Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1917-05-18
VERaENNEs

WlNs NHhIlth DtlufO VI lOlL Henry IN
visiting Mrs Alice Belden,
4 Miss Maud Russell is caring for Mrs,
Julia A, Thomas Of Addison,
Misses Ethel and Helen Tull are VS.
ltlng relatives in ST, Adams,
A motor has been installed in St
Peters church to operate the pipe
organ,
John WisseI went Wednesday to
bridgeport, Conn, whore he has en-
ployment,
Mrs, G, H. Caisse was called to Platts-
burg, ~ Y, Saturday by the illness Of
a relative,
DR., and Mrs, j, b, Powers have re-
turned from six weeks visit to friends
at Hartford,
DR., j. j, Corley attended the meeting
of the State Dental society at Burling-
ton Wednesday
A son was born to Supt, and Mrs.
II, A, Farrer Sunday at the Mary
Fletcher hospital
Mrs, Charles Belden and son Of Port
Henry, N, y, are visiting Mr., Belden s
mother, Mrs. Alice Belden.
There will be a dance in City Hall on
Friday evening, given by the f, II,
Dernel management,
Arthur Eagan of Bristol, Conn, spent
The weekend with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs, Edward Eagan,
David r, Ryan and son Thomas visit
ed Mr. Ryan's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
John Ryan, Of Orwell Sunday.
Miss Mary Rondeau of Fair Haven
was a Sunday guest of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Amos Rondeau.
Mrs. Frank l.. Fish is visiting her
son, Frederick of Springfield, Mass,
and her sister, Mrs. S. h. CarsIey.
Mrs, f., W. Flagg has returned from
a short stay with her parents, Mr., and
Mrs. A, +, Billiard Of Burlington,
The Rev. L. A. Vezina attended
a Forty Hours Alteration service at ST.
Mary's Catholic church, MiddIebury
Mrs, Fred w. Fagg has returned
from a visit to her parents, Mr., and
Mrs, A. +. Billiard Of Burlington.
Attorney w. II. Botsiord and family
motored from Rutland Sunday and visit
ed his brother, Cyrus w. Botsford
lsadore Milo and daughter, Miss Julia,
visited their daughter and sister, Mrs.
Aon2o Pigeon Of Burlington, Tuesday,
Miss Anna McAuley left Saturday to
spend two weeks with her parents, Mr.,
and Mrs, Fred McAuey of New Haven.
William N. Richards has returned
from San Diego CAL, where he spent
the winter months and is now at his
farm in this vicinity.
Mrs. Harriet +. Crysler, who has
been in Kansas City, Mo-, during the
winter, has arrived at her summer
home, Ravensnest.
Albert Meilleur Of Bristol is visiting
his uncle, N. j. Renaud, for a few days
and will go from here to join his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles tMeileur in
California
The members of the Vergennes
Grange at their regular meeting on Fri
day evening voted to subscribe $40 to
the local branch of the Red Cross soci-
ety.
Louis Milo of st. Adams, who has
been visiting his father, lsadore Milo,
eft Wednesday for Jackson, N. c.,
where he has position in gents fur
lshing store.
Sanford Foote, pupil in the Yer
yennes High school, has been excused
for the remainder of the term and re-
.urned to Cornwall to work on the farm
If his father, +. f. Foote, .
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Blanchard have .
'eturned from an extended visit to their
children in New York, New Haven, and
Conn, and have opened
heir house on West Main street,
The remains of Mrs. Adeline Grady of
Burlington were brought here Wednes-
lay morning and the funeral was held
1t $3.50 O'Clock at st. Peters church,
With interment in st. Peters cemetery.
Attorney and Mrs. George W. Stone
vent Saturday to Keeseville, N. Y, to
,isit her sister, Mrs. K. j. Severance.
Ir. Stone returned Monday, but Mrs.
Stone will visit Mr.. and Mrs. H. L.
Hunt
All who have small gardens and are
Unable to pillow them or to hire the work
lone can get them plowed free by apply
ng to the Rev. Richard G.. Woodbridge,
,astor Of the Vergennes Congregational
hurch.
Mrs Ellen Casey, widow of Michael
jasey, died Sunday evening at the
ome of her son, John Casey, in Ferris :
Durg after years illness, aged "a.
She leaves six sons and three daughters.
he services were held at st. Peters
,atholic church Wednesday morning,
nd the body taken to Richmond for
urial.
Fire caused a loss of nearly a thous-
nd dollars at the Vermont Industrial
school at O'Clock Tuesday morning.
he blaze, which started in the base
lent of stone structure known as the
Id arsenal building, where large
uantty of new shoes were stored, is
elieved to have been set by a thief to
over up his theft of 80 pairs of shoes
'hich were missing after the fire. The
ames shot up into the hall and slightly
amaged some of the school rooms.
he school fire department and the city r
apartment, however, soon had the
laze under control with several streams
water
Miss Mary DeCoursey died Friday
forming at the home of her mother,
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