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

Mr., and Mrs, Carter Devoid have
gone to Jamestown, N, Y, to spend the
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. W, Day and Mrs,
j, p. Harrington visited friends in Wad-
hams last week,
The Missionary Meeting of the Meth
odist ladies' was held at the home Of
Miss Lena Hawkins,
The Greek hill" is being re-surfaced
with crushed stone under the direction
of Commissioner Alden,
The first snow storm of sufficient dur
alton to make the ground white occur
red last Friday morning.
William Ladue is able to be out after
suffering several weeks with blood poi
soning in his right hand.
IL. r. Wood of Brandon, Manager of
the New England Telephone Co., has
been in town on business.
II. W. Day and d. f. Garron each
brought home a fine deer which they
shot in Ripton last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Courier and two
children Of Ferrisburg spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Stone,
Miss Ruth Harrington of u. V. NJ.
spent the weekend with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. }. A. Harrington,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Wilcox of London,
Canada, were weekend guests of Mrs.
E, r. Wilcox at the Stevens House.
Mrs. George r. Thorne has closed her
| bnfNNa Motn pfr nd Ia nd
the winter in White River Junction.
C. B. McCalister, officer at the Indus
trial School and Corporal of Co. d. is
seriously i'll with quinsy sore throat.
There will be benefit dance in For
ester's Hall Thanksgiving evening, part
of the proceeds to go to the local Red
Cross.
Mrs. f, l.. Fish returned Wednesday
from a two week visit to her daughter,
Mrs. W, A. Knight, Of West Haven,
Conn
Miss Marcellette Johnson has so far
recovered from tonsiitis as to be able to
return to her home in Brandon with her
mother
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Sullivan have
gone to South Burlington to live on the
farm owned by Mrs, Sulliyan's father,
Albert Larrow.
Rev. l.. A. Vezina. Rev. J. Elmer
Mckee, b. l.. Nichols and Fred LeBeau
went to Montreal, Sunday by auto re-
turning Monday night.
Lieut.. d, H. Norton is home on a two
weeks furlough. He is in Mary
Fletcher hospital undergoing an opera
ton for enlarged tonsis.
Mr.. and Mrs O. f. Larrow have
moved from the f. l.. GranIey tene-
ment on Green street to the H. c. Her
rick house on Maple street.
Mira C. f. Caisse who ba, been visit.
ing relatives in Springfield. Holyohe,
Mass, and Providence, X. l., for six
week., has returned home.
Mrs. w r Bristol entertained q
Marty of l,dia. at her bo,oa nm SEort
Street Monday sftnrn,1. IN honor If
Mrs. w. w. Brstos birthday.
A.. C.. y p..,.
e. MIS-, N"o.ge ~ p9Ia mas returned
amd ra IetGt", ~. NL1' 20 IpenuS
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William Mills, formerly of Vergen-
mes now an insurance man of Burning
Ton mas recently neeh elected director
" o. ine bennington county Nauohai
pain
Leroy Dawson, who has been at the
Naval Training station at Portsmouth,
n. H.. has been transferred to the u.
5. ). Des MONIES, Newport Training
School, X. |.
Private Henry Bushey of the ammuni
ton train, 10th Division, National
Army at Camp Devens spent Saturday
and Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Alfred E. Bushey.
Manager Henry of the Citv Theatre
has generously offered to donate to the
local Red Cross one half the proceeds of
his Saturday evening moving picture
entertainments during the run of his
new serial, "Who is Number One?"
The funeral of Miss Helen Smith was
held at her late home Saturday after.
noon. the Rev. R. G. Woodbridge off.
ciating. Those from awav to attend
the funeral were. Mrs. Arthur of Cam
bridge and Miss Garfield Of KeesavilIa
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