Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-12-13
NEW HAVEN
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Allan Everest has been u
Bert Allen has recently built a new
garage
K, NJ Tucker has purcha'ed the
George Ward farm
Mrs, Sarah Thompson has been
visiting in Vergennes,
Hayward Marshall has been 10 New
York with carload Of cattle
Thomas and Stowell Dewey Of Wey'
bridge are threshing for farmers here,
Alanson G, Wright has purchased
the Volney Avery farm on Town Hill,
Edward Swenor has returned from
packing apples for Frank Foote Of
Cornwall,
Hiss Matte Chahee Of Huntington
visited her mother, Mrs c c, ChalIee
last week,
Mr. and Mrs Henry Dimmock and
Mr. and Mrs X D, Landon motored
to Burlington Wednesday
Joseph Sylvia has had his horse
shipped here from Nantucket Island
where Mr. Sylvia formerly lived,
Mr. and Mrs, Irving Elliott Of Shell
burne were the recent guests Of their
children Mr. and Mrs, Robert Parker,
O. II, Ring has been quite III with
asthma since he and Mrs, Ring reach
ed Florida and is under = physici-
ans care,
The Ladies Union lnet Wednesday
for an all days session, Mrs, II, c,
Conant and Mrs A. Langdon Roleau
entertained
Hasson Davis is carrying the schol-
an from the depot district in place OF
Frank Hoag who gave up the route
on account Of poor health
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Merrill Of Peru,
N y, accompanied by two friends
spent a few days last week with their
parents, Mr. and Mrs, i, M Merrill
There was a song and praise ser
vice at the church last Sunday even
ing after which a report was made OF
the amount raised for the years ex-
penses,
The Camp Fire girls gave an en-
tertainment Wednesday evening at the
hall and the proceeds are to be used
in deiraying the expenses Of support
ing a Belgian orphan.
Mrs. Willard observed her seth
birthday a week ago Sunday at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. A, .B
Hoffnagle. Mrs Emelene Merrill pass.
ed her S3rd birthday last Sunday
At the annual meeting Of the dairy
mans league, Roy Potter was chosen
president. C. T. Palmer, Secretary and
Treasurer. Robert Parker is attending
as a delegate the Nationa! league
meeting at Jersey City.
The Senior class of Beeman Acad
envy presented farce and muSica
program last Friday evening at the
hall Sandwiches and coffee were serv'
ed The total receipts were $3.50. The
class is to present a drama sometime
during the winter.
The Red Cross at New Haven Mill
are today and tomorrow holding ;
fair at the Lampson school house. Thi
evening Rev. r b Hughes of Bristo
will speak and an orchestra WI fur
nish music and tomorrow evening
Senator Ira H LaFleur of Middlebur'
will give an address. 1t is hoped tina
there will be a large attendance
The following officers Tor the ensuing
year were chosen at the meeting of tn
Congregational Society; Moderator,
D. Doud Clerk, c. S Dana; Pruden
tial Committee V NJ Benedict, Car
roll II Landon, F l. Barruws Treas
urer. c. s. Everest; Auditors, Rober
Stowe and c. 6. Dana Collectors, c
IS. Dana, P. c. Elmer and Rober
Stowe,
Miss Lillis Thompson, an aged resi-
dent, who has been in failing healtI
for several months passed away Sun
day night at the home of her cousin
Hiram Thompson. Miss Thompson am
her two sisters, now deceased, for
merly owned and occupied the HON
purchased last year by James Davis
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