIGHT CO. D. DISBANDS; FARM BUREAU TO MIDD AYIATOR HENRY F. JOY WALES ON CIVIL INFLUENZA YIGTlM I NEW MEDIC ALCORPS MEET WEDNESDAY THRILLS WORCESTER WEDS MISS NOLAND SERVICE BOARD

' I meeting of Addison K. To surprise of close George Dr. Thoraas G. Wright, vvho was head Under orders issued by the Adjutant The antiual the Charles Jones, more familiarlv the even their The appointment of R. Wales, sum-me- County Farm Bureau, as announced in known friends Henry F. Joy proprietor of a of Middlebury, graduate of the English Department at the r , Company D of the Vertnont as "Cusey" Jones, a graduate the native and a Vergennes, last week's Register, will be held in the tff Middlebury men's furnishing store of the college, as one of members school at Middlebury College last Volunteer Militia, located at college, who haa a host conducted under the s Medical Town Hall next Wednesday, with two of friends in Middlebury, his name in Middlebury for many years, of the newly reorganized States summer, and who had made all arrange-ment- disbanded this week, and a recently United V. W. for men women turned Miss Agnes Civil Service announc- to return hcre again this sum- Corps, under command of Capt. sessions and from active service at the front and Elizabeth Noland, were Commission was same in and in afternoou and has employ Cur-ther- e in ma'rriage Wednesday af- ed from Washington week. Presi- died at his home in New Haven, 'Waterman, forming a part of the the forenoon the enteredjhe of the united last this mer, its stead. will be joint session. The Farm- - tiss Airplane company. Aviator Jones ternoon. wedding dent Wilson recently, requested Conn., last Monday. News of his death regiment, is to be organized in a The was solemnized the t of State ers' Exchange will hold its annual meet-- recently gave an exhibition flight at the North Pleasant street of of Herman W. Craven and was contained in a letter received by This action on the part the at home Collins authorities is brought about largely as ing at the morning s'ession. Worcster, Mass., and the following Mrs. Sarah Noland, the bride's mother, Charles M. Galloway as members of Acting President Edward D. account, younger brother, a result of conferences between the A new feature is introduced this year taken from a Worcester where Mr. Joy had lived for several the commission, and announced his Jrom Dr. Wright's paper, will be to is in commanding of the regiment, in the form of a winter picnic. Each of interest Middlebury years. The Rev. G. M. Moody of the of naming an entirely new Capt. Burnett B. Wright, who the t officer' fnmflv i nQpH tn hrinc n hnv lnnrliprm. people cere-mon- board. Together with Wales, he Warfare Service, Nela Park, Captain Waterman, tfie medical Methodist Church performed the Mr. Chemical SeVen thousand persons were on the Indi-an- a from Middle- of the V. V. M., and Captain Stone, which may be on the community basis has named Martin A. Morrison of Ohio. After his return i Company D. For several if desired. The picnic will be in the g.rounda at Worcester Agricultural so- - Mr. Joy has for several months past and the third member is yet to be bury to New Haven last fall, Dr. commanding yesterday to has been desirous dining room of the Grange Hall, where afternoon cheer been in and since last Christ-ma- s announced. voluntecred as an orderly in 'months the S- Wright ice Ayla.tor Charle3 - ot Curtiss ill Mr. Wales was in Middlebury, hospital to help' care of having a medical unit attached to cream and coffee will be on sale. Jneus has been too to be at his place born the New Haven Airplane company, sailed over is 22, 1862, s. under Several prominent speakers have been of business. He still confined to his November the son of Russell large number of influenza j the military forces of the State ior the who meeting will Worcester and made a' landing three bed, following a operation and Lucy Anne (Sumner) Wales, and He carried this work along the command of Capt. Waterman invited to attend the and recent at the is recognized as one of the most effi-cie- interest all who are in any way associa-- "inutes ater on the center of the big Mary Fletcher Hospital in Burlington, after graduation from Middlebury High with his duties as instructor in the Eng- fieId ' in