Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1917-08-10
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Far Haven,
Mrs, D, A, LeDuc has as guest Mrs,
Kate Shaw Of Bridport
Mrs, Albert Graham Of Putnam, N,
" is at Henry Rlsing's,
/ Ira II, LaFleur Of Middlebury spent
Sunday with his family here,
Miss Julia ParnelI of San Bernardino,
CAL, Is visiting friends In town,
Dr. William c, Lusk of New York
City isa guest Of G, NJ, Wright,
Mr. and Mrs, Robert Eddy Of Poult-
ney spent Sundayt@ith relatives here,
Mr., and Mrs, Walter Bascom Of
Whitehall N, " are at b, Munger's.
Mrs, Charles Purcell visited her
mother, Mrs Branch, in Rutland Thurs
day
Thomas Chamberlain has been for a
week with his sister Mrs, Thomas Bar
ron
The families Of D. j, Leonard and
NJ, j, Sullivan spent Sunday at Sunset
Lake,
Helen Burt Of Rutland came Saturday
to visit her grandmother, Mrs Ida
Burt
j. NJ, Stevens and family went on
Wednesday to Peru, N. " returning
Sunday
Miss Mary Clarke Of Brandon was a
Sunday guest Of her sister, Mrs. James
Leonard,
MIR, and Mrs, Ernest Wolcott are the
parents Of son, John Louis, born FRI
day, August B.
Homer La deCoeur after several
weeks IN town returned Sunday to
Nyack, NJ Y
Mrs. Eva Warner and daughter of
Providence, X, l., are guests Of Mrs,
S. II Bascom.
DR.. and Mrs. f.. F. tombstone were in
Bristol Friday in attendance at the
funeral Of Mrs. Purden
Mrs, S, l.. Stevens, who has been for
two weeks with relatives in Salem,
n, T., returned home Friday,
l. j. Vail and family who have been
for a week at j, H. Walls have le-
turned to their home in Boston
Doctors Shaw and Scott who have
been Tor week at Eagle Inn returned
to New York City on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Aunchman Of Bos.
| ton are at the home Of his mother Mrs.
Jacob Aunchman, for two weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wolcott and
/ daughters, Misses Laura and Grace of
Rutland spent Sunday in Orwell,
Dr. Amelia Brown Of Rutland came
on Wednesday to visit Mrs Carrie
ManIey and r c, Brown and sisters,
Mr.. and Mrs. r, S. Hall recently en-.
tertained their cousins, Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Lewis and family Of Flint, Mich,
There will be a business meeting of
the Christian Endeavor society on Mon.
day evening next at the home Of c. NJ.
Cook
TAFT Bros. have sent a truck to de-
liver cream for the Orwell Creamery.
Edward Root of Fair Haven is driv-
ing it,
Mrs William Smith Of Pelham Manor,
n. Y, and daughter, Mrs. Catherine
Myrick, Of Buffalo, N. l., are guests at
Eagle Inn,
Mrs. Harry Dundon and two children
of Rutland were with Mrs. Dundon J
mother, Mrs. Julia Cook, from Wednes-
day until Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Raymond and
little son of TT. Edward, N Y, are
visiting Mr. Raymond's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. o. Raymond
Matthew Conway, who is employed
by the D. & H. R. r. at their station in
Albany was with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. j. Z. Conway, for the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. n. Bessette and
daughter, Marion, and Mrs. Virginia
Slasson of Mechanicvile, n. Y, mo-
tored to Castleton and Rutland on Fri
day
Mr.. and Mrs. Howey, son and daugh-
ter of Burlington vislted:their daughter,
Mrs. Vincent Coffee, on Sunday. Miss
Howley remains with her sister for two
weeks,
An auto party consisting of Mrs.
II. r. Carlton and daughter, Miss Mil
bred, of Poultney, Mrs. Hattie Cope
land of Kansas City, Mo-, and Ernest
Mason of New York City called at O,
S. Wisell's on Friday.
Rev and Mrs. l.. NJ. Isaacs and son,
Charles, went on Friday to East Airing
ton where they will spend their vaca-
ton of a month at Roaring Branch
Camps, camp of log houses built near
a branch of the Battenkill river,
During the severe electrical storm
which visited this section on Thursday
last the slo on the, farm of j. M.
Meecham was blown down. There was
considerable damage done to crops and
telephone service was badly crippled.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. 0. Bishop and son,
Glen, Mr.. and Mrs. B. E. French Mr..
and Mrs. A. A. Barnard, d. l.. Wells
and w. B. French attended the funeral
of |. C. Newton in Ticonderoga, N. Y,
Mr.. Newton was we'll known here hav-
ing in former years been an employee in
the First National Bank.
For the Benefit of the Red Cross
MRS. Buzbys Boarders, a comedy
in three acts by Arthur Lewis Tubbs,
author of VALLEY Farm" will be pre-
sented at the town hall on the evening
of Friday, August II, by the following
Jerome Townsend, W. B. Needham