Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1909-02-19
NEW HAVEN.

Mr.. Hanlon and family will soon move
to the w. w. Hubbard farm, and James
Agan, who has been working for Ben
Fisher will occupy the house vacated by
them. MIR. Agan works for Judge Dana
the coming season.
Mrs Emma Smith and daughter, Miss
Daisy, have gone West, to remain indef-
nitely.
A load of converts from Brooksville
went to West Cornwall Sunday, to attend
a revival meeting.
Wilbur Kingsley from Port Henry Wis
tied his mother and sisters last week.
Curtis Cole recently moved to the
Chaplin house and will work for Ralph
Landon the coming summer.
Miss Grace Vittum of Vergennes has a
class of five to whom she gives violin
lessons, every two weeks at A. II. Dam
brooks.
John Peck and Miss Tia Brown were
married in Lincoln, Friday, the 18th.
MIR. and Mrs. Peck went to Proctor on
the evening train, where they intend to
reside.
Joyce Kingsley was operated ON the
9Th inst. at Proctor hospital for appendi-
citis.
Mrs. NJ. /. Thomas of Bristol visited at
E. w. Howden's last week.
Rev. d. L. Hillard and Frank L. Bar
rows are the delegates to the New Eng
land conference at Manchester, N. Ii.
The last entertainment given by the
Beeman High school will occur this (Fri-
day evening in the town hall. 1t prom
ises to be,a fine thing.
Mrs. Lena Palmer) Giddings of Pitts
ford was recent guest in town.
Miss Katharine Sanborn was given a
post card shower on Saturday, February
! ID, in honor of her birth. day. She re-
ceived thirty six cards, several letters,
some gifts and birthday cake, this
from her young friend, Miss Marion
Dana. Miss Sanborn remarked she was
"never so surprised in her life."
Frank Chaffee, wife and child, left last
week for their home at Rockaway Beach,
after several days spent in town with his
parents and friends.
| A barrel of clothing has been recently
sent to Salenda, N. c., by the Ladies'
Union. valued at S36.75. This with the
Christmas box to Constantinople. and a
barrel to the Booker T. Washington
school at Tuskegee, Ala, recently sent,
makes the sum total in value about
$4,000. The "Union" has also given to
the society $50 90 to help out in the par
ish expenses.
A few OF the little friends of Ward
Stanton Langdon helped him to observe
his third birthday, on Monday, Feb. Is
Ice cream and other goodies were served
An "Altimetry" social was held at the
parsonage on Tuesday evening, Feb. 8
with a large abundance. Net receipts
present was Haleck Squier, who meas
height was five feet nine inches, was the
tallest lady. Very fine refreshments
were served and altogether it was an en-
joyable occasion.
Myrtle and Clyde Balm. children of Mr.
and Mrs. Homer Balm of this town, have
been quite i'll with thh measles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank lockwood ant
Mrs. Mary Sneden are visiting theil
niece and daughter, Mrs. E. w. Howden
Mrs. Remele, who has been caring fol
her daughter Mrs Edward Goulette, has
returned to West Cornwall
G E. Scribner of Bridport has hireC
out to Chas. Wright for the coming sea
son, and is to reside in Mr.. Wright's
tenement house.
Miss Beulah Dow was given a very
pleasant surprise Feb. 10, by the fresh
, man class of B. A., games were INDUCED
, in until late hour. Refreshments wer,
served. Everyone reported a most en-
joyable occasion.