organization. ted' with the farm and home. The T"e '"P of 45 miles waa made in and to the disappointment of his many School he became an apprentice in The lish Department of the captains the 35 g miputea. Aviator Jones also gave Register Office, where he lost his left Univer-sity- , In a letter to Capt. Stone accompany-'in- Farm Bureau has broadened its scope friends, he has not been ltnproving. Scientifie School Yale his er at of of endeavoring to solve wife a ride in the macbine before arm through an accfHent with the news-pdp- so greatly overtaxed his the order for the disbandment work andvis and only problems of farm Springfield. The trip was The League of Nations is press. Mrs. Anna Collins, a wid--j strength he undermined his own Company D. the Adjutant General not the the but en RIGHT! that officers of the home, the village home as well lULm,hP;an? .e roProm he ow, made possible for him his educa-tio- n health and was unable tp resist the in- Ipays a high compliment to the Worcester Vergennes company in as the farm home. that Men Will Serve a Supper at Middlebury College. fluenza when it attacked him. jand men of the people have ever been privileged to the following words: Fred L. Porter of Crown Point, The men of the Methodist Church He graduated in the class of 1887, Dr. Wright is remembered at Mid- vvitness. a cTassmate of A. "I desire at this time, Captain, to known to many of the farmers, in the will serve a supper next Wednesday John Fletcher. For dlebury as an energetic and successful The Curtiss Airplane was brought to two years he was principal of Bris- personally thank you for the splendid western part of the county will discuss evening in the church between 6 and 8 the head of last season's English school, and Worcester aa a contribution to the en- - tol Graded School became work you have given during the nearly the problem of wool marketing. Mr. o'clock, and after the supper Dr. G. K. and then a as a faculty member of much promise. tertainment in the Worcester auto law student at the National University 'two years just passed. You have Porter is very prominent in Farm Bu- - shows - Stratham will give a free lecture illus-frate- d He was only about 35 years old. Mrs. at the Casino. It was the big- in Washington. He was clerk in the is in every possible way reau work being President of the Essex gest ovation accorded by lantern pictures. The pro-cee- Wright, who was Mabel Kingsbury, ever an airman War Department during-thi- s period of W. to maintain the efficiency of the regi-jmen- t. County Farm BUreau. Recently he in Worcester. Over 200 on of the supper are to be applied a second cousin of Mrs. Frank autos were law study and when in 1891 he was You have put in hours and was president of New York the grounds ar.d crowd toward liquidation of the church debt, Cady, and she also had spent last sum- elected the the stood ankle to the bar he became law officer hours of hard work without thought of of County Sheep deep in iuud as they aplen-- which is nearly provided for. S .B. mer here. State Federation cheered the and examiner for the Civil Service compensation. is spirit has Coun- - did skillof the aviator. Aines is chairman of the kitchen com- In addition to his brother, Dr. Wright It this that Growers Association. Inc. Essex Commission. He had recently been won this war, and every man has mittee, Prof. Frank W. Cady chair- is survived by a sister who operates that ty had the distinction of growing more cHief examiner for the Commission. some part in activities should man of the dining room a small fruit farm near Phelps, N. Y., had these wool than any other county in York The League of Nations is RIGHT! committee; Another of his classmates Charles feel repaid in the satisfaction he will year, clip was W. E. Clement of the entertainment which was his former home. state last the entire sold Ford Langworthy of Middlebury, is al- lalways he what he could grow-er- s committee and Prof. Wayne of have that did on the pooling basis, netting the Death of Miss Laura Hagar Haller so in Washington as chief of the office j me to be the The League of Nations is RIGHT! It has been a pleasure to a fine margin of profit above what Mkc T.rinrn Mncrnr. cicfpr nf Hpnrv decoration committee. ;of Home Economics, United