Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-09-20
VERGENNES


A daughter was born Friday to Mr.,
and Mrs, William c, Crannelly,
Victor Renaud has gone to resume
his studies in Montreal College,
Miss Stella Smith is visiting at the
home Of Mr. andMrs Frank NJ, Warner.
The Parent Teachers Association
held It's first fall meeting Monday
evening,
Mrs, Hattie Holcomb of Walpole, N,
II is a guest Of Mr. and Mrs, William
J Miner,
Miss Irene Bruya of Worcester is
visiting at the home Of her aunt, Mrs,
Stanley Bacon,
Mrs + W, Coe Is visiting her daugh.
ter, Mrs William c, Brennan Of Prov.
dence, R l.
Mrs T Neville has returned from
ten days visit to friends and relatives
in Boston, Mass
Mrs Cecil R Benton is able to be
out after being confined TO the house
by illness last week
Mrs, Susan Merrill and Robert
Mulholland Of Mineville, n Y spent
the weekend in town
Mr. and Mrs. =, NJ. Warner have
returned from a motor trip through
Northern New York.
Walter Young Of Pelham Bay naval
training station arrived home Friday
for a five days iurlough.
Isadore Milo has returned from
years stay with his daughter, Mrs,
Alon2o Pigeon Of Burlington,
Dr. William Ross of Jacksonville,
Florida is spending his vacation with
his father, Mr., Frank Ross,
Miss Minnie ONcil of Keesville was
'alcd here by the death Of her sister-in
aw Mrs William Crosby,
Mrs Eliza Collins who has been
spending a few days in town, has re-
urncd TO her home in Burlington
Mr.. and Mrs. /, c, Cotcy have closed
heir cottage on Lake Champlain and
AVE opened their house on So Water
treet
Miss Ellen Gordon has returned to
lew York City. She was called here
" the death Of her sister, Mrs. William
,roSby.
Miss Margaret Robare has returned
o her home after visiting two weeks
t the home Of her mother, Mrs. John
Alden,
Mrs W, J. Strong, Miss Mary Strong
nd Mrs, Charles Strong attended the
,onvocaton Meeting in Middlebury
thursday night /,
Mrs o. c. Grace who has been visit.
lg at the home Of her son, B. l. Mich ,
Is for the past week, has returned to
er home in Holyoke, Mass,
Mr., and Mrs Edward Sault and {
hildren have returned to Randolph
fter spending few days with Mrs. t
ault's sister Mrs A. II Godette,
The Womens' Home Missionary
ociety of the Methodist Episcopal
hurch held its annual meeting at the I
arsonage Wednesday afternoon. i
Mrs Eli Charbonneau and Mrs. Flank
.obare, who were operated on three {
eeks ago at Fanny Allen hospital were
Die to be brought home last week
Earl Wyatt, former resident of
lis city, now living in Providence, R.
, is visiting his grand parents, Mr. and
lrs Oliver Danyow of Ferrsburg
Dr. and Mrs. K ]. Severance of |
eesville are spending the weekend at -,
lie homes of their sisters, Mrs William 1
. Warner and Mrs. G., W. Stone.
Mrs. w A. Mcleod has closed her 7
lmmer home in Panton and is stop
ing for a few days at the Stevens r
ouse before returning to her home in \
lie west
Miss Julia Carter, who has been
bending the summer with her mother, n
Irs Joseph Carter, has resumed her "
titles as teacher in Barre High
,hool Il
Miss Ruth Norton left Wednesday "
spend the winter in New York City. h
err brother, John Norton, left the same e
ny to take up his studies at Dart
outh College.
Mr.. and Mrs James Donahue went
londay to Charlotte to attend the n
neral of Mr.. Donahue's brother, p
avid, who was killed last week by a f
ain near North Hero n
Mrs Albert Beum Jr., her mother, n
Irs. William Booth and two children, II
lillian and Elizabeth, who have been =
lending the summer at their cottage /,
Kimball's Point, left Saturday for N
eir home in Richmond Hill, N. f
Mrs F. K. Goss, who has been in o
wn for few days, has gone to Bos- L
N to see her son. Kenneth Goss, who +
rs just returned from his 10th trip =
'erseas on the transport america" = =
e has just received his commission as =
ssistant Pay-master, =
Public Service Commissioner, w. R. C
arner returned yesterday from Brat
eboro where he has been attending a
airing of the Commissioner on the 3
cent railroad wreck at Dummerston,
here Fred S. Plat, clerk of the U. S. 3
lstrict Court was killed. =
An alarm Of fire was sounded Thurs