Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-06-28
CORNWALL

Mrs, Peter Bruso is i'll with an attack
OF erysipelas,
Dan Mahar Of New York City Is at
], l., Douglas for the summer
Mrs Alice Eggleston returned Thurs,
day from the Mary Fletcher Hospital,
Mr. and Mrs Alfred Payne are visit
ing relatives in Charlotte this week
Miss Carrie Boardman is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Harold Murray in Orwell
Frederick Shorkey of City Point, Va,
is spending his vacation at Joseph Shor-
keys,
Mrs Alice IIurlburt Of Sheburne is
in town on visit to her daughter, Mrs
J, L, Sperry,
An Empire milking machine has been
installed in the newly-repaired barn OF
| T, J MacMurtry
Mrs. Herbert Chase Of Burlington
was an over-Sunday guest Of her sis
ter, Mrs, Guy Wooster,
Richard Pastene, who has been at
tending a preparatory school in Annap-
oils, is at his uncles, Frank Delong
A, w. Footc is in Lamoille County
this week apprasing farms for the Fed.
eral Land Bank OF Springfield, Mass,
Miss S, T. Griswold returned We'd
nesday from Sudbury where she spent
the past two weeks with her nephew, {,
W, Jones
Albert Shorkey who has been sta
toned at Camp Greene, ~ c., has OBJ
tanned a six weeks furlough to help in
haying on his fathers farm,
Mr. and Mrs, Frank Delong Mr. and
Mrs, Peter Bruso and Willard were in
Starksboro Wednesday to visit Mrs,
Eastman Arnold Mrs, Bruso and Viii
lard remained until Saturday,
Mr. and Mrs, Arthur L. Samson of
Hartford, Conn, who have been guests
of their parents Mr., and Mrs c, L,
Samson, the past week returned to their
home Wednesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Delong and chill
dren, Miss Sylvia and Richard Pastene,
started Wednesday morning for Bridg-
ton, Me- making the trip by auto, They
will visit Mrs Harriet Pastene while
there,
Mr.. and Mrs ]. +, Sperry motored
on Saturday to Aver, Mass, to visit
their son Harold who is at Camp Dew
ems. They returned on Monday, They
were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs,
Avery of Brandon, parents Of Mrs Har-
old Sperry
A. w. Foote local chairman OF the
War Savings Campaign has had Mrs. {.
II. Lane, Mrs. p. +, LaValley, Mrs.
Leslie Foote, Miss Flora Ringey Mrs
W II. Bingham, Mrs, c. W Otis and
Miss Jessie E. Foote assisting him in
the soliciting this week.
The Cornwall Grange will give var
led entertainment at the town hall on
Wednesday evening, July 3, consisting
of the farce "The Rival Choirs," Mrs
Jarleys Wax Works" and a musical
program. Ice cream and cake will also
be sold,
Mrs John Silliker who was called
here by the serious illness of her father
the late Norman A. Frost and who has
spent several weeks at the home Of ]
II. Atwood visiting her sisters, Mrs.
Atwood and Miss Rachel Frost, left on
Wednesday for her home at Port Ar
thur, Ont.
Mrs ]. S. Wing who fell and broke
her hip April "a and was taken to the
Mary Fletcher Hospital for care, has
so far recovered that she was able to
be moved and is now with her family
at their cottage at Lake Dunmore, near
where Mr. Wing is experimenting work
on the state road,
The comedy, "The Deacon's Second
Wife" which was recently presented to
crowded house was a decided success.
The parts were well taken and rendered
A variety of musical selections were rem
dered between the acts, At the close
of the entertainment ice cream and cake
were sold The net receipts, which was
for the local Red Cross, amounted to
SO and they wish to acknowledge their
appreciation to all who in any way
contributed to the success of the oCcas-
sion. Those taking part in the comedy
were: Miss Gladys Hamblin, Louis
Heighter, Rodney Robins, Della Park
hill Enid Thompson, Catherine Rob-
bins, Ward Benedict, Maud Bingham,
Mildred Parkhill, Chester Parks, Ed
win Bingham and Allston Hamlin.