work. States associated with you in this their neighbors received across the Lake B Hagar of MidQlebury, who had lived of Agriculture. MacQuiveys Off to the West iu rtuuisuu Vuuuiy. wjtn her brother iiere for over twelve Increased Cost of Dogs MacQuivey Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Special St. Patrick's Movies Another speaker is C. W. Wilson of years, died in Burlington yesterday af- - The newly amended law with regard The League of is home in Nations RIGHT! leave toraorrow for their new Under the auspices of St. Mary's the Vergennes Industrial School. Last ternoon in rooms which she had recent- - to dog licenses takes effect this month spending several Wendell, Idaho, after parish of the Roman Catholic Church, year the Industrial School put their y taken there. Miss Hagar was a and Town Clerk J. M. Burke is look-in- g farm, east of of A Word From Prof. Wright years on their father's a nine-ac- t Transgressor" entire surplus vegetables in cans for Christian Scientist, and in failing health for either quite a substantial MacQuivey's drama "The Middlebury village. Mr. will be presented in motion pictures winter use, which ranged up into the from a stomach trouble, in the dog fund or else a number The Register received this week a A. MacQuivey, will leave alsi father, N. at the Town Hall next Monday even-in- g thousands of quarts. Mr. Wilson will she recently decided to move to Bur-- of people will part company with their letter from Prof. Charles B. Wright, Wendell, ior Wendell April lst. In in celebration of St. Patrick's Day. tell their experience in this work at lington in order to be near a Christian pets. The new law requires payment Iwho has been on leave of absence from small town on the Oregon will which is a Interwoven with the story is the epi-sod- e the school and it is expected urge Science practitioner. of 2 for a male dog and $6 for a female jthe college this winter, indicating that from Twin Short Line, a few miles of the apparition of the Blessed strongly that this plan be adopted on a Miss Hagar was born in Weybridge, dog if licensed before April 1 and $5 for he is soon to "head for home" here. He was Falls, and where Mr. MacQuivey Virgin Mary to the little peasant girl, community basis in several towns of December 13, 1841, the daughter of a male dog and S12 for a female dog is now in St. Petersburg, Florida, and business, he formerly in the clothing Bernadette Soubirous. in 1858, which the county. Henry W. and Emeline E. (Drake Ha- - licensed after April 1. Every additional after two more weeks at Daytona, Fla., will have charge of the Farmers' was origin of now universal J. G. Watson, Secretary of the Ayr- - gar. Besides her brother, the only sur- - dog over one, costs $10 for license either ihe will visit in Washington. He en- - Don-al- the the Store. His young son, Roman devotion "Our Lady shire Breeders' Association of America viving near relatives are five nephews before or after April 1. closed a clipping from a St. Petersburg company Catholic to left early this week, in of Lourdes." is expected to speak in the interest of and one niece. newspaper, which has adopted the with his aunt, Mrs. Charles Leeds for dairying. Many will remember him The funeral will be held at the resi- - Hortonia Starts Power advertising practice of giving a visit at her home in Stamford Conn., N at Dairymen's Bur-- dencc of Mr. and Mrs. Henry B. Hagar away its entire edition free to every-on- e Rainbow Home May 1st the Convention at The Hortonia Light and Power com- and Mr. and Mrs. MacQuivey will also lington two years ago. at 48 Washington street at 2:30 o'clock on any day that the sun fails to in York City, and pany started one 1,500 horse power in visit there and New Gen. Pershing, hascabled the war de- Selby, tomorrow (Saturday) afternoon. Ih- - shine St. Petersburg. The city boasts tak-in- g Howard 'W. Manager of the unit Monday at its plant is un- - at her home in Bedford, Ia., before partment he had which of only 50 sunless days in, eight one that issued ordeis for Eastern States Farmers' Exchange, will terment will be in the cemetery in Wey-- rlpr nnnctritpftnn nn cjf rS tUa and up their new home in Idaho. the 42d (Rainbow) division prepara, half years, and claims to be the