Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-08-16
BRISTOL

Joseph Bushey was visitor in Bur
lington Tuesday,
CIV, Sprague and family are at home
from Long Point
John S. Ridley of PlainReld, N, ], is
visiting relatives here,
Arthur Drummond of the navy was
a recent visitor here,
Miss Howe of Boston is visiting Mr.,
and Mrs w, J., Gaudet.
Bert Rivers and wife are parents Of a
daughter born July p,
Mr., and Mrs, R. l., Delong have re-
turned from Long Point,
Mr., and Mrs, Harold Little Of Char
lotte were in town Monday,
Mrs. w, II. Browe, Miss Norma At
kins are camping at Long Point,
Miss Helen Lee of Vergennes is visit
ing her sister, Mrs John l., Sclden,
Miss Stella Hammer of New York
City is spending her vacation in town
Mrs, Eiie Stewart of New York City
is the guest Of Mrs, Daisy {, Mulligs.
r, c. Martin and wife and J, c, Nor.
ton and wife were in Bellows Falls Sun
day,
Mrs. A. NJ, Norton returned home
Sunday from a visit in Thompsonvile,
Conn,
Mrs. NJ, L, Partch has received word
OF the safe arrival of her son, Arthur, in
France
R. w. Peake, W. II Ridley, Wiley
Danford and George Taylor have re-
turned to Boston
Miss Norma Atkins of New York is
passing her vacation with her mother,
Mrs, W. II, Browe.
Rupert c. Trudo left Sunday night
for Washington, d, c., where he has a
government position.
Arthur Smalley and family and Mr..
and Mrs Dayton Dwire are in camp
at Long Point
William Warner returned from Camp
Devens Monday. He has been discharg-
ed because Of i'll health.
Dayton Dwire of Lincoln and Miss
Abbie Cove of this village were mar
ried Saturday afternoon,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ridley Of New
Jersey are visiting Mr. Ridleys brother,
W. II Ridley and wife.
Mrs. Lydia Lawrence and Miss len
ME Lawrence are guests OF Mr. and
Mrs. A. NJ. Lawrence,
Dean and Merrill Prime Of the L. s.
Navy are visiting in town, Dean has
been across seven times,
The Rev and Mrs John Paige Of
Portland, Me, are visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Zeno Paige,
lack Shattuck, who has been visiting
his mother, Mrs Olive Shattuck, return
ed to West Rutland Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs J. L. Selden have re-
turned from a visit to Mr.. Selden's
parents in Northampton, Mass.
Bernard Dosworth, Harry Narney and
Edward DEMO returned Monday from
three weeks stay at Camp Abnlki.
Mr.. and Mrs E. L. Sherwin and son,
Sumner, are spending a few days with
relatives in Middlebury and Cornwall
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Norton and daugh-
ter, Mary, William Roche and Miss
Anne Bissonnette are camping at Long
Point.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Frary went to
Newport r. l., Tuesday to see their
son, Lyman, who is in the naval train
ing station.
BENJAMIN Bicknell and son of Alva,
Okla, are guests of Mr.. Bicknells par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Bicknell, and
other relatives,
Principal J. l.. Selden met the boys
who were raising chickens at the school
house Tuesday evening and gave them
an interesting talk
Mr.. and Mrs F. M. Varney and Mrs.
DIN Wing were called to Cambridge,
N. Y, Wednesday by the illness of their
sister, Mrs. Luella Robinson.
Henry Merritt of the L. S. Navy,
who has just returned from France and
who is passing his furlough at his home
in Middlebury, visited friends here
Monday.
Miss Ella Mathewson is at home from
Saratoga where she has been attending
the Skidmore Art School, She has ac-
cepted a position as domestic science
teacher in the Saratoga high school,
Bristol people, and some from ad-
joining towns have decided that
Chautauqua is a good asset for a town
and 40 of them have signed a contract
with the Community Chautauqua for
its appearance here in 1919.
DR.. and Mrs W. E. Morgan and Miss
Mildred Morgan went to Glens Falls,
n. Y, Monday to visit at the home OF
the Rev. Charles Franklin. Miss Belle
Putnam of Gardener, Mass, returned
with them Tuesday and is visiting at
the home of Mrs. Josie Morgan.
An association for providing recrea-
ton for boys and girls has been formed
with Superintendent c. F. Beeman
president, Mrs. E. w. Gould vice presi-
dent and Mrs. T, R. Thomas secretary
and treasurer. 1t is a worthy cause and
one in which everyone SHOULD be inter
ested. The yearly dues are 30 cents.
At the First Baptist Church on Sum
day, August II, there was unfurled
service flag bearing 10 stars. These stars
represent members of the church, attilia-
ted societies. and also some whose re-
latives through their connection with
the church expressed a desire to have
their names on the list. If some have
been omitted through oversight, the
stars will be added with others that