Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-11-29
NEW HAVEN
Archie Potter has been quite III,

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Miss Lille Thompson IL in poor health
Mrs. Clinton Sherman has been quite
i'll,
Mrs, lilly Smith spent Sunday with
Mrs. Quincy Swain,
Mr., and Mrs, c, Il, Palmer were II
Middebury Sunday,
Russell Everest was al home from
Middlebury College Sunday,
Mrs, Bert Allen and children visiteC
relatives In Panton last week,
W. w. Wilson has rented his farm t
William Trombey Of Bristol
Mrs, Edwin Harry and son, who have
influenza still remain very III,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Goats visited
his brother in Bridgewater last week,
Mrs, NJ. j. Landon and Miss Landor
visited friends in Middlebury Monday,
The Ladies' Union voted 500 towards
church expenses AT their last meeting,
Walter +, Hunt and son, George were
recent guests of relativesin Burlington,
Miss Bernice Merrill and Miss Made.
line Everest were in Middlebury Satur-
day,
Mrs Ransom O'Bryan of Middlebury
visited her sister, Mrs +, M, Partch
last week.
Mr. and Mrs, Gilbert Vondle of Bur
lington recently visited Mr.. and Mrs,
l.. G. Vondle.
Mrs. Ashel HoiTnagle visited her
daughter, Mrs, Joseph Sylvia, in Bristol
last Sunday.
Mrs. Moses Wilson and children re-
Gently visited her daughter, Mrs. Gebo
in Burlington.
Mr., and Mrs, William Stowe recently
visited Mr. Stoves sister Mrs. Dewey,
in Weybridge.
Miss Marguerite Bottum visited her
aunt, Mrs. W. Il. Clement in Middle.
bury over Sunday,
Hoyt Swain has returned to Camp
Upton, l.. |. He has been at home on a
10 days furlough.
Ernest Cushman and family are to
move to Warren where he has employ
ment for the winter.
The Red Cross at New Haven Mills
are to have fair at the Mills school
house Dec. 10 and Ia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Odds, Miss Myrtle Peck,
Miss MCGOWAN and Miss Taylor were in
Burlington Saturday.
Mrs. Henry Dimmock and Mrs. Car
roll Bottum visited Mrs Charles N.
Hunt in Bristol Friday
C. l.. and H. B. Nutting have pur.
chased two registered cows and a regis
tered bull of F. NJ, Merrill.
George Everst and Hallock Peck have
been appointed to serve as petit jurors
at the December term Of Court.
Mrs. NJ. j. Landon entertained R. d,
Landon and family and MIR. and Mrs.
F, /. Shackett Thanksgiving day.
Mrs. James Davis and Mrs. Molly
Rowley attended a Red Cross meeting
1T Middebury last week Wednesday.
William Bennett and family and 9th
mar and Hubert Tyrill went to Wor.
cester, Mass, Monday, by automobile.
Mr.. Nimblett, has moved from the
Nuttng tenement to Volney Avery's
farm on Town Hill, and is employed by
Augustus Doud
Mrs. James Wilson and her aunt. Mrs.
Mary Sneden spent Thanksgiving with
their brother and nephew, William
Kingsley and wife in Randolph
Mortimore Roscoe is at home from
Poultney on account of the prevalence
of influenza in the Troy Conference
Academy where he is student.
The Rivers auction was well attend
ed and the stock sold well. Messrs.
Oh lrles and MAJ tin Rivers contemplate
building large barn next season.
RAYMOND Partch writes his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Partch, that he is
now in England and that they had a
very stormy trip crossing, the voyage
asting II days,
Mrs. Dandrow, wife of the superin-
.endent of the New Haven Lime works,
who had been very i'll for some time
with influenza and pneumonia, died
Sunday morning. She leaves a hus-
)and and six sons, who have the sym
1athy of the community in their great
oss. The body was taken to Winooski
Monday and the funeral held Tuesday
at st. Stephens Catholic