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

Mrs, Sarah Fleming was a recent
guest at George Goats
Miss Beulah Sargent spent Sunday
with Miss Bernlce Merrill,
Mrs, Jane Davis Is keeping house
for DR.. Denton OF Monkton
Z. X, Diekerman Of Bristol was in
town the first OF the week
DR.. T. S. Weston attended the Ma
sonic convention at Burlington
Mr. and Mrs. TreG Trudo OF Brs'
toll were visitors here last Sunday
Mrs. Young and children Of Mon
treal are guests at the parsonage
Rev. T., Y, Young has charge OF the
thrift stamp campaign IN this town
Mrs, W, W, Hubbard spent part Of
last week at her cottage at Long Point"
Mr.. and Mrs, Grover Of New Haven
Mills have been camping at Long Point.
The trustees OF Beeman Academy
met Tuesday at the Academy building
Miss Chids Of Rutland was the re-
cent guest Of Mrs, David Hubbard
William Bennett and family motored
, to the foot OF Warren Mountain sun
day,
Mr.. and Mrs, Hoyt Swain OF Burling'
ton were Sunday guests OF their parents
here,
Mrs. Leon Cushman and children
have returned from visiting friends IN
Warren,
The Boy Scouts met Monday eve
ming, They went on a hike to Elm
Point Tuesday,
Herbert Danbrooke is in the tank
section service and is now at Camp
Gettysburg,
Mrs Stone of New Haven Mills re-
Gently visited her sister Mrs William
Patterson,
Misses Beatrice Benedict and Ruth
Everest are to be at Bread Loaf Inn
this summer,
The Christian Endeavor ice cream
social last week Tuesday evening net
ted about SIS,
Mrs. William Mcintyre and son
Ralph Newton of Nergenncs were IN
town last Sunday
Hector Poulin and family are the
guests of his parents, Mr., and Mrs
Michael Poulin
Miss Pauline Partch has returned
from Cambridge, Mass, where she has
been in school the past year
Mrs. Shaw and niece, Miss Church,
of Shoreham, were recent guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs, George Coats.
Mrs. Mills ]. Landon and Miss Ian
don visited the formers sister, Mrs
Hayward in Burlington Monday,
Ruth Eddy has returned to her home
in Burlington after a visit to her grand
parents Mr.. and Mrs, +. M. Merrill
Mrs. John Halpin returned last Sat
urday from spending a week in Boston,
called there by the death OF a relative
Mrs. Emeline Merrill is visiting in
Burlington and plans to go later to
spend the summer with relatives across
the lake
Mrs. Wallace Hathorne and son have
returned from Canada where she has
been with her mother, Mrs, John
Partch.
Lucius Barrows, who is a commits
stoned officer in France and who was
injured, recently had two fingers graft
ed on his hand
Miss Bernice Merrill was given
pleasant surprise party by about 20
friends last Saturday evening, the oc-
casion being her 18th birthday.
Mrs. Edward Ferguson, a former
resident here, has been very i'll with
pneumonia at her home in Bristol. a
trained nurse is caring for her
Mr.. and Mrs. McClauhin and child of
Syracuse, n. Y, were visitors here last
Sunday. Mrs. MCClauflin was Miss
Daisy Sears, who formerly resided in
this town.
Theron Gregory, nephew of w. V.
Sturdevant, and formerly a resident
of this town, has enlisted in the U. S.
Coast Artillery and is now stationed
at Fort Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoag and child were
in town last week Mr. Hoag was for
merly a Principal of Beeman Academy.
He is contemplating purchasing a farm
and would like to locate in New Haven.
Rev. Philip Dutton, son of Rev, c.
H. Dutton, former pastor here, will
occupy the pulpit next Sunday morn
ing. Rev. Philip Dutton and his wife
are to go soon to China to work as
missionaries.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sykes who are spending
the summer with Mrs Sykes parents
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G.. Hunt have pur-
chased a residence on High Street in
Middlebury of Benjamin Hagar and
will take possession in September
The following officers were elected i'll
the Christian Endeavor Society last
Sunday evening: President, Mrs. Alice
Conant Landon; vice president, Ray
mond Partch; recording secretary,
Ruth Everest corresponding secretary,
Marianne Landon; treasurer, V. M.
Benedict; Pianist Beatrice Benedict.
Mrs. Margaret Tyler died Wednes-
day in Ferrisburgh The funeral was
held there Sunday and the interment
was here in Evergreen cemetery be-
side her late husband, Clinton Tyler,
who was once a successful blacksmith
here. Mrs Tyler fell five years ago