Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-06-21
VERGENNES

visiting his mother Mrs. John Dayey,
Miss Ruth Clark has returned from
q two weeks visit with friends IN Proc
tor
Levi Beach and Mr. and Mrs. Ar
| thur Beach are visiting friends IN Hyde
Park
Mrs Isadore Le Boei and children
OF Worcester Mass are visiting J, II,
lie Boel
Mrs W, A Scott has secured en-
Iployment in the store OF \, d, and {, i,
Tabor
J.. o. Walker Of Jackson who has been
critically III for some time was able 70
ride out Sunday
G.. c. Ross left Monday for ST. Al
bans where he has employment in the
Alexander drug store,
The condition Of Mrs NJ T. Bris-
toll who has been III with heart trouble,
Is slightly improved,
Mr., and Mrs Jeremiah Ryan Of
Hartford, Conn, are guests OF Mr. and
Mrs Robert Hudson,
Mrs Anna French OF Rutland is
spending two weeks with her sister,
Miss Matte Barnard,
Mrs, Elizabeth Booth and grandson
of Richmond Hill, n y are at her
Cottage at Lake Champlain,
Miss Marion Severance has returned
to Keeseville, n, Y, after a visit with
her cousin, Miss Elizabeth Warner,
Miss Sarah Foss Of Boston is visiting
her father T. II, Foss, and sisters, Mrs,
W r Warner and Mrs, G, W. Stone,
Miss Christine Walters Of Plattsburg,
n, V, has been called here by the i'll
ness of her mother, Mrs, Mary Walters,
Miss Edith NJ Dawson and George
Robert Bishop Of Barre were married
here June $ by Rev X, G Woodbridge,
Private Raymond Yattaw Of Camp
Devens, Mass, spent Sunday with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Christopher Vat
taw,
Onsow Brown has returned from
Mary Fletcher Hospital where he un-
dcrwent a successful operation upon his
throat
Mr.. and Mrs. ], A, Harrington enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs, w, II Stetson of
Newton Center Mass, the first Of the
week
Cadet b. W. Fisher was called Mon
day to Walter Gap, Penn, by the death
by drowning Of his brother-in-law, BF.
Smith
Mr.. and Mrs c. II. Caisse have re-
ceived news OF the safe arrival OF their
son, William Elliott, Somewhere in
France"
Miss Ruth Brandt has closed her
duties in the Vergennes high school
and gone to Lowville, n, " for the
summer.
Bishop A. c, A, Hall of Burlington
administered the rite of confirmation to
a class of seven at St Paul's church
Sunday.
Mrs Jennie B. Martin and daughter
Evelyne, of Buxton, Me, are spending
the summer with her mother, Mrs Viii
liam Bard
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles BARLEY and
Thomas BARLEY of Bridgeport, Conn,
are visiting their mother, Mrs, J. J.
BARLEY.
Mrs c. s. Crysler of Kansas City,
Mo, who spent the past winter in Los
Angeles, has arrived at her summer cot
tage, Ravenest.
Mrs J Z. Watt has received a cable
gram announcing the safe arrival in
England of her son, Lieut. W. G, Watt
of the Medical reserve.
DR.. and Mrs. J. B. Powers, G.. +. O.
Kimball and DR.. V. NJ. Waterman Wis
tied Waldro Powers at Fort Ethan Al
len Tuesday,
Edward Mack who is employed by
the United States bureau of mines at
Ithaca, ~ V, is visiting his parents,
Mr., and Mrs. Thomas Mack.
Mrs Albert c, Brunn and son of
Richmond Hill, N. Y, have joined Mrs
BRUINS mother, Mrs, Z. B. Booth, at
the Booth cottage at the lake.
Miss Mae Tracy, who has been
teaching in New Orleans for the past
year, is at the home of her parents,
Mr., and Mrs. L. p. Tracy, in Add
son, for the summer.
Miss Ruth Fisher of New York City
and Miss Anna Fisher, who has taught
school in West Rutland the past year,
are spending the summer with their
mother, Mrs. II. P. Fisher.
William d. Woodman has received
news of the death of his uncle, Henry A.
Ingham, in Topeka, Kan. He was
brother of the late DR.. H. A. Ingham
and c. d. Ingham of this place and was
well known here.
Mrs. Xury Kenyon and daughter,
who have been at the home of Mrs.
T. c. Middlebrook for some time, have
gone to Panton where thew will spend
the summer with Mrs. Kenyon's moth
er, Mrs. Edrick Adams.
Mrs. Josephine Oliver died Monday
evening at the Fanny Allen Hospital
Winooski, where she was undergoing
treatment, She was so years old. The
body was taken to Westport, N. Y,
her former home where the funeral
was held, She is survived by two daugh-
tiers, Mrs. Addie Fluette and Miss
Anna Oliver of Springfield, Mass, and
two sons, Michael Oliver of Springfield,
Mass, and Albert Oliver of Westport,
N. Y.
The graduating exercises of the Yer
gennes High School at the Opera House
FRIDAY evening were very LARGELY at