Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1902-02-14
SHORE HAM.

Z. G. Farnham is gaining
Mrs. Emily Jennings is quite seriously i'll.
Mrs. w. n. Plat has returned from Boston
Mrs. Frank Waite is more comfortable at
this writing.
NJ. w. Bingham has an auction advertised
for the 18th.
Mrs. l.. H. Nottingham returned from Rut-
land Monday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Douglas have returned
from trip to Schroon.
Don't forget the entertainment in Academy
Hall the 18TH by Charles Taggart.
Rev. T. \. Carlson and family are improv-
ing, having had series of hard colds.
NJ. L. Baldwin has leased his farm to Chas.
Wendall for the term Of three years
Ten of our townspeople attended the mas
querade ball at 1iconderoga Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Iarrabee and Miss
Nellie Plat are visiting friends at Westport,
NY.
| Mrs. Fred Smith of Stowe was called home
| by the illness of her mother, Mrs Frank
Waite.
The friends of Sydney Smith will be pleased
| illness.
William Rodgers is moving to the Rourke
| place, and Mrs. Susan Parker will occupy her
| place this year.
| Friday morning the draw in the bridge
across Lake Champain at Larrabee's Point
burned to the waters edge.
dance in Academy Hall Thursday even
| ing was attended by about fifty people. Sup
per was served by Victor Boulia.
Mrs. c. n. North goes Thursday to Wash
| ington, to attend the national convention of
the Daughters of the American Revolution.
Miss Belva Wesley, who suffered an opera
ton for appendicitis some two weeks ago,
passed away early Saturday morning and " as
buried from st. Genevieve X. c. church Mon
day morning.
fGhere will be a sociable at DR.. c. w. How
ards Tuesday evening, Feb. is. Supper will
be served from to o'clock, after which a
musical and literary program will be given. y
cordial invitation is extended to all.
WEST CORNWALL.
Joseph Drolette has a telephone in his
house.
Miss Jennie Witherel is a guest OF Mrs. w.
II. Bingham.
Mrs. Andrew Paulsa and Violet Shackett
have been on the sick list.
Thomas Shackett is at the Mary Fletcher
hospital in Burlington for treatment.
Mrs. Joseph Forant of Burlington came on
Wednesday to visit her relatives here.
Will Keller now gets around on crutches.
lie injured one Of his feet in hay press near
ly two weeks ago.
Alfred Mayhem and Mrs. Amelia Baldwin
were married at the Catholic parsonage in
Middlebury on Tuesday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. \. 5. Bingham Of the In
dustrial school, Nergennes, came on Tuesday
to visit their son and family at the old home.
The sewing circle, which was to meet with
Mrs. l.. G. Wooster Thursday afternoon of
this week, was postponed until the same day
of next week.
Frank Randall is busy at work nearly every
day on the house which he has recently pur-
chased in the east part of the town, known as
the "Blair place"
Don't forget the social at the pleasant home
of Mr. and Mrs. y. w. Foote Tuesday even
ing of next week \ conundrum supper will
be one of the pleasant feature of the evening.
Rumor has it, and we think it true this
time, that Alex Heiter, our genial rural mail
carrier No. 3, has purchased the Sterling
place and will move there when the Randalls
vacate it..
Mr.. and Mrs. O. \. Field entertained at
dinner on Monday of this week Mr.. and Mrs.
w. IL. bingham, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Field,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Field, Mr.. and Mrs.
Merrill Field of Shoreham. George Field, a
brother of Arthur Field goes from here to San
Francisco, from where he sails for Manila,
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