Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-05-31
VERGENNES
Mrs W, A. Dalrymple Is III,

A son was born Saturday to Mr. and
Mrs. William Benot
George II Bora Of Fitchburg, Mass,
Is visiting relatives here
Mrs NJ 7, Bristol, who has been III
for several days, Is able TO be out
Mr. and Mrs. George Deshaw are
parents Of son born last Saturday,
Mrs {, /, Wyman Of South Water
Street Is confined 10 the house by III
ness,
Mrs Edward Cormia and Miss Hat
lie Cormll spent Saturday IN Burling'
ton,
Mrs. Hill Stone Of Middlehury spent
last Friday at the home Of Mrs G., W,
Stone
Miss Caroline Harwood Of Wnooski
spent the weekend with Miss Frances
Wheeler.
Robert Ryan Of Orwell spent the
weekend with his brothers, John and
! David Ryan
l. Lambordom and family Of Platts-
burg, n y, visited Mr. and Mrs, G.,
Rattl over sunday,
Mrs. J. G., Hindes Of Burlington Is
visiting at the home Of her daughter,
Mrs, A, W Norton.
Fabian Rivers Of U, V, NJ spent the
weekend with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs, Napoleon Rivers,
Miss Mildred Wyman and Miss Bad.
ger Of Burlington Business College are
at the formers home,
John w, Ryan and family visited his
niece, Miss Mary Ryan, at Fanny Al
len hospital Sunday,
Mr.. and Mrs, c, Cunningham OF
North Maple street are parents OF a
daughter born Saturday.
Mrs. X, c. Hughes who has been Wis.
iting her sister, Mrs, Louise Woodman,
has returned to her home
Mrs. Harry Palmer of North Ferris.
burg has been spending some time at
the home Of her father, d. c. Meigs,
Mrs. Mamie IIirsch and son OF Hol-
yoke are visiting at the home Of her
parents, Mr., and Mrs, Edward Eagan
Ralph Norton, Of the IT, S, Navy, has
returned to his duties after spending
his furlough with his parents, Mr., and
Mrs. A, W, Norton,
The Nergcnncs City band furnished
music at the Memorial Day service and
Iilag-raiSing celebration at New Russia,
n, y, yesterday,
Public Service Commissioner w. X.
Warner has returned from a five days
auto trip to Montpelier, Springfield
Brattleboro, and Rutland where he has
been attending hearings
The prize speaking contest was held
Monday night in the Opera House,
about twelve Of the Juniors taking part
The prizes will be awarded graduation
night
Mrs Russell T. Bristol Of Panton is
visiting her son, Willard X. Bristol.
Mrs. Bristol is in her Dist year and
though her hearing and sight are some
what impaired, enjoys good health,
The patriotic meeting held in City
Hall last week was well attended The
speaker of the evening was w. II. d.
Miller of Montreal Miss Fish sang a
solo and Dr. and Mrs, Waterman
played a violin and piano duet
Lieut. William Woodman was at the
home of his parents last week for a
short furlough, returning Saturday to
Newport News. His mother, Mrs. w.
d. Woodman went with him as far as
New York where she will visit her son,
Dana Woodman.
Miss Sadie Burroughs of Poultney,
who has been visiting her mother, Mrs.
Marion Burroughs left Monday for a
visit to her sister, Miss Lillian at the
Clark School, North Hampshire, Mass.
Prof James Penbrooks of Toronto,
Can, is at the home of Mr., and Mrs.
Lyman Kent for the summer.
Mrs, L, G. Whitford died at her home
on Green street Wednesday evening,
May %, after an illness of about ten
days, although she had not been we'll
for some time. She was the daughter of
Daniel c, and Mahala +. Palmer and
was born in Charlotte March 26, 1912. |
April s. 1884, she was married to /. G.. |
Whitford of Addison, where they lived |
until about % years ago, when they
moved to Vergennes Mr.. Whitford |
died Sept, %, 1911. Since then she has
lived at the Green street home. She |
was one of a family of u children, of |
whom but one survives Mrs. E. NJ
Ball of Ferrisburgh. Funeral services
were held last Friday afternoon at one
o'clock at the house.