Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-02-22
VERGENNES

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Mrs. Sheriden Bull, OF leuisburg,
Mr., and Mrs, IL, A farrar are par
ents Of son. born last week, Miss
Anna LeBoeui, who was caring Tor
Mrs, Fauar met with rather a serious
accident, During the night entering
what she supposed WAS the bathroom
Miss LeBoeuf accidentally opened the
door leading directly to the cellar and
fell the length Of the stairs, breaking
her ankle in three place.
c, T. S, Pierce sustained severe in
jures when he slipped on the lev
pavement last week,
Capt Walton, inspector OF small
arms practice, First u Y NJ, will visit
Co, d. next Monday night
Mrs, II, ID, Jackson Of Brdport, who
was operated on in the Mary Fletcher
hospital four weeks AGO, Is spending a
few days at the home OF her physician,
DR. v W Waterman, before returning
to her home in Brdport
Raymond Benedict OF Burlington
spent Sunday with his pa ents, Mr., and
Mrs, Ransom Benedict, al the Yer
mont Industrial School,
! City Council met Tuesday evening to
prepare the check list for the annual
meeting March 3, The names OF about
one hundred and hitv women appear
on the list for the first time,
OnSlow Brown is able to attend
school after having severe attack of
linnammatory rheumatism
Mrs, ]. A. HARRINGTON spent q few
days the first Of the weel; in Burlng-
ton with her daughter. Ruth. who is
attending T. v NJ,
Mr. and Mrs, George lelden have
moved from the Dustin Eanows tene-
mcut on Main street to Mrs, Ralph
Beldcns house on North Maple street.
Miss Thelma Prunier u Weybridge
spent the weekend with Miss Marian
LeBoeuf
The funeral of George Bostwick, Sr,
was held in the Methodist church
Monday morning at IL o'clock, Rev,
Mulholland officiating The deceased
is survived by one son, George Bost-
wick, Jr,
Mrs. James Clelland Of A!burg is SUI
fering with the grip at the home Of her
daughter, Mrs, Cecil A bristol,
Royal ], Plant, in the L. S, service,
stationed at Camp DevcuS, has been
promoted to Corporal,
Miss Mary Palmer has finished nurs-
ing at the Vermont Industrial School,
where she has been Tor the past month,
There has been a good deal of illness at
the institution for some weeks.
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his parents, Mr. and Mrs, Iohn Dris.
coll
The funeral of Mis- Daniel P. Hare
of Ferrisburg was held at her late
home Saturday afternoon. Rev Will
liam Loughton, pastor OF the Nergen-
mes Baptist church, oficated, Mrs.
Hare is survived by hei husband. The
body was placed III The vault in Pros
pect cemetery
Company ID held its regular drill
and rifle practice on Monday afternoon
instead of in the evening, in accord
ance with the usual custom. Photog-
rapher McAllster OF Darlington made
photographs of the company in diff
ferent formations. Unfortunately. ow-
ing to sickness and imperative duties
elsewhere, some dozen members OF the
company were necessarily absent so
that photographs on exhibition do not
show the entire company.
An alarm of fire was sounded Friday
afternoon for an incipient Conflagration
at the residence of Guy A. Beach on
West Main street. Fortunately the
fire was extinguiShed without the
necessity of the services Of the tiremen.
The first thunder storm Of the year
occurred at a, m FRIDAY there being
several sharp flashes of li!htening ac-
companied by peals OF thunder.
Miss Viola Hare of Springfield,
Mass, is visiting at the home of her
father, Daniel p Hare
Miss Emma Fuller. Home Demon
tration Agent from the Codnty Agents
office in Middleburv. was in Addison
Monday on advertising business in
connection with the EXtension School
to be held there next week Tuesday
and Wednesday. She spoke on BOYS
and Girls Club Work. in Nergennes
Monday night at the Parent Teachers
meeting, The Parent I eaChers' AS
SOCldtlOn met at inc SCHOOL mouse. ne
meeting was a special one to celebrate
Child Welfare Day it beng the Dist
anniversary of the founding of the
Mothers Congress and Parent Teach
ers' Association in Washington, d. G.
Mrs. Robert McCuen has returned
from Middlebury, where she has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Pinney.
Mrs. Walter Scranton, who has been
seriously ill at the home OF her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Beverly Chew. OF Geneva,
N, Y, still remains III very critical
condition.
Common Council has leased City
Hall to c. w. Henry for moving pic
ture shows.
Miss Ruth Clark spcrt the week end
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Clark, of Ferrisburg.
Mrs. G. F. o. Klniball. Mrs. L. F.
Benton and Miss Hawkins attended
the funeral Of Mrs. d. p. Hare. Satur-
day.