Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1917-10-26
NEW HAVEN
Grace Merrill ia in Burlington,

Robert Farleh was al nome from Bur
llngton on Sunday
+, /, Shackett recently sold a horse
to Monkton parties,
Mrs Walker and Mrs, h, II, Hathome
recently took carriage trip TO Shell
burne,
DR., h, S, Weston ia entertaining his
sister, Mrs, Sawyer, Of Chester
The Ladies' Union have purchased a
range for the parsonage kitchen,
Josephine Clifford was at home from
Rutland on Sunday
ArIand Purinton has returned to
/ Lincoln,
Mrs, Patterson recently visited her
daughter, Mrs, A, c, Squer
Mr. and Mrs, Sykes of IInesburg re-
Gently visited her parents, Mr., and Mrs
h, G, Hunt,
Byron Clark and wife attended the
New England Stock Show at Spring
field, Mass
Arthur Human and family Of Middle
bury visited his parents, Mr., and Mrs
| INtWlOn Illnllan, ounuhy,
Kent Knowlton was united in mar.
riage October Bird to Miss Cathleen
Schontag at Wellesley, Mass, Mr.
Knowlton is the only child of Mrs
Stephen KnowIton of West Medway,
Mass, whose late husband was former
pastor of the Congregational church
here.
The home Of James NJ. Clifford at
Chatham, N. D., was entered by
burglars October 9Th and robbed Of
S25, 600 worth of jewelry, Mr.. Clifford
was a New Haven boy and is well
remembered by the old residents,
Mrs, R. d, Landon and daughter,
Catherine, returned on Friday from Wis
iting relatives in Burlington. Essex and
Willsboro,N N, Y,
Miss Marianne Landon, Rev. r.. V.
Young, Mrs, c, S. Dana and f. R.
Barrows attended the Sunday School
convention at Middlebury,
Mrs. Joseph Sylvia is at the Mary
Fletcher hospital where a son was born
last Thursday to Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvia.
They are later to reside in New Haven
where Mr.. Sylvia has rented the Smith
Rose tenement.
Prof. Mcfarland of Middlebury Col
lege occupied the pulpit of the Congre-
gational church last Sunday morning
and gave most interesting sermon.
The graduating class of Beeman High
school had harvest supper in the town
hall last Friday evening. The drama
That Rascal Pat was presented after
the supper and the parts were all well
taken.
A patriotic meeting was held at the
town hall Wednesday afternoon,
Liberty Day.. Rev. r. B, Hughes of
Bristol and Rev. H, C.. Newell of Mid
dlebury were the speakers. A mock
trial called "A Day at Court" was
presented in the evening by local talent
under the direction Of Mr.. Gates for the
Red Cross.
DR.. C, f. Hesselgrave is attending
the National Council of Congregational
churches at Columbus, o., as the dele
gate from Connecticut Dr. Hessel-
grave was formerly principal of Beeman
Academy.
MIR and Mrs. Ralph Newton and
daughter of Vergennes were the guests
of his mother, Mrs, William NJ.
Mclntire, last Sunday.
Mrs, W. o. Smith reached her home
in Alameda, Cal, Sunday morning
after spending six weeks with relatives
here and in Addison.
Rev E. V. Young and family spent
Sunday with relatives in Vergennes
Mr.. Young preached at the Congrega-
tiona church there for Rev. Mr.. Wood
bridge who was ILL.,
Mrs. Barnard of South Bristol is
keeping house for Mrs. George Coats
during Mr. and Mrs. Coats absence on
a motor trip to Canada.
Miss Lorena Sturtevant of Wey-
bridge was the over-Sunday guest of
Mrs. Nettie Webster and family.
Mr. Isham, Miss Barnes, Miss Dalton,
Miss Merrill and Miss Sple, teachers in
the High and Graded schools, attended
the Teachers Convention at st. Adams
and Miss Winslow spent the two days
of the convention in visiting other
schools.
Joseph Sylvia is to clerk for Ira
Everest in his store, taking the place of
Elisha FoIlansbee who is to carry on
Wright Ferguson's farm the coming
year.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Roscoe expect to
spend the winter in Steele, Ala, with
Mrs. Roscoe's sister, Mrs. Calvin
Sprague, who has spent the summer
here with Mrs. Roscoe.
Mrs. R. D. Landon recently visited
her aunt, Mrs. Adsit, who is very i'll at
her home in Burlington.