Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-06-21
BRIDPORT

parents, Mr., and Mrs c, L, Elithorp,
A Red Cross dance will be held at the
Masonic Hall on the evening OF July g.
Mr.. and Mrs, c, J. Barbour made an
automobile trip to Wallinglord Friday
Miss Florence Payne is the guest at
the home Of her uneles, c, /, and G, ID,
Payne,
The many friends Of Mrs, II NJ,
Peck will be glad 10 know that she is
gaining
Miss Maytie Kingsland Is a guest of
her sister Mrs, S, ], Bowles OF Mid
dlebuTy,
Mr.. and Mrs, Z, ?, Cook Of Walling-
ford are guests Of their daughter, Mrs.
c. J Barbour
Mr.. and Mrs. W G, Hamilton visit
ed relatives at Hinesburg on Tuesday
OF last week
i, G., Williams came Sunday to spend
the summer with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs, H. X, Williams,
Misses Beatrice and Ruth Selleck are
guests Of their grandparents Mr. and
Mrs n, W, Russell,
Mr.. and Mrs, G., f, Wolcott and sons
Theron and Roland were guests OF Mrs
Ella Baldwin Sunday,
Schools in the Converse and Myrick
dictricts closed last Friday and the one
at the village closed today,
Mr., and Mrs, II, T Myrick Of Mid
dlebury were guests OF Mr., and Mrs,
Edward Wimette Sunday
A regular communication Of Morning
Sun Lodge No. 8, +, and A, NJ was
held at their hall Wednesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. L, c. Dukett recently
entertained their friends Mr. and Mrs
Hackett OF New York City,
Mrs. +. B. Blair Of Detroit, who has
been a recent guest OF Mrs, J, n
Spaulding has returned TO her home,
Miss Goodenough who has been
teaching the Myrick school returned
TO her home at Brattleboro Saturday.
Stanley Converse was a guest at the
home OF his grandmother, Mrs. Eme'
line Converse OF Burlington Sunday,
Miss Harriette Wheeler Of Burling
ton spent Sunday as the guest OF hei
parents Mr.. and Mrs, w, /, Wheeler.
Mrs +. T. Towner who has been 2
guest of her parents at Willsboro, n
V, has returned home,
Miss Helen Stokes of Middlebury
who has been the guest OF her sister
Mrs. Thomas Cooke, has returned tc
her home
Miss Rachel Smith who has been the
guest of her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs
! {. II. Smith for several weeks returned
to her home Saturday.
Harold Wimette returned Thursday
from Buffalo, y. V, where he went tC
drive home a new Ford car which he
purchased recently,
Miss n. X, Barbour OF Philadelphia
Pa, came Saturday to be the guest O
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs d. C,Bar
bour during the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. w II, Bemis OF Spring
field, Mass, who were guests OF Mr.
and Mrs w. /. Wheeler several day
last week returned home Monday
Miss Marguerite Roscorla went oil
Thursday to Apponang, X, |, wher
she will spend a month as the guest o
her aunt, Mrs George Beatty.
Mr. and Mrs T. H. Hutchinson, thei
sons, Harry, Clifford and Ralph ant
daughter, Miss Ruth went to Orwell
Sunday afternoon to call on relatives,
Mr. and Mrs. LW. Dayton who hav
been spending several days at the HON
of their son Roy Dayton returned t,
their home at Middlebury Monday,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L, Parrish, Mr.. an,
Mrs. O. s. Gibbs and II. NJ. Peck wer
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. H, T. Frost o
Tconderoga, n. Y, Sunday.
Clifford Hutchinson who has beer
spending few days as the guest of hi
parents Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Hutchinson
returned to Newport, r. /, Wednes
day.
The regular Grange meeting will b
held at the Grange Hall next Thurs
day evening. The farce mo Mel
Wanted will be given, also severa
musical selections,
Mr. and Mrs George Conn, Mr.. ant
Mrs. ]. n. Spaulding, Mr.. and Mrs
]. H. Howe and Mr., and Mrs. R, l.
Hemenway spent the weekend a
Camp Owls Nest,
Mr.. and Mrs. J, Lee Palmer move,
this week to Middlebury where MI
Palmer is employed in the postoffict
Mrs c. H. Pratt will act as CORES
pendent for The Register.
Miner Landers who for a number O
years lived at Bridport and will b
remembered by many of the town
people, died recently at the home O
) his brother, Harry Landers of Color
ado Tex.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Dayton an
daughter Miss Ivis, Mrs. Edwin Myric
and Earl Dayton made an automobil
} trip Saturday to Plainfield where the
were guests of relatives. They returne
} home Saturday.
The Ladies' Society under the aus
} pices of the Red Cross held a straw
berry festival at the vestry Thursda
evening of last week. Prof, McFarlan
} of Middlebury spoke on the subject @
the War Thrift Stamps. About 20
were present. The receipts of the eve
} ming were $50.
Miss Pauline Stoughton of WhitefielC
} n. H., has been a guest of her frienC
Miss Pauline Fletcher, returned to he