Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1915-08-06
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vERGENNES
Miss Florida Myers, who has been
taking a two weeks vacation, part of
which she spent with relatives in Rut-
land. resumed her duties in the W, A. &
w. B. Dalrymple store Monday.
Mrs. Charles Reed of Winooski is in
the city, called by the death of her sis
term law, Mrs. Peter Austin.
The Vergennes City band will hold
its annual searchlight excursion on the
steamer Ticonderoga Tuesday evening,
August II. The trip will be made down
Otter Creek on the steamers Victor and
lake steamer will be waiting to take the
excursionists for a ride on the lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Daigneault, Mr.
and Mrs. Oliver Garrow and Mrs
Frank Daigneault visited relatives in
Burlington Sunday.
Mrs George Myatt and children. Ear
and Charles of Pawtucket, R. l., are Wis
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs, Oliver
Danyow, and other relatives here. Mrs
Wyatt formerly resided in Vergennes.
Mrs. Louise Tease of Painesville, o.
is at her summer home in this vicinity
Miss Florida Better returned from
Rutland, where she visited Mrs. Mat
thew Monogue.
Mrs. Olive Canning of Burlington il
visiting her sister, Mrs. Napoleon Rivers
william, the 11.year-old son of Mr.
and Mrs. Eli Milo, died Monday morn
ing at o'clock at his home on Waite
street He was taken i'll Friday of las
week with sciatica and fever and hi
condition had been critical from the yer,
first He was born in this city, March
1904, and had always lived here. He
survived by his parents, one sister, Mis-
MAY Milo, and two brothers, Louis an
Miner. The funeral was held Wed
nesday morning at $3.50 o'clock at 81
Peters church, with interment in 81
Peters cemetery.
Miss Elda Gowett has returned t
Holyoke, Mass, after passing her vacs
ton with her parents, Mr.. and Mr'
Joel Gowett.
Edward j. Miller of Rutland, who ha
been visiting his father, Isaac Miller
has returned home. He formerly r.
sided here.
Rev. and Mrs. George Pomfrey an
daughters. the Misses Bertha and Mad'
line, of West Derby are at Fort Cassi
for several weeks stay. Mr.. Pomfre
was at one time pastor of the Vergenn'
Baptist church.
The funeral of Mrs. Peter Austin, wi
died suddenly Saturday morning, WI
e held Monday morning at st. Peter
church. The Rev. l.. A. Vezina off c
, ated and the bearers were n. j. Renau
u Albert Larrow, Isaac Miller and Frar
O Gee. Burial was in st. Peters cemeter
Among those from away who attendt
were Mrs. Charles Reed and daughters
Winooski.
The Misses Caroline and Bertha ST
5 ner of Castleton are wishing the Re
T. and Mrs. G. G. Cornell
g Miss Florence Rogers of Bayonn
N j., daughter of the late Rev. Thorn
= Rogers, a former pastor of the We
= gennes Methodist Episcopal church,
l. visiting Mrs. Frank NJ. Warner.
Miss Esther Dunn of Burlington
9 visiting Mrs Frank NJ. Warner.
h Miss Lena Hawkins has gone to Nor
= Duxbury to visit her uncle, W. Stric
land.
Mrs. Louis Mott, who is ill, is som
what better
Mrs. w. r. Warner and daughtt
b Miss Elizabeth, went Monday to Thorn
l. sons Point for few weeks.
ID D. F. Davis, employed in the w.
# Warner 81 Co. drug store, has been call
% to Ayers, Can, by the death of
- father.
20 DR.. Horace Parker of New York,
lie former resident, called on friends he
is Monday.
to George Richards of Worcester, Mas
NJ former resident, is visiting his daug
ter, Mrs. William III. Miner, and his S
ter, Mrs. Edward Pilon.
: Mrs. Lucinda Allen of North Ferr
burg is a guest of Mrs. l.. S. Whitford
. Alexander Carlson and family of t
State Industrial school are spending
- two weeks vacation at Mallett's Bay.
Louis Rivers, former resident, NJ
ne of Worcester. Mass, is visiting his faI
er, Benoni Rivers, and his sister, NJ
A. IL. Godette.
Gov. Charles w. Gates and secretal
- Major Benjamin Gates, Paul Gates a
I and had dinner at the Stevens house.
Miss Harriet Ripley of Weymou
Heights, Mass, is spending a few da
at the home of Capt. and Mrs. q.
Parker.
Mrs. Emily Whyman visited in b
lington Monday.
Earl w. Braley of Lyndonville wa
visitor here Tuesday.
The condition of Amos P. Needha