Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-07-26
VERGENNES

MISS Julla Garter Is visiting friends
In Michigan
Mr. and Mrs, T Neville spent Sun,
day at Thompson's Point,
FL, Grandey has moved to the house
which IS adjacent to his garage
Miss Martha Thorn has returned
from a visit to friends in Shelburne
Miss Lucille Robinson Is visiting at
the home OF her sister Mrs. A, s. Ha-
ven,
W, II Botsiord and son, Clarence, of
Rutland spent Sunday with c, w, Bots,
ford,
Miss Elizabeth Phillips Of Montpelier
Is visiting her grandmother, Mrs b, T.,
Field,
Mr.. and Mrs, Frank Lyon Of Burling,
ton are camping at Mile Point Lake
Champlain,
Miss Maize Barrows has been assist,
ing in the Office OF Tax Collector N, J.
McCuen
Mrs. S, R. Carley and son, Sidney,
are visiting at the home Of Judge and
Mrs, +, l., Fish,
S, B Botsiord OF Buffalo N, Y, spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs J A, Har-
rington and family
Mr. and Mrs George A, Meigs Of
Randolph, have been visiting Mr. Meigs
father, D. c. Meigs,
Mr. and Mrs J, Warren Barnes and
son OF Troy, N Y, passed through here
Saturday on their way to Thompsons
Point for a short stay,
The Rev, L, A. Vezina returned last
week from a vacation which he spent in
Massachusetts, and Rhode Island,
Mr., and Mrs Thomas Eagan have
moved from the Gee Hive" to the fiat
above c, +. Stebbins meat market.
Charles Lebeau, who is in the navy
and has been across the Atlantic several
times, is home for a months leave
The Boy Scouts of Vergennes held
their weekly meeting at Lake Cham.
plain Monday afternoon and evening,
Mr.. and Mrs E. T, Edgerley of New
York City are visiting at the home Of
Mrs Edgerley's brother W, R. War.
ner,
Miss Shirley Robinson, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs A, S, Haven
returned Sunday to her home in New.
port.
News has been received by Mr. and
Mrs A. W. Norton of the safe arrival
in France of their son, Lieut.. Donald
Norton
Miss Prudence Fish is visiting her
sister, Mrs, w A. Knight in New Ha.
ven, Conn Miss Fish made the trip by
automobile.
Mrs. Linda Gage is staying at the
home OF Mrs, L. G. Norton in this city
while Mrs Norton and family are
at Mile Point
A. S. Haven has been elected master
of finance of Pierpoint Lodge No. 81,
to succeed George c. Ross, who resigned
upon moving to St Adams
Mr.. and Mrs Benjamin Gibbs of
Chicopee Falls, Mass are spending a
month with Mrs. Gibbs parents, Mr..
and Mrs, Olive Danyow.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Manchester of
LenoX, Mass, are the parents of
daughter, Mrs Manchester is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs Allan Bur
roughs
Mr.. and Mrs, Howard Hoyt of
Bridgeport, Conn, have been visiting
Mr. Hoyts sisters, Mrs. Della Cough of
this city and Mrs, George H. Bostwick
of Waltham.
Clarence Fisher who visited his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs c. F. Fisher last
week, bas enlisted and been assigned
to the quartermasters department at a
camp in Florida
Mrs f. E. McGovern spent the week
end in Burlington with her daughter,
Miss Edith McGovern who is attend
ing the summer school at the Univer-
sity of Vermont
Mrs. H. c. Ingham and Miss Mil
dred II. Taber, who are managing the
Vergennes Opera House gave a knitting
dance at the City Hall Thursday eve
ming "a three piece orchestra furnished
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Scudder of St.
Louis, Mo, have been the guests of
Mrs. Chrysler at her home, Ravensnest,
Lake Champlain Mr., and Mrs. Scud-
der made the trip from St Louis by au-
tomobile.
News was received Sunday by Col. |
Walter Scranton from Nottingham,
Eng. of the death on July IS of his
brotherin-law F. A. Woodbridge of
London, Eng. Frederick Alexander
Woodbridge was born July 26, 1857, in
Vergennes the son of the late Hon. and
Mrs, F e. Woodbridge. He was edu-
Gated at the Vergennes High School,
and at preparatory school at East
Hampton, Mass. In 1908 he married |
Miss Charlotte Adam of New Castle
on-the-Tyne where he has since lived |
and been connected with the Clayton
Gas Company At the time of his death
he held responsible position on the
staff of the ministry of munitions I'M
der the English government.