Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1917-09-14
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Roy Burroughs has entered Hebron
academy, Hebron, Me-
Mrs, Ladd Of Essex Center il carinl
for Mrs s, b, Booth, who is I'LL,
Miss Nellie Ryan Of Orwell is visiting
her brothers, John and David Ryan
Peter Jewell Of Manchester, Mass.
is visiting his sister, Mrs. c, w, Stone,
Mr. and Mrs, Emo Of Burlington are
visiting Mr. Eno's brother Dr. D. b.
Emo,
Mrs, Albert Iarrow Of Wlnooski Il
spending few days with relatives
here,
Miss Marjorie Prentice Of 81, Abans
& the guest Of Mr. and Mrs, Fred W,
FIagg,
The Vergennes high school opened
yesterday with an enrolment Of s3
students,
Mr., and Mrs, Moses Larrow of
Jamaica Plain, Mass, are visiting Mrs
i h, NJ, Young,
Mr. and Mrs, c, A, Chapman Of Fer
rlsburg entertained h, j, Wheeler of
Chicago last week,
Arthur Eagau, who has been visiting
his parents, has entered the training
camp at Aver, Mass
Miss Hattie Cormia left Saturday for
New Haven, Conn, TO visit her sister,
Mrs, Leon Young.
Mrs, w. II. Harrington Of Saranac.
~ Y, Is visiting her sster.in-law, Mrs
II, W. Day in Waltham,
Mrs, c, II, Marshal Of Addison has
been called to Bedford, Mass, by the
death Of cousin,
NJ, b. Hurd and son, William. Of
Addison, are visiting Mr. and Mrs Fred.
Hilton Of Melyern, ~ S.
Mrs, Xury Kenyon has returned from
the Mary Fletcher hospital where she
underwent a serious surgical operation.
The regular meeting of the Ferris.
burg Red Cross will be- held September
~ at the Friends church at North Fer
rlsburg.
Supt, H. A, Farrar has moved from
the Frank Adams house on Maple
street TO the Everest house on Main
street
Miss Ellie Stewart Of New York city
entertertained her brother, Marshall
Stewart, over the weekend at the home
Of f., a. Lee
Mr. and Mrs Ear Deyoe Of Bur.
llngtOn spent the Weekend with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs, Wesley Varney
in Ferrsburg.
Wallace c. Foote has returned from
visit with his son, Harold, who is a
member Of the L. 5, signal corps in
New York city,
Lieutenant c. H Cole, L. S. A. der
tai service corps has received orders to
report to Camp Mills, Garden City,
Long Island, for duty
Mrs. G. l.. Bennett and son, Mills.
have returned to Brooklyn, \. y.
after spending the summer with Mr.
and Mrs j, Grayalle,
5. j. Paine has finished his work with
the Green Mountain Lime company and
entered the employ Of the New England
Telephone company
Marshall H. Stewart of New York
City was a week end visitor to his sis
ter, Miss Etiie Stewart, at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. K. A. Lee
Miss Ruth Fisher, who has been
spending the summer with her mother,
Mrs. H. p. Fisher, and in the Canadian
Rockies, has returned to New York
city.
George W, Bora Of Providence, R.
l., a former resident, is spending few
days at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry ST. Peter and other relatives
here.
News has been received of the birth
of daughter to Mr., and Mrs. Z. II.
Buttes of Burlington. Mrs. Buttes
was Miss Sarah Willard, daughter of
the late DR.. G. B. Willard of this city.
hurry Kenyon, company A, head
quarters mounted police of the 26th di-
vision L. S. A., at Camp Bartlett,
Westfeld, Mass, is visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Xury Kenyon for a few
days.
Earle Brush Kingsland, who has been
visiting his parents Mr.. and Mrs. R.
/. K1gsland for the past week, left
SATURDAY lOI us uOlHe III CleNeldnu, ".
Mr.. Kingsland is with the Nickle Plate
railroad
Mrs. L. NJ Deyo, Mr.. and Mrs. F. B.
Lawson of New York spent the week
end with their sister Mrs. L.
Duntley of North Hudson, N. Y.
Foster Young has rented the Tull
house on Maple street and will take
possession October l. The owners, the
Misses Ethel and Helen Tull, will oc-
cupy the two rooms in Mrs. F. W. Coe )
house, where DR.. J. B. Carroll formerly
had his office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard R. Bristol at
tended the wedding of their son. DR..
Horace r. Bristol of Bennington, to
Miss Florence Gardner, which took
place at the home of the bride 5 mother,
Mrs. A. B. Gardner of Pownal, last
Thursday.
The weeks mission by the Spring
field Mission Band closed Sunday after
noon at ST. Peters church with i'm
pressive services. A large congrega-
ton assisted at the exercises The
missionaries, Rev. Fathers Moore and
Regain, left Monday for Springfield,
Mass.
Sarah Katharine, eldest daughter of
Judge and Mrs. Frank L. Fish, and
William Atherton Knight of New
Haven, Conn, were quietly married at
the home of the brides parents Thurs