Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-09-06

W. anu MITE D. W. hhIhltg anu hplll
Sidney, Of Palmer, Mass, and MIR, and
Mrs, " 7. Faunce and daughter, Miss
Berniee, of BOndsville, Mass, who
have been spending a month al the
Fish cottage at Mile Point, Lake Cham
plain, returned 10 their respective
homes Monday, making the trip from
Vergennes by automobile
Mr., and Mrs Nelson Richards and
daughter of Brooklyn, N, y, are visit
ing his aunt, Mrs, Henry 7, Booth,
Mrs, r, w, MeCuen, who has been
taking a trip through the Thousand
Island, is expected home the last of the
week,
Henry Maldoon of New York City is
spending his vacation with his parents,
Mr., and Mrs, Richard MaldoOn and his
brother, Frank Maldoon,
c, 7, S, Pierce, grand commander Of
the G, A, Il, of Vermont, who has been
attending the national encampment at
Portland, Ore, returned home Sunday
Mr., and Mrs. George Simpson Of
Southbridge, Mass, are visiting Mrs
Simpsons parents, Mr., and Mrs.
Charles Grandey,
Carlton ID. Bristol has filed nonina-
ton papers as candidate for city rep
resentative,
Miss Alice Carroll Of Castleton is
spending short time with her uncle
and aunt, Mr. and Mrs, Robert Hudson
Miss Mary Milo, who has been spend
ing two weeks vacation with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eli Milo, has re-
turned to her duties in Boston.
Edward Rondeau the night operator
in the Central Telephone office, is TAX
ing two weeks vacation which he is
spending in Rutland, Brandon and Mid
debury.
Mrs. William Parker of Walpole, N
H., was at the home Of Judge and Mrs.
+, l.. Fish few days last week visit
ing her slster.in.law, Mrs, William A,
knight.
Mr.. and Mrs Willard Adams and son,
Willard jr., left last week in their car
for Virginia where they will visit Mrs.
Adams parents.
Miss Lillian Palmer daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Palmer, and Walter
M. Carr of Franklin, ~ H., were
united in marriage on August 18th at
the home of the brides parents. The
Rev. w. S. Mulholand performing the
ceremony. Mr., and Mrs. Carr will
make their home in Franklin, N II.
Rev. Richard G. Woodbridge, pastor
of the Vergennes Congregational church
has returned from his annual vacation
which he spent with his children.
Mrs. Frank Wyeth of Boston is visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
c. Tier and her brother, John Tier
Miss Marcellne Lausway, who has
been spending the summer at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Eagan left Saturday for Waterfowl,
N Y. where she is to teach Spanish
and English in the Watertown High
school.
The Vergennes schools opened Tues
day with the following teachers High
school Principal, w. II. Carter first
assistant, Miss Merle Byington of Char.
lOtle seCOnu dsslstdHti MISS LNelgH
Wright of Middlebury; teacher of agri-
culture, E. W. Wheelock Of North Troy;
junior high and teacher of music, Miss
Bernice Towne of Moscow; domestic
science and teacher of French, Miss
Josephine Gagnon of Eagle Lake, Me-;
sixth grade, Miss Doris Sturdevant of
Rutland; fifth grade, Miss Edith Nc
Govern Of Vergennes; third grade and
teacher of penmanship, Miss Ida Crosby
of Vergennes; first and second grades,
Miss Folsom of North Ferrisburg
teacher of physical culture and elocu-
ton, Miss Anna Kngman of Vergennes.
Many students came in from the ad-
joining towns and the year bids fair to
be very successful one.