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

Earl Ross has enlisted In the Navy,
Principal Olds is assisting at the milk
plant
Several attended the circus at Yer
gennes,
Miss Irene Coursey has returned from
Waitsield,
Clifford Elmer Is employed at New
Haven Junction
Mr. and Mrs, Smith Rose are the par,
ents Of a son born Monday
Miss Marjorie Potter Is visiting Mrs.
George Chafee in Middlebury,
Frank S. Hoag and family are living
az their new home on Town Hill
Miss Hazel Partch recently enter,
tanned friend from Potsdam, ~ Y,
Word has been received that George
swenor has safely arrived overseas,
julius Seeley and family Of Middle.
bury visited at r. d. Landon's Sun
day,
A party from Pennsylvania are occu.
pying +, /, Shacketts cottage at Long
Point,
Mrs NJ, J Landon and daughter at
tended Pomona Grange in Bristol We'd
nesday,
Ralph Rider Of Middlebury was the
recent guest OF his aunt, Mrs, Geo c,
Everest,
Miss Edna Wilder is at Eagle Camp,
North Hero, with her aunt, Miss Alice
Human,
VIII Bennett carried several parties
to Bristol to attend the Chautauqua
last week
Mrs, J. +, Rowley and son Of Bur.
lineton visited her husbands parents
last week,
Mr., and Mrs, George Goats recently
entertained his brother and wife Of
Bridgewater
Ira Everest and family and V, NJ.
Benedict and family motored to Bread
Loaf Inn Sunday,
Fred Townes is probably to reopen
the blacksmith shop returning here
from Ticonderoga
Mrs Robert Stowe spent the past
week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs
Hawley in Panton,
Miss Flora Human spent last week
with Miss Mary Waite in Bristol and
attended the Chautauqua,
Benjamin Duprey lost horse and
pig struck by lightning in the electric
storm last week Thursday night
A, c. Squier has been carrying the
mail from the street TO the Junction
while Harry Peck's car was out Of COM
mission,
Mrs. Shirley Langdon and Mrs Philo
Elmer entertained the Ladies Union
Wednesday afternoon at the home Of
the former
Clayton Kmball had a runaway last
Sunday and Earl Clifiords team was
put in the ditch in consequence. For
tunately no one was hurt.
Harry Peck's automobile was badly
wrecked on the Nergennes road last Fri
day. He was run into by man who
was intoxicated and who had few mo-
ments before injured another car.
+. /. Shacketts car was wrecked last
Sunday in a collision with one driven by
a man from Stokes garage in Bristol
Mr. and Mrs. Shackett and Mrs, Ian
don were in the car but no one was
hurt
Mr. and Mrs. Parson of Turner Falls,
Mass have been visiting Mrs Parsons
sister Mrs. Mary Roscoe. They re-
turned today accompanied by Mrs
Roscoe who will visit her parents in
Adams, Mass.
Mr. Begnoche who lives on the Wal
ter Sherman farm, had three horses
killed by lightning last week Mr.. Leach
who recently purchased the Nelson
Mitchell farm, lost stack of hay
struck by lightning in the same storm.
Mrs w. w. Hubbard's brother, Her
bert IIinman and wife, are to return to
Cornwall on the Hudson where he is to
teach in the Military School. He taught
in this school several years AGO going
from there to fill a position in Califor
MIA.
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Peck have reCeiv-
ed two very interesting letters from
their son, George, who is with the Red
Cross Ambulance Corps in France say
ing that he is well and in comparative
safety, as the Germans avoid Smelling
this hospital, although he sees and hears
plenty of their shells and bombs not far
away,
He extends greetings to all friends,
nAcn MIMI EDIIDXL