Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-03-08
VERGENNES

Dr. Phelps tenement to FeTisburg Il
carry on the Holden r. Beach farm,
Charles and Anna Tier were weekend
visitors at the home Of II, r Hotis,
Tonight is Gentlemen's night at the
Grange, the meeting s in charge of II,
D, GoodHdge, II, W, Day and Timothy
Dillon
Mr. and Mrs, G, W, Stone spent Sat
urday in Middlebury,
Foster Ball is very III with the
measles
Mrs, B, L. Nichols has returned from
| a three weeks visit with her parents in
liatrloboro, w.
Mrs. Sturteyantis visiting her daugh-
ter at the home Of Mrs, n, h. Mccoy
crn
Miss Leah Layalley Of Brandon is
| visiting her mother Mrs, Leah Laval
Hey,
Donald Barton, son Of Mr. and Mrs,
NJ, J., Barton, who graduates this year
from the High school is so far advanced
in his studies that he has been granted
months leave of absence to go to
Cayendish to help on farm there in
sugar-making,
Mrs Louis Champine has moved from
the W, d, Woodman farm to the Charles
LeBoeuf tenement on School street.
The Friendly Whist Club donated
$50 to the X. of c. War Fund and So to
the local Red Cross society.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Foote have re-
turned from trip to New York City,
c. |. Hendee of Rutland, former
resident, called on friends in the City
Saturday
Miss Emma Fuller of Middlebury
was in town Tuesday to attend the
teachers and pupils conference held
in the graded school Of Vergennes.
C. +. Stebbins is i'll with the grip,
Adelbert Ball and family have return
ed from Texas and will help carry on
his fathers farm this year.
The Rev, G, c. Cornell has given up
his church in Panton and has gone to
prepare for his work in the Y. NJ, c. A.
Mrs. Henry Danyow is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Peter Aunchman Of
Charlotte.
Russell f. Smith is visiting DR.. and
Mrs, W. D. Smith of Almeda, Cal
Capt. &. w. Walton of Montpelier,
State inspector of small arms, inspected
Co. ID, Monday evening.
Arthur Labombard left Friday night
of last week for Newport, X. l., where
he entered the training school for wire
less operators.
Herbert Lessor, gunners mate in the
navy returned Saturday to his duties
on the u. S. s. Rhode Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. P. Loonis returned
to their home in New York city after
spending several days at the Stevens
House.
Miss Evelyn Wright has resumed
her duties as teacher in the graded school
after having been confined to her room
with the measles.
Earl Deyoe Of Burlington visited his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs l.. NJ. Deyoe,
Saturday.
Edward Danyow will manage the
Samuel Wright farm this year.
Harry Stebbins was a business visitor
in Burlington Tuesday.
Mrs. Benjamin T. Field of Burlington
was home on Tuesday to cast her vote.
Public Service Commissioner William
r. Warner spent three days of the
week in Morrisville and st. Adams,
attending public service hearings.
Charles Taber, who has been spend
ing some time in Middlebury at the
home of his brother, A. c. Taber, has
returned to his home.
Lee Vanderhoof of Cornwall on-the-
Hudson, N. Y, is in town for a few
days.
Mrs. Henry P. Fisher announces the
engagement Of her daughter, Anna
Roberts Fisher, to Alvin Robert Met
calfe of Springfield, Mass, Miss Fisher
is graduate of Middlebury College.
Since her graduation she has been
teaching in West Rutland
VIM. Austin left Tuesday for New
York city where he has enlisted in the
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Mrs j. A. Harrington is able to be
out after having been confined to her
bed for week with Iaryngitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Warner left
Tuesday to attend the automobile show
in Boston. In their absence Miss Stella
Smith of Burlington is keeping their
house open.
|. B. Bushnell of Burlington was a
business visitor in Vergennes Monday.
Miss Wright and Miss Brandt, teach
ers in the graded achool, have moved
from Mrs. Wyman's and will have rooms
at Mrs. Frank Warmers.
The Village Improvement Society held
It's monthly meeting at the hotel Mrs,
f. h. Wilcox entertained.
The "Socal Seven" met Saturday
afternoon with Miss Eileen Ryan
The lob of a Man