Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-11-08
BRISTOL

WIlBhL ~ T.
William Mathewson Of Saranac Lake,
N Y, Is in town
Miss Celia Lamaye Is visiting her
father C. II Lamaye,
George Taylor spent the weekend
with friends in Fairfax,
Henry Shedrick has moved into the
Sargent house on West street
A. W. Stevens and family passed
Sunday at A, c. Summers
Ridley Norton has entered Middle
bury College training school
Mrs Casper Jones is Ill with influenza
at her home on Church street,
I Miss Alice King has returned to
Castleton State Normal school
Emory Booska and family have NOV
ed from Bristol Flats 10 River street
/ r, W, Newton and family have NOV
ed from East Middlebury to Bristol
Flats
. Mrs, Evelyn McKerryher Of Rut-
land IS visiting her sister Mrs. C. d.
OBryan
Shandon Levarn who has been on a
business trip to Canada, passed Sun
day with his family here,
{ Miss Amy ] sumner who has been
visiting her sister in Cornwall, return
ed to her home Saturday,
I Mr. and Mrs Ralph Brown enter
tanned his father, Mr. Brown OF Bur
lington, over the weekend,
Mr. and Mrs. J w Johnson have re-
turned from Rochester, where they
have resided for the last Is months
Supt c. r, Beeman has been APP
pointed chairman of the victory boys
division in connection with the United
War Work Campaign,
Ara Ball and family, who have been
visiting Mr. and Mrs L, A, Hasel-
tine returned to their home in Mont
pelier Sunday
DR.. and Mrs. + NJ Rogers and fam
lily of Vergennes and Miss Annette Nor
gan Of Keene, N H., were callers at
Mrs Joan Morgans Sunday,
Mrs. A. w, Cove, who has been stay
ing with her mother, Mrs. Sophia Sher-
win, for the past month returned TO
her home in Middlebury Monday,
A few Of the girl friends Of Miss Doris
NJ, Currier gave her surprise party
al her home on Church street Monday
evening, il being her 18th birthday,
lanes Shattuck of West Rutland
is visiting his mother Mrs Olive Shat
tuck. He is recovering from wound
to his hand inflicted by pitch-iork,
A. Slayton Lang Of Barton was the
guest Of Mildred Morgan and her mo-
ther over Sunday, Mr.. Lang was on his
way to Rochester, n y where he is
taking course in optometry.
Ralph Vincent and Miss Anna Devoid
were married at St Ambrose's church
Wednesday morning at eight o'clock
by the Rev. Napoleon L. Archambault
Only the families were present,
This year the proceeds of the high
school entertainment course will be
given to the Red Cross. There will be
four numbers: November Is, The Vent
tian Musicians; November y, The
Featherstones; December g. DR.. Peter
MacQueen, special war correspondent
for Leslies Weekly at the front; jan
uary %, The Liberty Musical Tour,
A four.piece orchestra will be in at
tendance
Mr. and Mrs. Ora Weed Of St Al
bans passed through this village Sun
day, having crossed Lincoln mountain
with an automobile This is the third
car that succeeded in crossing Lincoln
mountain though several Others have
tried and failed. Mr.. and Mrs Weed
were on their wedding trip, having been
married in Enosburg Falls Friday.
While here they were guests of their
cousin, Miss Agnes Bell at the Bristol
house,
/ Andrew Dillon an old and much re-
spected citizen, died at his home west
of the village Monday He had been in
poor health for a long time, death being
due to a stroke of paralysis, He was
born in County Limerick Ireland in
April, 1899 and was one OF the pros
porous farmers of this town He is
survived by five children, Elizabeth and
Edward, who reside at the homestead,
John, James, and Mrs. John Neary
of Burlington. The funeral was held at
St Ambrose Church Wednesday morn
ing at 10 o'clock, the Rev. N L. Arch
ambault officiating, The bearers were
Napoleon Little Thomas Leonard,
Patrick Dillon of Middlebury, and
Thomas Butler of Cornwall Burial was
in Mt. St Josephs cemetery,
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