Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-09-27
VERGENNES

Thomas in Addison
Mrs b. L. Nichols Is visiting her
parents in Brattleboro
Mr., and Mrs, Walter palTymple |
spent the weekend in Burlington
Mrs Harry NJ Norton visited Miss
Ruth Grinnel Of Rutland, saturday
Mrs William J Strong who has bee
Ill for several days Is able 10 be out,
Mrs Samuel Booth leaves soon to
spend the winter with relatives IN Lud- ,
low
Miss Anna LeBoeui Of Middlehury
Is visiting her sister, Mrs. William Nor
ton
Miss Lucy Warner is spending a few
days at the home Of Walter White IN
Panton,
Miss Bertha Hoxse has returned
from few days stay with friends in
Alburg,
Mrs, Maria Blair has received word
of the safe arrival overseas OF her SON.
Alfred Blair,
Mrs Eliza Collins has gone to Burl'
ington after having spent several weeks
in this city.
Mrs. G.. r, Slack who has been III,
threatened with pneumonia, is able TO
be out again
Company d, has resumed drill prac-
tice Wednesday evenings after
months vacation,
Mrs Charles White Of Maiden, Mass
Is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs
Henry G Miner,
Mrs r. w. McCuen has returned
home after months visit to relatives IN
Copenhagen, n, Y,
John Chapman Of the U. S, Navy
has been transferred from Pelham Bay
to Charleston, s, {.
Mrs, George Mcleod has returned
from Burlington where she has been
spending few days
!. Parker Lee, who has been visit
ing his grandfather, Moses Lee, has
returned to Boston,
Mrs. A. A Oliver Of Westport is
spending few days with her mother
Mrs Joseph Daigneaut,
Mrs r T. Bristol who has been
dangerously i'll for the past week is
reported somewhat better
Mrs Susan Merrill and Robert Null
holland were married last week in Pan
ton by the Rev E. A Austin
The Rev. James f. Laughton OF
Westport preached Sunday morning
and evening in the Baptist Church.
Private Harry Stebbins, who has been
home on two weeks lurlough has
returned to Camp Humphreys, Va,
Ruth Harrington has returned from
a two weeks stay at the home OF her
uncle, Attorney W. II. Botsiord, OF
Rutland
Mrs. Eliza Quinn has removed her
household goods from the d. {, Bar
rows tenement to rooms in the home
of II. A. Farrar
Mrs. Samuel Wadlegh and two chill
dren of Port Henry are visiting her
mother Mrs William Trudo and sister
Mrs. Henry Babcock
Rev and Mrs Thomas Stevenson are
visiting friends in town. Mr. Stevenson
was a former pastor OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church,
Arthur B. Kingman, who has been
visiting at the home of his sister, Mrs
Charles Cronk of North Ferrisburg, has
returned to his home.
The Red Cross drive for winter cloth
ing for the Belgians has begun and all
articles are to be left this week at the
home Of Mrs. F. NJ. Warner
Mrs. c. A. Bradbury who has been
for the past six months with relatives
in. Washington D. c. is spending few
weeks at the Stevens House,
Miss Frances Barstow, who has been
for the past week at the home OF
Friend Adams in Panton, has returned
to her home in New York City.
Mss Hazel Jenners who has been
visiting at the home OF her parents
Mr.. and Mrs Peter Jenners, has re-
turned to her work in Portland Me.
Mr. and Mrs B s Price have returned
to their home in New York City after
visiting Mrs Prices uncle Charles
Cough and sister, Miss Ellen Cough
The ladies of st Paul's Episcopal
Church gave a reception Wednesday at
the home of Mrs ]. H. Scranton to Their
new Rector and wife, the Rev DR.. and
Mrs Jones
Mr.. and Mrs. George Middlebrook
have returned from a motor trip to
Johnson where they took their daugh-
ter, Florence who begins her studies in
the Normal School.
Public Service Commissioner Will
lam R. Warner has returned from
weeks work, hearings having been held
in Bellows Falls, Casueton Corners
St. Adams and Montpelier.
Thomas V. Kierstead manager OF the
local Atlantic and Pacific Tea Store,
has moved his family from Ludlow, and
are living in the tenement OF X T.
Yattaw on East School street
Miss Maude Russell who has been
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs
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