Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-07-19
VERGENNES

Bastille Day was observed in the
churches Sunday
Pierre Miner of Boston Is visiting
his father S, d, Miner
Miss Dorothy Brown OF Montreal Is
visiting Miss Ruth Clark,
Mr., and Mrs, Allen Jackman are the
parents OF a daughter,
ilrs. Harold Saunders Il H. the ew'
ploy of Chamberlain Foote &, Co,
Walter James of Denver, Colo, Is the
guest OF Mr., and Mrs, Friend Fisk
Miss Elizabeth Hamilton of Bridport
has been visiting Miss Flora Booth,
Mrs, Bertha Brooks of Boston is Wis.
iting her sister Mrs, r, d, Goodridge
Mrs, Anna French, who has been Wis
iting relatives here has returned to Rut-
land
The infant son of Mr., and Mrs Gp
Rail- died last Friday of cholera infan'
tum,
Mr., and Mrs, Robert Hudson are
spending some time at Mount Mans
field
Miss Emma Fuller, Addison County
Home Demonstration, was in town last
week,
Mrs. Beverley Chew of Geneva, n,
Y, is visiting her father, Walter Scran'
ton
Miss Edith McGovern is attending
the summer school at the University OF
Vermont
Several of the boys from here who
have been at Camp Devens have sailed
for France,
Mrs, W, II Wheeler and daughter,
Miss Frances, are visiting relatives in
Otsville, n, Y,
Miss Grace L. Kingsland Of Montpel.
Ter is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
R, L, Kingsland
The Rev. Sidney NJ, Harris of Mar
thas Vineyard, Mass, is visiting iela-
tives in this section
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolf Pilger of New
Jersey are visiting Mr., and Mrs. George
Pilger Of Waltham.
Harry /. Moulton has been transfer
red from Fort Slocum, n. Y, to Camp
Jackson, Columbia, S, c,
Charles Clark of Los Angeles, Cal,
is visiting his mother, Mrs Mary Clark
and his brother, Walter +, Clark
Miss Ruth Clark has resumed her
duties at the Bixby Memorial Free Ii
brary after a two weeks vacation
Mrs. Elizabeth Walker of Saranac
Lake, n. y is spending her vacation
with her sister, Mrs, George Jackson.
Mrs. Oliver Garrow and son, William
have returned from a visit to Mr. and
Mrs. A. A. Oliver of Westport, y. Y
Mrs. X. J, Severance of Keeseville,
~ Y, has been visiting her sisters, Mrs
G.. w. Stone and Mrs, W, r, Warner
Alfred Blair and Earl Myers have
been transferred from the mechanical
school at the University of Vermont to
Camp Upton, L. l.
William A. Benoit, who recently pur.
chased the Ernest Vanderhooi house in
Depot Hollow from George McCuen,
moved into it last week
Mr.. and Mrs. A. +. Simpson and
uduSHlCli NULL dlC SpSllulllS tiCH va
cation with Mrs. Simpsons parents, Mr.
and Mrs Charles M. Grandey.
DR.. and Mrs, J. B, Powers and Mr.
and Mrs. Timothy Neville motored to
Burlington Monday and visited Private
Waldo K. Powers at the hospital.
DR.. B. J. Emo is in Barre attending
the sem-annual meeting of the Yer
mont Veterinary Medical Association,
which is being held at the Hotel Barre.
Dr. and Mrs Frank Preston have re-
turned to Binghamton, n. Y, after
spending their honeymoon with their
cousins Mr. and Mrs. W, J. Thompson.
Albert E. Cole and Richard J. Cole
who have been students at Mount Her
mon Academy for the past year are
spending the summer with their mother
Mrs. Charles Cole.
News has been received by Mrs. J. c.
Watt from her son. Lieut.. W. c. Watt,
telling her that he is at training camp
at Blackpool, England, being instruc
ted by English officers
The net receipts received from the
military exhibition held July 9th on the
old Fair grounds were $24570 The Yer
gennes branch of the Red Cross re-
ceived about $40 Of it.
Mr. and Mrs. John Selden Of Bristol
who have been visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. E,A. Lee, have gone to North
ampton, Mass where they will pass the
summer with Mr.. Selden's parents,
Benjamin Fisher, who is connected
with the aviation section of the United
States service, has returned to New
Jersey after spending months fur
Tough with his mother, Mrs. H. p Fish
er.
c. H. Alger has arrived safely in
France. Mr. Alger is a member of Co.
D, 37th Engineers of the American Ex-
peditionary Forces. He was formerly
an instructor at the Vermont Industrial
School.
Albert Charbonneau and Fabian Riv-
ers who were examined last week for
service in the army and who were found
physically fit went Monday to Bur
lington where they enter the mechani-
cal school at the University of Vermont.
Douglas Garno and Hollis Benoit, who
were also examined, were ordered to