Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-07-12
WHITING

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mer school in Castleton,
Claude Denton of Camp Devens is
spending a few days at his home.
II, w, Denton has purchased a Saxon
car and William Sem an Oakland,
Rev, II, c, Searles is spending a two
weeks vacation near Syracuse, n, Y.
The drama Beacon Dubbs' will be
given at the town hall this evening.
Mrs William Ruhange and four chill
dren are visiting her people in Cheru.
busco, n Y.
Irving w, Eastman OF the L. S. s.
America was a guest at /, A. Webster's
the first OF the week
Harold Webster and Lee Rawson of
the | ). 5, Malang spent a few days at
their homes here last week
Irwin Denton Of Camp Devens, and
Mrs, Denton of Shrby, Mass, spent a
four day furlough with their people
here recently
Ralph Bissonette of the Mechanics
Training School L. V NJ, Burlington
was the guest of Mrs c. r Brown the
> last OF the week
A daughter, Shirley Dorothy, was
born to Mr., and Mrs Charles L. Web
ster Tuesday, Mr.. Webster has been
in France since early in April.
Mrs c, Kilborn and granddaughter
Marie Mcneil OF White River Iunc.
ton and Miss Alice Selleck of Sudbury
are guests of Mrs +. y Branch.
Miss Jessie Brown who is a teacher
in Andover, Mass, and Miss Nellie
Daniels who teaches in Brockton Mass.
are home for their summer vacation.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Rawson Curtis
and Kathryn Rawson and Mrs. +. c.
RawSon spent Saturday and Sunday
with relatives in Huffman, Schroon
Lake, and North Hudson, n. y.
Mr. and Mrs S. Kendall Miss Doris
Kendall and Reed Kendall of Pittsford
were guests at l.. A. Webstcr's the first
OF the week Miss Doris Kendall re-
NAMED a few days with Miss Chris
tine Webster
The Ladies of Salisbury gave a very
amusing entertainment at the town hall
last week to a large audience. Supper
was served by the Whiting ladies from
six to eight O'Clock and a good amount
realized for the Red Cross organiza-
tons
Mr., and Mrs. ]. F. Farnham, William
/. Farnham, Miss Kate Farnham, Miss
Minnie Farnham Of Poultney, Mr. and
Mrs. Warren Flower Mr.. and Miss
Smith and Miss Flower of Rupert
called on Mrs NJ B. Cudworth and
other relatives here recently
Harry Pierce and wife left last week
for their new home in Rochester They
were given a reception at the town hall
before they left and presented with
clock and a sum of money. Mr.. Pierce
has been clerk in the A. c.. Freegard's
store for several years and on many oc-
casionS has been generous with his vio-
lin music. His many friends wish him
success in his new enterprise.
Rev Isabelle NJ. Phelps who has been
a missionary in China for about seven
years, was the guest of Miss Edith
Stickney and other friends in town for
several days last week Friday evening
she gave a very interesting talk and en-
tertainment at the church showing the
manners, customs and dress of the peo-
pie with whom she works The people
of Whitney were especially interested
i'll hearing Miss Phelps as she was we'll
known here having lived here several
years. Her father was Rev. F. B.
Phelps who was pastor of the Congre-
gational Church for several years.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. c. B.
Hubbard was the scene of a military
wedding when their daughter, Lora
Jane, was married to Wright Rawson
the evening of July 18th Mr. Rawson
is serving his country in the navy and
was home for a short furlough The
bride and groom took their places be-
meath an arch of evergreen draped with
the Stars and Stripes to the strains of
"The Star Spangled Banner" played by
Miss Christine Webster The cere-
mony was performed by the Rev H. |
Clay Searles. Only the nearest rela-
tives were present, The grooms gift !
to the bride was a set of teaspoons
which he brought from France Mr.
Rawson left Friday evening for Phila-
delphia to return to his ship. Both Mr. |
and Mrs. Rawson are we'll known here
having always lived in town and have |
hosts of friends who wish them years of
app;,acc