Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-02-15
BRIDPORT

William Preble Of Tconderoga, n
Y, was the guest at the home OF his
uncle A, c., Preble Thursday aud Fri
day
Robert Mills Of Burlington was in
town on business Friday
Mr. and Mrs. G., T. Frost went to
Shoreham Monday
Ernest and Pauline Wimette who
have been guests OF their brother llar-
old Wimette OF Hayerill, Mass re-
turned home Tuesday,
Mrs Searle Gardner who has been i'll
with bronchitis IS improving
Mr. and Mrs. NJ, T. Wolcott, Miss
Katherine Baldwin, Mr., and Mrs A,
A, Preble and Mr. and Mrs J. /, Pal
mer were entertained by Mr. and Mrs.
C, A Pratt and Mr., and Mrs. ii, ],
Pratt at their home Thursday after
noon and evening
Miss Flora Grosvenor who has been
at her home at Middlebury for the
past two weeks returned Saturday,
Mr. and Mrs Robert Eldredge were
business visitors at Burlington Satur-
day,
Lester Packard who has spent a week
visiting relatives at Jericho has re-
turned
Mrs Edward Wimcttc who stayed
several days last week with her mother
Mrs. Gardner who was ill., returned
home Thursday,
Mrs George St John has been spend
ing several days with her daughters
Misses Mildred and Lillian at Middle
bury and helped to care for Mrs, Du-
mas who is very i'll,
Mrs Rex Webster Of Hudson Falls
is the guest OF her sister Mrs. A. ], 5.
Dukett
SiXty-one couples attended the Red
Cross Dance held at the Grange Hall
Tuesday evening The receipts Of the
evening were about Sll.
Mrs II, II Mitchell who has been
the guest OF Mrs Alice llough is now
staying with her brothers Clcon and
Cloisc Norton.
Miss Althea Dukctt is spending sew
cra days as the guest OF her grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. S, Dukett.
Mrs Charles Payne was new one
added to the sick list this past week,
Mrs. Eiie Walker has been recent
guest Of her sister, Mrs, ], 5, Dukett,
Cleon and Cloise Norton, Benjamin
Stafford and Chester Higgins went to
Burlington Monday
George Coon is moving his house
hold goods to his place at the village.
Horace Brunson who has lived for
the past few years at Middlebury has
moved his household goods to George
Conns farm but will not take pos
session until the LIST of March.
Howard Hayes who has been a guest
at the hame Of John Morcomb re-
turned to Charlotte, North Carolina
Friday
Mrs. Horace Brunson and children
of Middlebury are the guests of Mrs
Brunson's mother, Mrs. Alice Myrick,
The regular meeting of the Bridport
Grange will be held at the Grange Hall
Tuesday evening, February 10. The
program for the meeting was printed
in last weeks paper Every member
please remember to find quotation
from Lincoln to read at Roll Call.
The State has given S2j worth OF
books to the library for the years
1917 and 1918. A part Of the books
have been already received and the
list is as follows, "The Colonies Opera
Cloak" Christine Brush; "My -Four
Years in Germany" James Gerard;
Plying for France James r. Nc
Cornell; "Reveries of a Schoolmaster
Francis Pearson; "The Story of Roll
and the Vikings Bow" Allen French;
Helen and the Find-out Club, Beth
Gilchrist; Picture Book No, >" R
Caldcotts; "Moni the Goat Boy,
Edyth Kurz; "Emeline," Elsie Sing
master; "A Little Girl of Long Ago
Eliza White; at the Back of the
North Wind" G. Macdonald; The
Posy Ring" Kate d. Virgins; School
Speaker Cummock.
Edward Hebert, ST., has placed a
service flag on his veranda with four
stars in it, representing his four grand
sons who are in the service. MIR. He
bert is in his Sjth year. The grand
sons are, Clifford c. Hebert Camp
Kelly, Texas, Harold Z. Keller,
Somewhere in France, Benjamin
Hope, Camp Devens, Aver, Mass, and
George Hope, Camp Greene, Charlotte
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