Sun-shin- e to Vpeak at the morning session particu- - bf'dge Hill. jpulp mill one Wendell and vieinjtv is alreidy the for embarkation. This wouIaStidicate about mile north of the City of the world. larly in the interest of cooperative buy-- ; village, kilo-wat- home of several Middlebury people, tt.at the 42d may be expected to sail Z T and is now sending 800 ing selling. Selby spoke Le Broken in CoIUsion Martin, son of Dr. Ed- about April 15 and reach the United and Mr. at over the line to the Port Henry, Carl the late field William Wisell, of Shoreham, High School Glee Club by May 1. the meeting at New Haven last a N. Y., plant. The company will at ward H. Martin, js on a farm there; States brother of Edson and Emery No formal plans for summer and all who heard him then, Wisell of once commence the erection of another The High School Glee Club will give William Eldridge, formerly of Middle- the reception of Middlebury, is in ths Moses hospital the division been need no further urging to attend the at unit, and when the entire plant is com-plete- d an entertainment in the school assem-bl- y bury, is in business in Twin Falls, and has announced, but Ticonderoga, suffering from Secretary Baker has expressed the hope meeting. a broken it will consist of three units, the hall next Thursday evening. A Mr. MacQuivey's brothers, Merrill and legas the result of a collision between that it would be possible for this body Prof. George G. Groat, Professor of two latter being somewhat sraaller than small admission will be charged and the Arthur are farming at Jerome, 12 miles anbautomobile and train in Ticonderoga of troops to parade in Econormcs, w.U the one started Monday. money used for the benefit of away. Washington. address the meet.ng shortly before noon on Wednesday. the club. Several have asked Prof. Groat who He was the only one of the three who spoke at the last annual meeting that were in the auto to suatain serious in- - 1 he speajc again this year. juryi the otherai Reuben Haakins, who Miss Julia A. Hurd, State Supervisor was driving, and a boy, escaping with of Home Economics in the secondary slight cuts and bruises and a nerve- - LUXURIANT schools of the state, will give an address racking scare. That all three were not on the relation between the schools and killed or badly injured is but little ahort Farm Bureau Work. Miss Hurd is of marvelous. AND HEALTHY HAIR recognized as a highly interesting The accident occurred at the First speaker, and all who have known any- - 9treet railroad crossing. The car was thing about her splendid work in the squarelyon the raila when a atring of state cannot fail to urge a large attend- - box ears that was being backed along Beautiful hair, justlike a growing plant, requires proper ance the track hit it. On account of build- - care and nourishment. It must be properly cleansed ings obstructing his view, driver the of and the bulbs kept in a healthy condition if it is to D Lay Not ! . the auto did not aee the approaching The League of Nations is RIGHT! train untn it wa3 too iate t0 void bein grow long, fluffy and lustrous. 'struck. The automobile waa carried Make Your Selections Early ! Community Service Sunday Evening along the track fully fifty feet before REXALL The Rev. Roy M. Houghton, of the the train was brought to a standstill. SHAMPOO Church of New the Redeemer, Haven, is of oils Conn., who has had long experience at ' Death of Mrs. Eunice J. Norton composed vegetable and other healthful ingredients. STEINBLOOH SUITS AND TCIP COATS the French battlettont, will be the Mrs. Eunice Jane Norton, widow of It saves the hair by stimulating the hair bulbs. It also rids speaker at the Community Service held Calvin Norton, died at the home of the scalp of dandruff and other dis'ease germs. in the Congregational Church at 7:45 Henry Willcox in Weybridge about . and other good makes next Sunday evening. Dr. Houghton midnight Monday. She was 76 years - PRICE CENTS Men's has been giving lectures in several plac- old and is survived by several nieces 25 of and Young Men's Suits and Top es on his war experiences, and has been and nephews. Mrs. Norton fell about We also handle all the other well known brands of Shampoos, in considerable demand in this way. four weeks ago, breaking