Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-06-07
NEW HAVEN

NEW HAVEN
Mrs. V, NJ, Benedict has been on the
sick list
Children's Day will be observed next
Sunday
r NJ, Merrill spent Sunday in Bur
lingtou
Mrs. Ida Wilson was at home over
Sunday
Mr. Wiley of Boston is visiting C,L,
Nutting
Miss Alice Wilson is the guest Of
Mrs, A, l., Roleau,
Mrs, William NJ, Mcintyre has gone
to Nergennes to live.
The Christian Endeavor Society are
to have a social soon,
Barlow Rowe OF Cornwall visited at
+, A b Holinagle's last week
Miss Hazel Ward was at home Sat
nrday and Sunday from Bellows Falls,
Mrs, Jackman Of Wallham is the
guest OF her daughter Mrs {, S, Dana,
During the recent drive $4,000 was
raised in this town for the Red Cross.
Miss Marcia Winsow is with her
sister, Miss Pauline Partch, in Cam
bridge, Mass
Mr. and Mrs D, A, Roleau and Miss
Ethel Smith have gone to Long Point
for the summer
Dorastus Clark has returned from
Camp Devens where he was disquali-
fed by physical disability
Mrs David Follansbee Of Starksboro
was the over-Sunday guest Of her son,
Elisha Follansbee and family,
Mrs George Colby and Mrs Emily
Rathbun Of Bristol were recent guests
OF Mrs David Hubbard,
Mrs Stephen Noonan Of North Fer
risburgh spent Memorial Day with
her mother, Mrs Juliette Potter,
John Santau has bought of Clayton
Kimball his grandiathers old place,
known as the Joseph Lorraine place
Mr., Kimbal who lives at the Lime
Kiln works was injured by a freight
train at New Haven Junction last Sat
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Eddy and chill
dren Of Burlington were guests Of Mrs,
Eddy's parents, Mr. and Mrs +, NJ.
Merrill last week, Their daughter Ruth
remained for few weeks
Hoyt and Matte Swain spent Sun
day with their parents Miss Matte
has employment in Burlington and
lIoyt is in training there at the Govern
! ment Automobile School
The building in Evergreen cemetery,
erected to the memory OF the late Mills
Landon by his friend, VIM. NJ, Hoyt
Of Chicago, is completed and presents
an attractive appearance
There will be a meeting of the Dairy
mans League on Saturday evening at
the Town Hall John S. Peteys of
Greenwich, n. Y, will speak All milk
producers are invited to be present,
The exercises on Memorial Day were
listened to with much interest, Hon V.
A. Billiard L. S. District Attorney at
Burlington, gave a fine address and the
reading by Mrs. Landon solos by Miss
Squier and music by the choir were
excellent. There were five veterans
present, Henry c. Roscoe and Sherrod
Brown former residents, came from
Burlington for the occasion and DR.. Z.
S. Weston, d. A. Roleau and Joseph
Lorraine were the Others
A pretty wedding took place at the
home of Mr. and Mrs B. f, Ostrander
of Melrose Highlands, Mass, May a.
when Miss Dorothy Grace Palmer of
Yonkers, n. y, was married to Private
n, NJ Clayton by the Rev Mr. Paisley
of the Melrose Highlands Congrega-
tional church The bride who was Civ
en- away by her mother, Mrs Ella
Palmer of Yonkers, n, " was prettily
gowned in a georgette crepe dress, her
veil was caught with orange blossoms
and she carried a shower bouquet of
sweet peas and lilies Of the valley Miss
Bessie +, Ostrander was the brides at
tendant. The groom was unattended,
the best man being unable at the last
moment to obtain a leave of absence
from Camp Devens. After an informal
reception the young couple left for a
short wedding trip. Private Clayton is
at present at Camp Devens, in the 33rd
Engineers The bride is the daughter
of the late c. B. F. Palmer of New Ha-
ven and granddaughter of George Hin
man