Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1916-11-03

Thursday,
Mrs, j, S MacQuivey returned from
Vergennes Thursday to be with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs, D. 7 Russell,
Rawson Myrick Of Montpelier came
Friday to be the guest Of his mother,
Mrs, Alice Myrick,
DR., and Mrs, T., q, Baisdel and Mr.,
and Mrs Edward Nichols spent the day
Saturday at Rutland,
Mrs, Ella Baldwin, who went Thursday
to visit her sister, Mre, A, b Adkins Of
Ticonderoga, N, y, returned Sunday,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Powers of Pawlet
and Mr., and Mrs, George Smith OF
Orwell were guests Of their sister, Mr..
Emma Wolcott, Sunday.
Dr. Il, II, Martin of Middlebury was
called Sunday to consult with DR., Phelps
of Nergennes concerning the case Of Mrs,
Mary T. Sunderland, who Is Ill with
jaundice.
The house formerly owned by the late
Miss Emily Norton and now owned by
T. T. Barton was burned to the ground
Sunday. MIR. aud Mrs. Edmund LaPorte,
who were living in the house were away
from home and the fire was discovered
by Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Wolcott, who
were passing and who stopped and did
all they could towards saving the house
hold goods. The origin Of the fire is
unknown. BY this fire an old landmark
Of the town is destroyed,
Rev, and Mrs, Henry Lamb and son
Haley, who have been with Mrs.
Lambs parents, Mr., and Mrs, Lewis
Burwell for two weeks, returned to
their home at Bridgewater Saturday,
Mr.. and Mrs, Edwin Baldwin of Shore.
ham were guests Sunday at the home Of
their mother, Mrs. Ella Baldwin,
Mrs. II, N, Sollace and daughters,
Misses Helen and Katherine, spent Sun.
day with Mrs Sollace's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs, Edrck Bodette of Addison,
Mr. aud Mrs. T. w, Fletcher and son
Norman spent Sunday at their camp at
Long Point.
Miss Flora GrosvenOr went TO Middle
bury Tuesday where she will spend
week with her mother Mrs Edna
Grosvenor, and then will 90 to New
York city, where she will take up the
study Of lip reading
h, p, Myricll and II. y, Sollace spent
Sunday at Camp Owls Nest,
Mrs.. Flora Hooker Of Middlebury is
the guest Of Mrs, Lizzie Wing.
Mrs, Helen Weed of Hnesburg is the
guest Of Mrs, w, G, Hamilton.
Mr., and Mrs II, +, Wisell of Boston,
Mass who came Wednesday to visit Mr..
Wisel's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. David
WselI, returned home Monday
a number Of the men bcr7 of Morning
sun lodge, No, ;, Of this town attended
the Masonic district meeting held at
MddIebury Wednesday afternoon and
evening,
Miss Ethel Burwell, who has been i'll
for many months, died Tuesday at the
home of her niece. Mrs. H. D. Jackson.
The funeral was held Friday afternoon,
Rev, B. s. Boardman Of Addison official.
ing, Burial was in the village cemetery.
G. F. Solace went Monday to North
Attleboro, Mass, to be the guest of his
sister, Mrs. Kate Sherman.
Mr. and Mrs, II, U. Frost and daugh-
tens Misses Myrtle and Mildred of Ticon.
deroga, N Y. spent Sunday with Mrs.
frost's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II, NJ, Peck,
Miss Carrie Conn Ct Burlington was
the guest of Mrs F. r. Harris Sunday.
S, j. Cook and family made an auto
mobile trip to Eizabethtown, n. Y,
Sunday.
Rev. Fred Smith, who has been visit
ing his sister, Mrs c. E. Palmer for two
weeks, returned to his home at Chicago,
ILL.,, Monday,
Mr., and Mrs. Walter White and Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Nanderhoof of Panton |
were guests Sunday at the home of r. r.
Harris.
Miss EIarriette Wheeler of Burlington |
was the guest Of her parents, Mr.. and |
Mrs, W. L. Wheeler Sunday.
Mrs. Jennie Barnes and son George,
who have been spending several weeks
at Bristol, Conn, came Monday and are .
the guests of Mrs, jeanette SpauIding.
Mr.. and Mrs II X. Williams, who in
company with Mr. and Mrs. II F. BIng |
ham made an autumobilearip to Niagara
Falls, n Y, to visit their son Franklin
and from there went to Ashby, Mass,
returned home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Weed Of Ticonder-
oga, N. Y, were callers of Mrs, Jennie
Barnes Tuesday.
About thirty were present at the C. +.
meeting last Sunday evening when
very able and interesting report of the
State Sunday school convention which
was held at Brattleboro was given by the
delegates, Mr.. and Mrs. c. a. Pratt and
Miss Mary Bennett. The G. E topic for
next Sunday evening will be "Conse-
Grafton of Social Life" | Cor. 9l9.23.
Leaders, Linus Payne and Hubert Nor
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. j. II. Fletcher in company
with Mr. and Mrs. George Jackson of
Addison went by automobile to Windsor,
where they were guests of relatives of
Mrs. Jackson Saturday and Sunday
Tonight the Home Department of the
Sunday school will present the following
program at the Masonic hall
Tableau, Cradle Roll Babies
Recitation, Willard Myrick
Piano duet, Misses Bennett and st. John
Vocal solo, Mrs. Dukett
Recitation, Willard Sellers
Song, Kenneth Palmer
Piano solo, Miss Bennett |
Recitation, Marjorie Myrick |