Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1917-11-23
BRIDPoRT

/ Mr.. and Mrs, Thomas Nadeau were
business visitor, at Port Henry, N, T.
Mrs. Stella Solace Of Alban n, Y,
came Tuesday to yisitreatives in town
Frank LaFlam Of Camp Devens, Aver,
Mass, was guest o, II, r. Harris Sun
day,
7. W. Fletcher who has been threat
ened with an attack OF pneumonia Is
better
Miss Ida Garvey spent the weekend
with her sister, Mrs. Floyd Sperry OF
Cornwall,
Miss Agnes st. John who spent the
summer at El2abethtown, N. Y, has
returned home,
Mr.. and Mrs. C. f. Riley and Miss
Emma Dumas spent Sunday with rela-
tives Of Shoreham.
H. l.. Hemenway, Mr.. and Mrs, r. l..
Hemenway and N. W. Russell went to
Burlington Thursday,
Mrs. Arthur Adams of Addison was a
guest of her sister, Mrs, Howard Stone
Saturday and Sunday.
j. A. Fletcher and sons, Warner and
Paris and Mr.. Manchester were callers
on d. H. Bennett Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edrck Bodette of Ad-
olson were guests of their daughter,
Mrs. II. n. Sollace Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs p. W, Myrick were
guests of MIR. and Mrs. H. 7, Myrick of
Middlebury Monday and Tuesday,
MIR. and Mrs. c. l.. Parrish and Miss
Hope Billings have been recent guests
Of Mrs. Royal Sperry of Cornwall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Nadeau and
Miss Vonda Wolcott called on Miss
! Vonda +. Sperry Of Cornwall Saturday,
Arthur Payne who has been guest
at the home of his uncle, Jonas Payne
of Rutland returned home last Thurs
: day.
. Mr. and Mrs Elijah Parish have
closed their house and are to make their
home with Mrs. Alice Hough this
winter
Mrs. George Miller and children Of
Brandon were recent guests OF Mrs.
Niller's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
AIard.
Harold SoIlace of the Naval Station
, at Newport, K. L., came Monday to
visit at the home of his uncle, f. r.
Iowner.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. NJ. Sherbino and Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Nichols made an au-
7 tomobile trip to Royalton last week
e Wednesday.
= Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Wheeler have
Il. l. -, h,,r-., op1 tpapt tp purllnp 70
ton where they are to make their home
during the winter
There will be game social at the
= Grange hall Friday evening, November
30. Games will begin at s O'Clock and
supper will be served at 3.
Roy Blackjack and mother, Mrs. T.
d. Blackjack, and brother, Leo, of Ad-
olson have moved into the tenement
owned by II. X. Palmer.
Mrs. c. l.. Parrish Mrs, o. S, Gibbs,
Mrs. Thomas Nadeau and Mrs, Martha
f Palmer attended a Red Cross meeting
t held at Addison last week.
The Rural Route No. will be discon-
$ tinued after November 30. Part of the
= patrons of the route will be served by a
Vergennes route and PARTLY route Mo-.
Roy Davis of Addison and Miss Venice
lockwood of Bridport were married
Sunday afternoon at the Newell Chapel
T. bv Rev. w. S. Boardman of Addison.
r Mr.. and Mrs. Davis are to make their
t home at Addison.
f The sum of S26550 was raise by the
several solicitors for the Y. NJ. c. A.
/ fund for the town of Bridport during
Y the past week, which was considerably
above the amount required
5 Walter L. Walker died at his home
!, Wednesday of last week, following ar
, illness of three weeks with bronchitis
e which developed into pneumonia. Mr..
Walker was the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
: S. Il. Walker of Shorehom. He was
y born and has lived the thirty eight years
+. of his life in Bridport. His kindly man,
e ner. and pleasant smile with socla
0 greeting won for him many friends.
j. The funeral was held at his late home
e Saturday afternoon at one O'Clock anc
y was largely attended Rev Henry
: Lamb otiiciated. A Masonic burial ser
vice was held at the grave in the Bird
n port cemetery. The bearers were w
n A. Towner, Kenneth Cook, Ernest My
= rick j. S Dukett, A. j. S. Dukett anc
e E. C. Dukett. Mr.. Walker is survived
j. by his wife, his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
:. S. 4. Walker, three sisters, Mrs. w. A
e Towner and Mrs. f. d. Myrlck of Bird
e port, and Mrs Kenneth Cook of Shore
q ham and one brother, Russell Wake
/, of Shoreham. The floral gifts were
l. many and very beautiful testifying o.
s the love and sympathy of relatives an(
It friends.
CORNWALL,