Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1917-09-07
VERGENNEs

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I William Sorrell has sold his house on
Comfort hill To Claude Russell,
Miss NJ, l., c, Tourlettotte is guest
of Mr. and Mrs John GrayaIe,
Mrs, Walker Stafford of Cleveland Is
visiting her aunt, Mrs, j, o, Walker,
Mrs, Thomas Jones Of Boston, a
former resident, called on friends here
Sunday,
DR., c, f. Langworthy of Washington,
d, C. is visiting his uncle, Timothy
Neville.
Mrs, Bert Teelyea of Leominster,
Mass, Is visiting her mother Mrs,
Henry Ringer,
Mrs, l., G, Whitford has returned
from weeks visit to her sister, Mrs,
Ezra NJ, Ball, Of Ferrisburg
Mr., and Mrs, II, C, Herrck have re.
turned from an automobile trip 10 Lake
George and Saratoga N, Y,
Miss Dorothy Adams is visiting her
aunt, Miss Lucy Rider OF Brooklyn,
and will attend school there,
Mr.. and Mrs, +. A. Martin have re-
turned TO Burlington after visit to
Mr., and Mrs, W, b, Dalrymple,
Mr., and Mrs. Harry NJ. Norton and
Mr., and Mrs Harold Newton are spend
ing a week at Starr Farm Beach.
Miss Grace h. Kingsland of Mont.
peler spent the week END with her par
ents, Mr., and Mrs, X. l., Kingsland.
Thomas II, BARLEY and Miss Mabel
BARLEY of Bridgeport, Conn, are visit
ing their mother, Mrs. j, j, BARLEY,
Summer b. Woodbridge of Phila-
delphia visited his parents, Rev, and
Mrs, r, G. Woodbridge, over the week
end,
Miss Margaret B. Croft, who has
been the guest of Mr. and Mrs, w, H,
Wheeler, has returned to Waterbury,
Conn,
MIR, and Mrs, Charles F, White Of
Maiden, Mass, are visiting Mrs.
Whites parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
G. Miner,
+. II, Foss has returned from Reese
vile, N, Y, where he has been spend
ing the summer with his daughter, Mrs,
X, /. Severance,
Miss Ruth Dickinson of White Plains,
n, y, is spending a week with her
auat, Mrs. f, 6, Norton at the Norton
cottage at the lake.
Miss Dorothy Barrows, who has been
spending her summer vacation with her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Dustin
Barrows, has returned to Rochester,
n. Y.
Miss Marie Norton, who taught in
Nergennes graded school last year has
gone to Montreal to enter Villa Marie
convent, where she spent two years in
study.
Miss Margaret Virgin, who has been
spending the summer with her uncle
and aunt, Postmaster and Mrs. John H.
Donnelly, returned yesterday to New
Bedford, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. c. W. Bowtell of Hud-
son Falls, n. Y, on an automobile
tour through the White Mountains and
Maine, were guests of Mrs. d. d.
Harris Monday.
The Vergennes graded school opened
Thursday morning, but the high school
will not open until next Monday on ac-
count of necessary delay in the organic
alton of the new junior high,
Mrs. +. H. Prouty and daughter,
Ethel, of Montpelier, Mrs. c. F. Dana
and daughter of New Haven spent the
latter part of the week with Mr.. and
Mrs. W, H. Jackman.
The Misses Alice and Rae Dalton of
Bristol, Martha O'Neil of Burlington
and Irene Devino of Winooski visited
Mrs. John Donovan last week on a hike
from Bristol to Montpelier,
Jeremy Coulter who enlisted re-
cently'in the naval reserve and re-
ported at the Boston navy yard the first
of last week, has been assigned to the
Wakefield rifle range for few weeks.
Mrs. Anna S. Allen of Panton, who
has taught in the schools of Addison
and Chlttenden counties for "a years,
has been engaged to teach at Newport
the coming year at an advance in salary.
Miss Anna Kingman, who has been
spending the summer at Providence, K.
l., Boston, and New York, has re-
turned and will resume her position as
instructor Of elocution in the Yer
gennes high school,
A. G. jackson of the firm of Jackson
Brothers has gone to Toronto, Ont, to
attend the great Canadian fair, said to
be the greatest sheep fair in the world.
During his absence Mr.. jackson will
visit some the noted focks in Canada.
The initial entertainment of the "City
Theatre, - known the last two or three
seasons as the "Pictorium, was given
Tuesday evening at the Vergennes opera
house under the management of the
new owner, c. w. Henry, of the Henry
Family Theatre company. 1t is Mr..
Henry purpose topresent regular dra
matte and musical plays from time to
time. Arthur W. Henry the well-known
violinist, will have charge of the must
cal part of the program.
At Camp Vernon, Mile Point, Lake
Champlain, Charles William Laughton
and May Star Black of Windsor were
married by the groom's father, the
Rev. William Laughton. The young
couple were spending vacation with
the Rev. and Mrs. William Laughton at
the camp and according to arrange
ments were to be married the following
Monday. The Rev. and Mrs. Laughton
were called to Westport, N. Y, by the
serious illness of their eldest son, the