Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-08-30
BRIDPORT

guest Of Mr., and Mrs, A, A, Prebe
Miss Irene Godette Of Shoreham is
visiting her sister, Miss Anna Godette,
Kenneth Peet OF Shelburne is visit
ing his cousin, Miss Elizabeth Hamilton,
Mr., and Mrs J, X, Payne of Rutland
came on Tuesday to visit relatives here,
X, c, Myrick Of Montpelier is spend
ing his vacation with relatives in town
Mrs w, c. Hamilton went Monday
to Hinesburg to spend few days with
relatives,
Mrs s. II, Jewett and Miss Booth Of
Weybridge were guests OF Mrs, Martha
Payne Friday,
Miss Elizabeth Gouzie Of Port Henry,
N, Y, is spending few days with Miss
Gertrude Colburn,
Mrs, Francis Stone has returned from
two weeks visit with friends in Rut-
land and vicinity,
Miss Elizabeth Hamilton spent few
days with Miss Pearle Farnham Of
Shoreham last week,
Mrs, Mary Williams Of Peoria, Ill.,,
is spending some time at her old home
and with friends in town
Mr., and Mrs George Conn and Miss
Carrie Conn have returned home after
spending a week camping,
Mrs. Florence Hooker who has been
at Mrs l., J Wings for several days
has returned to her home,
II, X Williams is spending the week
at Readville, Mass, where he is attend
ing the Grand Circuit races,
Miss Irene Bowers who has been Wis
iting her aunt, Mrs II X, Bronson has
returned to her home in Brandon,
Mrs. William Mimeau and three chill
dren of Shelburne Harbor visited at Mr.,
and Mrs G, d, Paynes last Saturday,
Mrs. J. L. Palmer accompanied by
Miss Beryl Wing of Rochester, VT,
spent the weekend with relatives in
town.
Mrs. Leon Jackson and child of Nine
vile, N. Y, recently visited Mr.. Jack
sons parents, Mr. and Mrs Herbert
Jackson.
Thad Bowers, who has been with his
grandmother during the summer vaca-
ton, returned to his home in Brandon
Saturday.
Aiken Dukett, who has spent part OF
the summer vacation with his aunt,
Mrs. Charles Foote of Cornwall, has re-
turned home.
Miss Martha Payne who has been
visiting at the home of her uncle, G. d,
Payne, returned to her home at Rut-
land Sunday,
Mr.. and Mrs T, R Harris went to
Hudson Falls by automobile Saturday,
They were accompanied by their broth
er, Ward Harris,
During the absence of the regular
mail carriers, F. r. Harris and c. A,
Pratt, the substitute carriers, are serv-
ing the rural routes
Mrs. Emma Wocott and her sister,
Mrs. G.. l. Smith of Orwell, spent the
day with Mr. and Mrs. S. w Jewett of
Cornwall last Thursday.
/ Floyd A. Myrick and his cousin of
Montpelier went Wednesday to Schen-
ectady, N Y, where they will visit the
latters sister, Mrs. William Huestis
Private Earl Wilkinson, who was Sc
verely wounded in France some time
ago has so far recovered that he has
been able to write to his parents here,
assuring them that he will be all right
in time
A letter has been received from Fred
Barber stating that he had pleasant
trip over seas with no submarines in
sight He could write no particulars
but was well and hard at work.
Mr. and Mrs. Perkins and children
of Rutland, Misses Flora, Ruth and
Lucy Grosvenor, Harry and Walter
Grosvenor of Middlebury and Mrs.
Alice Hough spent last week at owls
Nest" Lake Champlain.
c. A. Norton and brother c. o. Nor
ton and Misses Sadie Norton and Ethel
Haskell motored to Worthington, Mass,
Saturday. On their return Sunday they
were accompanied by Mrs. c. A. Nor
ton who had been visiting friends and
relatives for a few days
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. T. Wolcott went
Saturday on an auto trip to Worcester,
Mass, where they will spend week
with Mrs WolCott's sister, Mrs. Harry
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Mr. and Mrs G. F. Wolcott who will
visit relatives in Barre, Mass.
Another successful meeting was held
last Sunday evening under the leader
ship of the young men. Next Sunday
night the older ladies will have charge
The topic for consideration is "All For
Christ-Our Tongues" Jas. 3: LIP. A
cordial invitation is extended for the
help and interest Of all.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w Kingsland and
daughter, Miss Doris, of Raceville, N.
Y, made a trip by auto to Basin Har-
Dor, where they visited friends and on
their return came through Bridport
calling on Mr.. Kingsland's sisters, Mis-
ses Lottie, Stella and Maytie Kingsland
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