Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-12-20
YERGENNES NEWS

Rutland after being the guest OF Mrs.
Harry NJ Norton,
Mrs c, II Stewart Of Middlsbury
is staying at the home Of M and Mrs,
jain Grayelle for the winter
Harold Halock has returned TO his
studies at the Rudolph agricultural
school after being at home Ill for sew
eral weeks,
William Kent OF the University OF
Vermont Is spending the holiday yaca-
ton with his parents, Mr., and Mrs,
Lyman Kent
Donald Sears Is at the home OF his
father, Harry v Sears, having leceiv-
ed his discharge from the Tufts col
lege training school at Mediord, Mass
Miss Jean HASTE, a trained nurse,
has returned to her home in New Ro-
ehelle, N Y, after a two months stay
in the city caring for Miss Mary C.,
Watt
! Mrs /, Z, A, Ouellet and children
Of Orwell are making an extended
visit to her mother, Mrs Peter Jen.
ners, aud sister Mrs, Foster Daig-
neault,
/ Private Joseph Holcomb Of Fort
Totten, n, Y, is at the home of his
mother, Mrs, Paul Bunch, for a brief
stay, having been discharged from
military service
Charles W Norton has been honor
ably discharged from the training
school at Potsdam, n Y, and is at
the home Of his parents, MI and Mrs,
William II Norton
I Miss Helen Thorne, who has been
. Ill for several weeks Of pneumonia. is
a guest of Mrs William Il. Wheeler,
the Thorne home on Main street hav-
ing been closed for the winter,
I W. A, Scott who recently returned
here from South Bend, Ind, has en-
tered the employ Of John II Donnelly,
as cutter in the tailoring establish
ment, succeeding II, T. Goodere who
died last week,
Miss Ethel Tull has gone % Brook.
Ign, n, Y, where she will be the guest
OF her aunt, Miss Mary Murphy, Mrs.
John NJ, Caisse of Forestdae is sub
stituting at the telephone exchange
during Miss Tulls absence,
John NJ Corners, son of Mr., and
Mrs. Edward Corners, gho has been
in France in the T. S, service with the
rank Of lieutenant has been promoted
to captain and is now with Co. L,
lGjth infantry, Rainbow division
John W. Ketchum OF Columbus, o.,
who was a guest at the home OF his
sister, Mrs Jennie Watt, over the
week end where his wife has been a
guest for some time, returned Monday,
Mr. Ketchum is former resident.
Frank A. Ross has gone to New
York to be the guest for a week or
more of his son, Attorney Philip Ross,
after which he will go to Jacksonville,
Fla, to spend the winter with his son,
DR.. William J. Ross The Poss home
on Green street will be occupied by
Rev and Mrs David II Jones' the
new rector and wife at St paups
church. the rectory on Main street hav-
ing been closed,
The funeral was held Saturday af-
ternoon at his late home, Rev W. S..
Mulholland, pastor of the Methodist
church, officiating. Burial was in Pros
pect cemetery. The bearers were John
II. Donnelly, Dr. J. c, Webb. Frank
j, Burroughs and Fred {. Ward.
Among those from out of town to at
tend were son, Harold Goodere of
Oak Bluffs, ILL.,, and two daughters,
Mrs Harold Eble of Orange, NJ Y,
and Miss Clara Goodere of Cambridge,
Mass
The body of Miss May White, who
died Tuesday, was taken Friday to
West Haven for burial, where she for
merly resided, She was II years Of
age and death was due to dropsy whi,h
developed after an illness of several
weeks with influenza and pneumonia
She had been a resilient of Vergennes
for two months, making her home with
her cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Reuben
White. For a time she was employ
ed in the L. F Benton company plant,
until she was taken ill.,
II. E. Goodere, 81, who had been
very i'll with angina pectoris for two
weeks, died last week Wednesday at
his home here Mr.. Goodere was
native of Prince Edward Island He
settled in the United States about %
years ago, and for number of years
was employed in the John H. Donnelly
tailor shop in this city He was married
to Miss Mary Ingham, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles n. lngham, of
this city, and they had lived in Bos-
ton and Fitchburg Mass, until about
a year ago, when he returned to Yer
gennes, and had since been in Mr..
Donnelly's employ, Besides his wife,
he is survived by one son, Harold of
Chicago, two daughters, Mrs. Harold
Eble of Orange, N j. and Miss Clara
Goodere Of Cambridge, Mass, Anothc.
son, Philip died a year ago, in the
service of his country.
Mrs Max Fishman died at her home
on Green street Friday afternoon, af-
ter a weeks illness of influenza and
pneumonia, aged 35 years. Mrs. Fish
man was born in the city of Korono,
Russia, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Solomon Wolk, and with her parents