Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-10-18
NEW HAVEN

Peter Barrows has purchased house
In Vergennes,
Mr., and Mrs, l., A, Baker are resid'
ing In Leicester,
Frank l., Eastman visited friends in
Charlotte last week,
Miss Chalfee Ia visiting Mrs, Fred
Upper in FerrIsburg,
Mrs. G, c, ChaiIee is visiting Mrs,
John Benedict In Bristol,
Mrs, Elisha FoIansbee Is improving
from an attack Of influenza,
Clinton Sherman's daughter who has
been very i'll is slowly recovering,
Robert Partch has entered the Gov
eminent School at Boston University
Mrs Boynton Of Bristol has been a
guest at the home Of Mrs, James Davis,
Mrs, Walter Hunt has been visiting
her sister, Mrs, Calcerwood In Burllng-
ton,
Evert Daniels and Miss Chalree of
Huntington visited their parents last
Friday,
Earl Clifford will soon return to his
duties at the Randolph Agricultural
School,
Mrs. Frank Merrill ia visiting her
daughter, Mrs, George Eddy in Bur
lington,
Mrs, Norton TyriIl and children have
returned from visiting relatives in Es.
sex, N, Y,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Leach and
daughters visited relatives in Fairfax
last week,
Mrs, Shirley Langdon and Mrs,
Walter Hunt were recent visitors in
Burlington,
Mr. Martin has moved into the Joseph
Palmer house owned by A, r. NeedhOm
of Vergennes,
Mr. Bell of Norwood, N Y, is en-.
ployed at New Haven Junction as sec.
ton foreman.
Mr.. and Mrs, Edison Irish of Lincoln
recently visited their aunt, Mrs, Mar
jorie Nuttng.
Mr. and Mrs Hallo2k Peck were re.
cent guests of their uncle, Arson Hal.
lock IN Waltham
Mr., and Mrs. j. O, Bottum aud Mr..
and Mrs. a. l.. Roleau motored to Bur.
lington last Friday,
The amount raised in town for the
Fourth Liberty Loan up to Thursday
morning was 500, 200,
The Boy Scouts are canvassing for
the Fourth Liberty Loan in an effort to
raise New Ravens quota,
William Guyette who died at his
home in East Middlebury last week was
former resident at New Haven Mills.
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. H. Ring have been
obliged to postpone their motor trip to
Florida on account Of the illness Of Mr..
Ring.
The ladies of the Red Cross have made
masks to be used in cases Of influenza,
these may be found at the home Mrs
James Davis.
Mr., and Mrs. Irving Elliott ard son,
Mcintyre Of Shelburne visited their
daughter Mrs. Robert Parker and fam
lily last Thursday.
Leslie Billings who died in Virginia
of pneumonia last week was a former
student at Beeman Academy and had
many friends here.
Mrs. Frank Dunton of Plattsburg,
N. Y, has contributed $25 toward the
permanent fund for the care Of the
EVerpreen Cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Volney Avery have re.
turned from Ithaca, n. Y, and are
both recovering from influenza at the
home of Mrs. Avery's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Alanson Wright in Waltham.
William Bashaw died Tuesday morn
ing at the home Of Mr.. Tucker in the
west part of town, of pneumonia fol-
lowing an attack of influenza. The
body was taken to his home in Char
lotte for burial.
Raymond Partch, who is at training
camp in Baltimore, Md, writes home
that preparations are being made for
the trip overseas as soon as the men
have sufficiently recovered from the
epidemic. Raymond is convalescing
from the disease.
Hector Poulin, son of Michael Poulin,
died at the home of his father Tues
day night following a long illness of
tuberculosis. Mr.. and Mrs. Poulin were
residents of Newport but had been at
his fathers home for several weeks.
He is survived by his wife, his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Poulin, two sis
tiers, and two brothers. The body was
taken to Newport Thursday morning
where the funeral will be held.
Mrs. Ardele Wright Mcneil, wife of
Carlton Mcneil died at her home in
Charlotte Thursday morning after a
short illness of pneumonia following in
huenza. Her husband died few hours
later of the same disease. They are
survived by daughter, Barbara, Is
months old, her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alanson Wright, three sisters, Mrs.
Augustus Doud of New Haven, Mis-.
Volney Avery and Miss Ruth Wright of
Waltham. Mr.. McNeiI's brother Phil
lip is seriously i'll with pneumonia.
WHITING