Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-06-28
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Miss Matte Chaliee Of Huntington
visited her mother last week
Little Roy Young observed his 2nd
birthday Saturday afternoon
Mrs. William Patterson had 80 chick
ems killed in two nights by skunks
Mrs, Daniels Of Chelsea visited her
daughter Mrs, II c, Peck recently
Rev. Scott Cooley spent last week
with his cousin, Miss Carrie Mason,
Miss Belle Sherman goes soon ia
Bethlehem, n H. TO spend the summer
Hiram Thompson who Is in his SSth
year, has one OF the best gardens IN
town,
Mrs McClennan Of Alburg is the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. L, U
Young
Rev, Philip Dutton was the guest
of Mr., and Mrs, Virgil Benedict over
Sunday,
Mrs. +, II, Boynton and daughter
Of Bristol visited James Davis last
week,
Mrs, Leon Rowley entertained her
niece, Miss Bicknell, of Bristol last
week,
Miss Ruth Holden Of Watertown
Mass, is the guest OF Miss Pauline
Partch,
Mrs. Harold Leach recently enter
tanned her parents and Mrs, Hunt OF
Fairfax
Mrs. William Stowe entertained the
Ladies Union at her home Wednesday
afternoon,
Miss Madeleine Everest was the
weekend guest Of Miss llene Sargent
Of Bristol,
Mrs. i. /. Shackett and her nephew,
Melvin Landon, were in Burlington
Thursday,
There will be a patriotic war saw
ings meeting at the Town Hall tomor-
row evening,
Mr. Sweet of Canada is visiting his
daughter, Mrs, Huntley and grand
daughter Mrs Wallace Iathorne
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Winslow and
son of West Rutland spent Sunday with
his mother, Mrs, +, M, Partch,
The Camp Fire Girls are to take a
hike soon to Hardscrabble and will
later go in camp at Elm Point, Lake
Champaign
Miss Leah Everest has been visiting
her aunt, Mrs. W W. Wilson, in Bristol,
visiting her aunt, Mrs, W, W, Wilson,
in Bristol.
Mrs. Frank Gould of Dexter n. "
and Mrs. Andrew Rose of Watertown,
n. y, spent the past week with their
brother, Smith Rose and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Quincy Swain attend
ed the funeral of relative in Hunting
ton last Friday and Saturday they
went with friends to Burlington and
Stowe,
Ward Whalen graduated from Holy
Cross College, Worcester, Mass, re-
Gently. He is the son of Patrick Whalen
of Brandon, once a very popular agent
at New Haven Junction.
There will be a war meeting at the
town hall Saturday evening at o'clock
to which all are invited. Ira Lal'leur of
Middlebury will speak and there will be
songs and readings.
Mrs. Silas Wright who died last week
in Middlebury was former resident of
this town. She was much interested in
the local church and cemetery and gave
$500 towards the maintenance OF the
latter.
The Shelburne Minstrels will give an
entertainment at the town hall next
Tuesday evening for the benefit of the
Red Cross. Ice cream will be served.
They should be greeted by crowded
house as the entertainment is said to be
good
Misses Pauline Partch and Beatrice
Benedict rendered solos at the morning
service Sunday. Rev Philip Dutton,
son of Rev. c. II. Dutton, former pas
tor, occupied the pulpit and gave a
most interesting talk Mr. and Mrs.
button are to go to China next Novem-
Der to do missionary work.
A community lawn party will be held
at the home of Mrs. John J. Halpin OF
New Haven Monday afternoon and
evening for the benefit of the New
Haven Mills branch of the Red Cross.
AS this branch was only organized with
in the past two weeks, the ladies are
anxious to gather funds with which to
begin their work. Ice cream and cake
will be sold and the ladies are requested
to bring cake; there will also be sports
and amusements.
At the annual meeting of the Trus-
tees of Beeman Academy, held Satur-
day evening, w. H. Partch was elected
president, V. M. Benedict vice-presi-
dent, c. S. Dana secretary, c. S. Ever
est treasurer, E. S. Weston auditor, c.
Z. Palmer agent Committee on In
struction, c. S. Dana, c. S. Everest w,
H. Partch, Finance Committee; c. E.
Palmer, V. M. Benedict, A. B. Hoff
nagleu New Trustees, G. c. Everest, R.
d. Landon, c. d. Hoffnagle and G. J.