Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-04-19
BRIDPORT

BRlDPORI
The next regular Grange meeting will
be held al the Grange Hall Tuesday
evening Mr. Bartlett, County Agent,
and Miss Fuller, County Home Dem
onstratoG expect to be present MI
Bartlett will speak on Farm Manage
ment" aud Miss Fuller will demon
strate the making OF Rireless Cook
er and the canning Of chicken Miss
Fuller would be glad to have as many
as would like 10 make for themselves
Fireless Cooker 10 come prepared
to do so and to bring with them an
ample supply of excelsior,
Mrs, George Atwood who has been at
the Mary Fletcher Hospital, Burllng'
ton, for the past three weeks return
ed home Wednesday
Mrs, Fred Goyette OF Shoreham was
guest at the home OF her parents, Mr.
and Mrs, George Atwood last week,
Mrs, ], S, Dukett was a guest at the
home OF her son, L, c, Dukett, We'd
nesday and Thursday OF last week
Mr. and Mrs Roy Dayton and
daughter were guests Sunday OF Mr.,
Dayton's parents, Mr. and Mrs, LW'
Dayton Of Middlebury
There was good attendance at the
Red Cross Dance held at the Grange
Hall Friday evening,
Mrs, Ellie Walker has closed her
home and is to make her home with
her nephews, T. c, and A, J 5, Dukett
Miss Dorothy Wolcott was the guest
of her aunt, Mrs NJ, 7, Wolcott Sat
urday and Sunday.
Miss Belle Norton went Friday to
the Mary Fletcher Hospital for treat
ment
Mr. and Mrs, Z, T, Cook of Wal
lngford came Friday to be with their
daughter Mrs c, J. Barbour on ac'
count OF the serious illness OF Mr., Bar
bour. Mr. Cook returned home Sat
urday
Theron and Roland Wolcott who
were i'll for several days last week are
| better
Miss Emma Bean who has been car
ing for {. J. Barbour during his illness
was Obliged to so to NcrgenneS Mon
day and Miss Morton is assisting in
her place in the care OF Mr., Bar
bour. The many friends Of Mr., Bar
bour have been much pleased to know
that he has gained little during the
last few days
Mrs. Waterman O. Hindcs, who has
been i'll for some time, died at her
home last Thursday morning. The
/ funeral was held at her late home
Saturday afternoon at | o'clock, Rev
| w S. Boardman Of Addison officiating
! The burial was in the Townline Gene
terry.
Mrs. William Myrick who is ill with
appendicitis went Thursday to the
Mary Fletcher Hospital, Burlington,
where she is to undergo an operation,
Mrs. Myrick was accompanied by her
| husband, and sister, Mrs Clarence
Benedict of Addison.
Miss Pauline Fletcher who was OPP
Grated upon for appendicitis last
week at the Mary Fletcher Hospital,
Burlington, is now getting along finely,
Mr. and Mrs. Seth p. Bull are the
parents of a daughter
Mrs Grandey OF Rutland who came
Saturday to visit her sister, Mrs.
Elijah Parrish, returned home Monday.
A Poverty ID lnce will De held at the
| Grange Hall Friday evening, April
26 The gentlemen arr requested to
wear overalls and frotks and carry
bandannaS, and the ladies' to wear
house dresses. A cordial welcome is
extended to everyone but anyone com
| ing dressed differently than is stated
in this request or wearing any
piece of jewclry must expect to have
to pay fine.
Mrs J. 5. Spaulding went Monday
to Orwell where she will hold a dis
play of millinery
William Easton who has been a
guest for a few days at the home of o.
S. Gibbs returned to his home at
Middlebury Saturday.
Ira LaFleur OF Middlebury was the
guest OF George SollaCc Monday.
Mrs. J. II. Fletcher who has spent
the past week at Burlington on &C
count OF the illness of her daughter,
Miss Pauline returned home Sunday
Mr.. Grover OF bakersfield is the new
clerk at the Post Office.
John Giard was one of the number
of young men whom Stokes & Co,
recently sent t. Buffalo to drive home
new Ford cars
The Liberty Loan Fund drive has
begun and is 10 continue until May A.
The sum given to Bridport to raise is
a large one but the people of Bridport
have more than raised the sums asked
of them before and surely would not
wish to be found lacking in this.