one hip and Soaps, Tonics, etc, which are needed in caring for the hair. Ooats are ready for your selections. He has a particular attachment to Ver- - had since been confined to the bed. She mont --audiences, as he was formerly was a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sam-past- or at Brattleboro, Vt. On Satur- - uel Sargent and formerly lived in Mid-da- y morning he will address college dlebury. The funeral was held at the 1VES & SHAMBO students at Chapel. He will also con- - Willcox home Thursday afternoon at SHELDON'S REXALL STORE G STEIN-BLOC- S.MART CLOTHES duct the Chapel vespers at o'clock 2:30 o'clock, Dr. V. C. Harrington of Sunday evening, and be at the Commu- - Middlebury College officiating. Burial MIDDLEBURY - VERMONT MIDDLEBURY - VERMONT nity Service at 7:45. was in the Weybridge cemetery. The bearers were Thomas Boyce, Silas Jew- - 4-- Grange Program ett' John James and Henry Willcox,

Middlebury Grange, No. 315, wUj Short-Cours- e Was Successful hold a regular meeting this evening and The two-da- y program of the agricul- - the following program wiU be given: tural short course which was held at Music. Grange choir; discuss.on, "What Orange Hall on Monday and Tuesday is the Trouble With the Man or Wo- - of this week was carried out under the Garments of man That Never Finds Time for Any- - joint auspices of the local committee th.ng But Work? H. M. Bam, G. E. and he International Harvester Com- - Haynes Gordon McQmvey, Mrs. Noble pany with great sucSess. The after- - Distinctive Charm I'enn, Mrs. J. W. Hammond; paper, oon meetings were fairly well-attend- Accounts, I. N. Bartlett; mu- - and the evening meetings crowded. sic AIiss Rena Dumas; debafe, "Re- - Many in the audiences regarded the For Women solved, That one-ha- lf of a man's pro- - entertainraent as one of the most in- - and Misses perty should be in his wife's name," af-- structive things of its sort that has nrmative, Mrs. Florence Hooker, Mrs. ever been staged here. Erwin Crane, negative, D. H. McHugh, SUITS, COaTS and DRESSES which porfray in graceful linea, the A.iD. Barter; recitation, Miss Mildred Midd to Play West Point dominant note in Spring Fashions " Caay; music Mrs. Youth." Gordon McQuivey; The footbaU am for West Point SPRING STYLES MfS- L- H' - Hunt' AIilitar- - Academy next fall includes, FROCKS of soft Georgette Crepe, drap.ed, with beads finiahed n?Zttee; or with as the first game n ks schedule( a game' tucks and folda, aelf material smart little atreet 2 dresaea of taffeta with Middlebury College on September Ars Arrlvlng Oally. We Invlte You to Come In and See Tham with tunica or panels. The League of Nations is RIGHT! 2". The cadets plan a restoration of the gridiron game on a pre-w- basis TMLORED SUITS of aimple line with snug shoulders and tight sleeves Rev. R. E. Whittemore Honored next fall an(l W'U probably give Midd or jaunty box coat models with braid trimminga and fancy veats. its hardest game of the season-ia- l About fifty members of the Memor- - Also White High Shoes, Oxfords and Pumps. Prices range from Baptist Church helped to give their I FANCY home-apu- n, TOP COATS, CIPES and DOLMANS in covert and pastor, the Rev. R. E. Whittemore, a Beckwith Denies Block Rumors wing F- - w- ! beautifully draped coats and capes in rich materials surprise last Saturday evening at the - Beckwithr who is now with .oo down ,to $1.75 and staple coats for service wear. parsonage on Washington street where Elms & Sellon of 906 Broadway, New a party was given in his honor. The York, writes that the recent rumors of occasion was his 36th birthday, which sale of the Beckwith Block in Middle-occurre- d bury are TELEPIIONE MIDDLEBURY on Saturday, the 8th. Mrs. nt true. It is not denied that Whittemore a large fancy birth- - negotiations have been going on, but VERMONT made Fay Evan$ 482 DYER'S day cake, bearing the dates 1883-191- nothing has as yet come of thera. - and members of Mr. Whittemore s Sun-- 1 Suicimr h W. E. Ctmeut day School class presented him with a The maple sap's begun to flow Tho Faahlon Siop " fountain pen. Games were played and And spring is in the air, Middlebury Phone 7B-- s Vermont refreshmentji of hot dogs and sand- - But better be a little slow wiches were served. I To change your .