Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-01-18
NEW HAVEN

with chicken poX are MIS- a, I
Sauier Catherine Landon, Mrs Gou
lette's young children, Eleanor Dan,
and Mrs Elisha Folansbee
Mrs. NJ, J. Landon and daughter
Miss Marianne, are now located al
Daytona Beach
W A, Danbrooke Is under the dallS
care Of physician,
Washington Ward Is recovering from
a severe attack Of qunsy
Ralph y, Landon has resigned a.
agent for the Vermont Mutual FIRE In
surance Company and George Palmel
has been appointed by the company t'
succeed him,
Nelson Mitchell is now the agent
for the Patrons Cooperative Fire In
surance Company
George Swenor and Miss Anna Me
Auley OF this town were married last
Thursday in Burlington,
Mrs. Mary Roscoe, postmistrcss, re-
ports a good sale OF thrift stamps,
The Red Cross knitting bee was held
on Tuesday at the home OF Mrs, Ira
Everest
Harold Barrows assisted the choir
Sunday morning and rendered the bas'
solo Calvary, by Rodney IN " pleas
ing manner,
Mrs. Belle Simonds has taken a let
ter from the Congregational church
here to the Congregational church II
Pittsiord where she and her brother
Herbert Powers, now reside.
Mr.. Isham the principal OF Beemar
graded school and Miss Edith Barnes
the preceptrcss, returned Saturday ev
ening from spending their vacations II
their home towns,
Mortimer Roscoe returned on Mon
day from spending two week with hi
aunts, Mrs. Warren and Miss Roscoe
in Springfield, Mass
Henry G.. lIathorne OF Burlington
visited his sister, Mrs W II, Partch
last week,
Miss Evelyn Ilier of Bristol visited
friends here last Saturday
Mrs Ira Everest entertained Mrs
Julius Buttum, Mrs, A l., Rolcau
Mrs Henry Wheeler and Miss Ethe
Smith recently
Miss Jessie Neill who spent the
school vacation with her aunt, Mrs
Spaulding in Panton, has returned to
resume her studies at Bccman High
school and to be with her aunt, Mrs
William Mcintyre,
The following officers were installed
in Beaver Glen Grange on Tuesday ev-
cning by State Master Willis Cady OF
Middlebury assisted by Mrs, Cady
Master, Nelson Mitchell overseer
Raymond Poulin; lecturer, Mrs. Rob
ert Stowe; chaplain, Mr., lsham; treas
urer, Robert Stowe; secretary, Eliza
beth Siple; stewart, Leon Come;
assistant steward, Robert Parker; lady
assistant steward, Mrs. Robert Parker
gate keeper Mortimer Roscoe; Ceres,
Mrs. George Coats Flora, Minnie
Doud Pomona, Gertrude Emo;
pianist, Daisy Bottom
Meader Gordon is recovering from
a severe attack of pneumonia, L, "A
Lee of Nergennes cared for him,
Lester Billing, a former Beeman
student, now in the L, 5. Navy and
home last week to visit his parents in
Bristol called on friends here,
The annual meeting and roll call OF
the Congregational church was held
at the church vestry last week Thurs
day evening, the pastor, Rev L, V.
Young, presiding. There are now l3l
resident members. Mrs. r. u Landon
was elected secretary pro tenn Miss
NJ naIn,, alnntn1
tary; w II. Partch, treasurer; R, d..
Landon auditor.
A son, William Warren Frost, re-
Gently came to its parents in Spring
field, Mass, The mother will be re-
membered as Miss Mildred Warren
and the grandmother Mrs. Kate Ros-
coe Warren, former residents here
Francis Kelton of Brooksville is
staying at r. d. Landon's and attend
ing school
Mr.. Pequot of Brooksville died last
week and his remains were taken to
Bristol for the funeral and interment
Mrs. Julius Bottum was i'll Burling
ton this week
DR.. Z S. Weston went to Burlington
last week to attend a meeting of the
Past Grand officers of the Masonic
Hail. While there he visited his
nephew, Harry Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Lee of Nergennes
and Mrs. Seldom of Bristol were the
guests of Silas Doud and daughter,
Miss Minnie, last week
Miss Mildred Weston spent part OF
her vacation with Miss Minnie T.
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