Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-08-02
NEW HAVEN


tomobile,
Miss Marcia Winslow is visiting re-
latives in Vergennes,
Joseph Sylvia and family are soon to
move to Middebury
Mr., and Mrs, Roy Potter are parents
OF a daughter born Monday,
Eyert Daniels Of Huntington visited
his parents last Sunday,
Mr., and Mrs. Harold Leach are the
parents OF daughter,
Miss Grace Merrill is at home from
Bristol i'll with a carbuncle
Miss Mary BaHows spent Sunday
with friends in Rutland,
Mrs Henry Wheeler Is visiting her
niece, Ms Crane, in Addison,
Mrs, Grace Brown of Middlebury is
visiting her aunt, Mrs, + NJ Partch,
Several from here attended the open
air service in the park in Bristol Sunday
evening,
Hazel Partch sang in Bristol at the
Congregational Church Sunday morn
ing,
Miss Matte ChaiIee of Huntington
visited her mother Mrs, c, c, Chaiiee
Sunday.
Charles N, Hunt and family OF Bris-
tol were guests OF c, ], Bottum and IA
mily last Tuesday,
Mr. and Mrs. Carleton Sprague Of
Bristol were recent guests OF Mr., and
Mrs, William Stowe,
Mrs, J. O, Bottum, Mrs, Henry
Wheeler and Mr., and Mrs A, /, Roleau
motored to Burlington recently,
Miss Alice Wilson who is attending
the summer school at Middlebury spent
Sunday with Mrs, A, /, Roleau
Miss Hazel Ward is at home from
Bellows Falls to spend her vacation
with her mother Mrs, Nina Ward,
The Ladies Union will meet with Mrs,
Shirley Langdon Wednesday Mrs,
Langdon and Mrs, p. c, Elmer will en-
tertain
Mr. and Mrs, William Tatro of Mid
dlebury, residents of this town until last
spring, have another son named Ray
mond,
Miss Edna Wilder is a guest of her
mother, and Miss Alice Human Of New
York City is also guest at the Wilder
home.
George Palmer has returned from
Buffalo n. " where he went on bus
mess trip for the Stokes garage of Mid
dlebury,
Ira Everest, George Palmer and A.
l. Roleau went to Moriah, n, Y, We'd
nesday blueberrying, they returned with
a bushel each.
The Red Cross at New Haven Mills
met on Wednesday evening at the home
of Mrs. Eugene Johnson, An orchestra
furnished music.
Harold Barrows eldest son of Mr. F
r. Barrows is probably now fighting in
the trenches. His brother Lucius Bar
rows is in Paris,
r. D. Landon and family spent day
recently at Cedar Crest" the summer
home of their aunt, Mrs Florence DeX-
ter, at Mile Point, Lake Champlain.
Mrs. Florence Dexter of Albany, n
V, who is at her camp at Mile Point
Lake Champlain, is spending the week
with her sister in-law, Mrs NJ. !. Ian
don,
Will Bennett has new automobile
He took Mrs Everett Hathorne, Mrs
Bennett, Mrs Carroll Bottum, Miss Sue
= Chaffee and Wendall Bottum to Bur
lington Friday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Merrill of Peru
y. Y, and Mr.. and Mrs Perry Eddy
, and children of Burlington motoret
here Sunday to visit their parents, Mr.
t and Mrs Frank Merrill
Charles Everest and family, Mrs Ev
erests father, Mr.. Hawkins of South
SALISBURY, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Dim
mock and Miss Pauline Partch have
been in camp at Elm Point,
= Mr. and Mrs, L, A. Baker of the
Spring Grove camp grounds have gone
to Vergennes to make their home witt
their daughter, Mrs. Orrin Wells,
l Rev. ]. H. Hoffman, former pastor
of the Congregational church here, has
= recently accepted call to the church al
Thetford, VT, and goes there from West
S Brooktield, Mass, where he has been fol
! several years and where Mrs. Hoffman
l died of pneumonia last winter.
The local Red Cross has completed
| its June quota of garments, consist
+ ing of As pairs of socks, ten sweaters
} and two dozen aprons and has sent
. them in, They are now working on the
July order, which is for 50 pairs of socks
5 nine sweaters and one dozen refugee
: shirts,