Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-08-30
VERGENNES

Miss Eliza Vanyea who has been III
with heart trouble Is somewhat better,
Miss Loretta Holland Of Burlington
has been the guest OF Miss Ethel Tul
for two weeks
/ Mrs, William Otis Of Dandy Is visit
ing her uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs
Arthur b, Taber
Charles Duprey, who has employment
! in Providence, r. l., left for that place
the first OF the week
Private Matthew Daniels, who has
been Ill at a camp at Syracuse, n, "
Is on leave OF absence
Miss Nellie Mcknight Of Newark, n
7 J, is spending some time with her Sis
ter, Mrs, Cornelius p Jarvis,
Miss Florida Myers is taking a va
cation from her duties in the store OF
w, A, and W, b. Dalrymple
Private J, Albert Charbonneau Of
Camp Upton, ~ Y, spent a short fur
Tough with his parents last week,
Mrs, Fannie Smith and Miss Blanche
Holinagle are spending a week at the
BARLEY cottage on Lake Champlain
Mr., and Mrs, Charles Barrows OF
Barre are visiting his mother Mrs
Alma Barrows and their son, Charles
Mrs, Arthur Dugan is recovering from
an operation for appendicitis at the
Mary Fletcher Hospital in Burlington,
Mrs. Charles Palmer is in Mills Forks,
N, Y, where she attended her aunt's
funeral which was held on Wednesday
Miss Anne Lawrence, who has been
passing two weeks with Miss Frances
Wheeler has returned to her home in
Boston
Miss Rena O'Bryan Of Northampton,
Mass, is spending a few weeks at the
home of her brother Charles j O'Bry-
an
Mrs Margaret Gardener has returned
from Portland Me, where she has been
spending a month with her son and IA
mily
Mrs. Eli Charbonncau who under
went an operation at the Fanny Allen
Hospital in Burlington is slowly inn
proving
Mr. and Mrs Jessie Becrword and
daughter Of Pompanoosuc are visiting
Mrs Beerwords parents, Mr., and Mrs.
Eleazer Ware
The Rev. Hugh d, Jones Of West
Rutland has accepted a call to ST.
Paups Episcopal Church and will Off
ciate next Sunday,
Paul Bunch and Mrs Rose Holcomb
were married last Friday evening at
the Methodist parsonage by the Rev
w s. Mulholland
Clarence H. Day who has been on the
farm Of his uncle, Herbert W, Day, for
several weeks has returned to his home
in Fitchburg, Mass
Miss Gertrude Briggs, who has been
making a short visit to Mr., and Mrs
Arthur w. Norton, has returned to her
home in Aver, Mass,
Mrs. E. NJ Young, who has been in
Boston for the past FIVE months, has
returned and has opened her rooms in
he Franklin House block 80
Mrs. Arthur Allen of San Antonio,
Tex, is passing a few weeks with her
mother, Mrs. T. c. Middlebrook and
her sister, Miss Edith Midlebrook
The Rev. George Pomfrey, former
pastor of the Vergennes Baptist Church,
now of West Derby, and family are
spending three weeks at the Langwor-
thy cottage at Long Point
DR.. Ford c. Langworthy who has
been spending a month at Kimball's
Point, spent Monday and Tuesday at
the home OF Mr. and Mrs. T. Neville
and left Thursday night for his home
in Washington, d. c,
Daniel T. Donnelly, who is employed
in the Vergennes Postoffice, has return
ed from his annual vacation which he
spent with his nephew John Coe OF
South Norwalk, Conn, and with friends
in Providence, R. |.
The Rev. J. Elmer Mckee closed his
abors at St. Paul's Church last Sunday
after having been the rector for three
years during which time he has made
host of friends in this city, He leaves
this parish to take up work at St Pc
-er's Church, Bennington.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w, Bora of
R. l., who have been spend
ing two weeks in town while Mr., Bora
made some repairs on their home on
North Water street, left Saturday for a
few weeks with relatives in New York
state before returning home.
David c. Peck of Newtown, Conn,
is spending some time with his brother
n-law Richard d. Booth. Mr., Peck,
who is now the president of the New
town, Conn, Savings Bank, was former
Iy publisher and editor of the Yer
sennes Enterprise and Vermonter.
Miss Madeline Tredo died last week
Friday at sanatarium in Hayenville,
n. H., where she has been for treatment
for tuberculosis. The body arrived
here Saturday evening and the funeral
vas held Monday morning at st. Peters
church. The Rev. L. A. Vezina Off
ciated. The bearers were George Aus
tin, Donald LeBoeuf Harold Daig
neault and Edward Rondeau Burial
was in St Peters cemetery, The de-
ceased was the youngest daughter of
Charles Tredo and was born in Yer
gennes, August %, 1899. Besides her
father, she leaves one sister, Mrs Alice
Newton of Salem, Mass, and two bro
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