Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-12-06
NEW HAVEN

Saturday,
Warren Peck is visiting relatives in
Montpelier,
Vida and Addie Jenkins have been
III with influenza,
Miss Cynthia Mead has been quite
III with indigestion,
George Palmer and Fred Briggs were
duck hunting last week,
The Graded School was in session
last Friday and Saturday,
c, +, Palmer has been appointed
grand Juror from this town,
Miss Lydia Brooks Of Chimney Point
is visiting Mrs Roy Norton,
Miss Grace Merrill is caring for Mrs.
Charles Purnton in Lincoln,
Mr., and Mrs, Olin Norton are Wis
iting their daughter in Addison,
Mrs, Hoyt Swain and Miss Matte
Swain visited in Bristol on Saturday,
Miss Laura Mead Of Middlebury was
the recent guest Of Mrs Hannah Bar
mum,
Mrs Hawkins Of South SALISBURY
visited her daughter Mrs Charles Ever
est last week,
The Seniors Of Beeman Academy are
to present farce at the hall next FRI
day evening,
Mr.. and Mrs, Will Bennett and HUI
bert Tyrill returned from Worcester,
Mass, Saturday,
Mr.. and Mrs, r. d, Landon enter
tanned several Of the teachers Thanks
giving evening,
Miss Ruth Eddy Of Burlington Wis
tied her grandparents, Mr., and Mrs,
+, NJ Merrill, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs, Charles Hill of Lincoln
recently visited Mrs, Hills parents, Mr..
and Mrs. H. X Daniels.
Misses Agnes and Gladys Goulette
visited their aunt, Mrs, Louis Goulette
in Weybridge last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dana Kelley Of Rut-
land visited their cousins Mr. and Mrs.
George Coats last week.
Mrs. Quincy Swain was called to
Stowe last Saturday by the serious i'll
ness OF her father, Mr., Ravlin.
Mrs. Washington Ward, Miss Grace
Merrill and Eric Merrill spent Friday
and Saturday in Burlington.
Mr.. and Mrs c, S. Dana spent
Thanksgiving with Mrs. Dana's mother,
Mrs Jackman, in Waltham,
Mrs. Ida Wilson and Mildred and
Eva Weston were at their homes over
Sunday from their school duties,
]. Fred Rowley and family of Bur
lington spent Thanksgiving with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs + L. Rowley,
Mr. and Mrs. II. c. Peck entertained
Mr.. and Mrs Halock Peck and Mr..
and Mrs A, L. Roleau Thanksgiving
Day,
Clarence Sturtevant and son, Law
renee recently visited their daughter
and sister, Mrs Eli Matthews in Mont
pelier
Mrs. Luther jenkins is caring for an
infant child whose mother Mrs. Du-
bois, died recently of tuberculosis in
Waltham
Mr. Dandro, superintendent of the
New Haven Lime Works. is to move
his family to Winooski where they
formerly resided,
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Hathorne re-
turned from Canada Saturday, Mrs.
Hathorne's grandfather, Mr.. Sweet, re-
turned with them.
Friends here have recently heard from
Donald Palmer and George Swenor who
are overseas They had not been heard
from in several weeks.
The Campfire girls are to give an
entertainment December II. The pro-
ceeds to be used in defraying the ex-
penses of supporting Belgian orphan.
Mrs. Smith and Raymond Freese who
have spent month with her uncle,
Mr.. Smith at New Haven Mills, have
returned to their homes i'll Providence,
| R. l.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w Hubbard spent
Thanksgiving with her sister Mrs. How
ard Johnson and family. Mr.. and Mrs.
Johnson entertained party of sixteen
at dinner.
The Committee in charge of the
Christmas exercises are; Mrs Washing
ton Ward Mrs Carroll Landon, Miss
Benice Merrill, Miss Beatrice Bene-
dict and Rev. E. V. Young.
Mr.. and Mrs. II C. Conant and Mr..
and Mrs. c. H. Landon entertained on
Thanksgiving Day +, H. Conant and
family. Mrs H. G.. Barnum, Miss
Urania Mead and Miss Laura Mead,
The Every Member drive, when a
house to house canvass will be made
by canvassers appointed, will be held
next Sunday afternoon. The pastor
announced last Sunday that $500 is
desired to meet all the expenses for
the coming year.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hunt and IA
mily spent Thanksgiving in Middlebury
with Mrs Hunts brother and wife, Mr..
and Mrs. Floyd Reese. The latter also
entertained DR.. and Mrs. Caldwell Of
Burlington and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Reese of Charlotte.
The ladies of the New Haven Mills
Red Cross will hold fair at the school
house next Friday evening Saturday