Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-05-17
VERGENNES

II, W, Day is III with Liberty" meas
les
George, young son Of Supt, and Mrs
II. A, Farrar, who has been seriously
i'll with measles and complications, Is
somewhat better
Mrs. b. L. Nichols spent the week
end at her home,
Rev. l.. A. Vezina is chairman OF the
Committee for the next Red Gross
drive which begins this month The
Committee met in BiXby Library sun
day evening to formulate plans for the
campaign, Nergennes' quota IS about
$500,
Robert Mulholland Of Mineville, n
y, visited his brother, Rev, W. 5, Null
holland, Sunday,
Mr.. and Mrs w R Bristol and Mrs
and Mrs, L, S Bristol attended the
funeral OF their cousin, Cornelius Bris-
toll, held at Lincoln on Sunday
The Rev. and Mrs, L. Vernon Young
spent the weekend with Mrs, Young S
sister Mrs. Cecil A, Bristol,
Mrs. Charles Lavalley and children
are visiting her mother Mrs, Guyette
of Bridport.
Miss Lou Miner has gone on a two
weeks visit to her sister, Mrs Charles
White of Boston,
Miss Mary Garno OF Burlington spent
the weekend with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs, John Garno,
Major H. G. Colby and wife are
spending a few weeks at Hotel Vermont
in Burlington.
Among those from town who attend
ed the Red Cross Minstrel show in
Burlington were Mr.. and Mrs, c. r.
Benton, Mr.. and Mrs. W. A, Dalrymple,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Ross and Mr., and
Mrs, A. W. Norton and son, Spencer,
W. r. Warner, W. H, Wheeler Of Yer
gennes and Stephen Noonan and {, A.
Chapman of Ferrisburg motored to
Montpelier Friday to attend the patri-
otto meeting.
Mrs. Z. r. Wilcox has gone TO New
York City to spend few weeks with
her daughter, Mrs +, T. Edgerly.
Onslow Brown is able to be out after
being i'll for several days,
Mrs. John Selden who has been Wis
iting her parents, Mrs. (, B. Lee, has
returned to her home in Bristol,
Mrs. E. c. Perkins Of Pennington,
Mass, is visiting at the home Of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Brydia.
Mrs. David Roberts and three chill
dren of Malone, n. V, are guests of her
mother, Mrs. Luther Field.
Mrs. Alexander Bennett, who has
been in town for ten days has gone to
St. Adams and Springfield to visit her
nieces, MrsE. Flynn and Mrs. Wheeler
On account of extra work given Yer
gennes Red Cross by the government,
the work-rooms will be open Monday
evening in addition to the other days
and Wednesday evenings. Everyone is
earnestly requested to come and work.
Troop No, 1880, Boy Scouts of Yer
gennes, under direction OF the Rev J. |
Z. Mckee and r, E. Staples have com
menced searching for black walnut for
the U. S, Government to use in max
ing airplanes and guns, The troop has
thirty members,
Alexander Lubnski has opened
shoe-repairing shop in the room on
Main street formerly used for the same
business by the late Gustave Hanne-
man.
Mrs, Mary Young of Highgate is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. Joseph Daigneault
Miss Veva Billiard, a student in the
American School of Osteopathy in
Mo, is at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Bullard, for
the summer
Rev. ]. Elmer Mckee will deliver the
Memorial Sermon Sunday evening May
rs at St. Paul's Church. Camp Parker,
Sons of Veterans will join with Ethan
Allen Post, G. A. R. in this service.
Frank Stanton of Panton was ares
led Tuesday by deputy sheriff Grandey,
charged with brandishing a gun and
to kill his father. He was
aiken to Middlebury jail.
Cyrus Brown was seriously injured
n the Shade Roller factory Monday.
His arm became caught in a belt and
he was thrown with such force to the
loor that he was unconscious for sever
ii hours. His condition is critical.
Mrs. George R. Lynch and daugh
er, Miss Catherine Phelps Lynch, who
rave spent several weeks at the home
If Mrs. Lynchs brother, Dr. f. c.
Phelps, have returned to their home in
North Adams, Mass.