Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-06-28
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MIS- Helen Weed OF intsDuTg n VS.
iting her niece, Mrs, W, G, Hamilton,
Word has been received from Jewett
Wing announcing his safe arrival lover
seas,
Rawson Myrick Of Montpelier Is the
guest Of his mother Mrs Alice Mr.
rick
Miss Marie sherhino was the guest
Of Miss Cynthia Witherell Friday and
Saturday
Mrs Martha Payne spent a week re-,
Gently with her son, Jonas Payne, OF
Rutland,
The listers have held several sessions
this week for the purpose OF appraising
real estate,
Stanley Converse entertained friend
Daniel Cameron OF Burlington a few
days recently,
Thad Bowers Of Brandon Is spend
ing several weeks with his aunt Mrs
Horace Brunson,
Mrs r, s. Benedict OF Middlebury
came Tuesday TO visit her daughter,
Mrs Kent Wright
Miss Mildred ST. John was the guest
OF Miss Beatrice Dumas OF Middlebury
during the week,
Archie and Marion Smith have been
visiting their unclcs, Charles a, and
Frank A, Sunderland
The hard frost OF Wednesday night
did quite a good deal Of damage IN some
parts OF the town,
Miss Rena Dclphia Of Middlebury
hl, been recent guest Of her grandpar-
cuts Mr. and Mrs Philip Dclphia,
Mrs W. T Iluestis and children Of
Sirlulc Lake, y. w. came saturday TO
visit her mother, Mrs Alice MyrlcE.
Mr. and Nh, w. y Wells OF Shell
huruc spent Monday and Tuesday as
the guests OF Mr. and Mrs. G. u. Payne.
Mise, Grace Russell and Frances
Ro,corIa left Monday for Gin Haven,
y. y, where they have positions FOR the
summer
Mrs. II. L. Smith and children, Daniel
and Gordon, spent the past week with
Mrs Smiths mother Mrs Roceli1 sun
dcrland
VI. r Wolcott is building a new horse
barn on his east farm, l., W White
and Carl Norton are doing the carpen-
ter work,
Kenneth Myrick, who is stationed at
Camp Dcvens is spending q short fur
Tough with his mother, Mrs. Alice My
rick,
Mrs. William Chamberlain and chill
drcn Of Brandon came Monday to
spend few days with her mother Mrs
Alice Myrick
Miss Evelyn Bonchard Of Port Henry
y. y, came Saturday TO spend the sum
mcr vacation with her aunt, Miss Ger
trude Colburn,
Miss Maytie Kingsland who has been
spending a couple Of weeks with her
sister Mrs. S. J, Bowles Of Middlebury
has returned home.
Miss Florence Payne who has been
visiting at the homes OF her uncles, l.
/. and G. d. Payne has returned to her
home at Rutland,
Miss Mary Hayes, teacher at Port
Kent, n. " came Tuesday to spend
the summer vacation with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Hayes.
Miss Lucille Delphia who has spent
the school year with her aunt, Mrs Al
len Barnett returned to her home at
Middlebury Monday,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Conn and Mr.
and Mrs. J. n, Spaulding spent day
recently as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs,
Charles Spaulding OF Panton.
Miss Alice Hemenway who has been
teaching for the past year at Arlington
n. J., is spending her vacation with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. R. L, Hemenway'
Miss Lucille Bouchard who has been
visiting at the home of her grandfather
IL. T. Colburn, for several weeks, re-
turned to her home at Port Henry, N,
V, Saturday,
Miss Pauline Fletcher who has been
spending a week as the guest OF her
friend, Miss Pauline Stoughton OF
Whitefeld, n. H. returned home Mon
day.
Mrs. A. B. Atkins and daughter, Miss
Venice, of Ticonderoga, N, Y, were
guests at the home of the formers Sis
ter, Mrs Ella Baldwin, Wednesday OF
last week.
The funeral of Mrs. Perry Wilkinson
who died at Shoreham Tuesday night,
was held at the Congregational church
Friday afternoon with burial in the Vii
lage Cemetery. Rev. R. B. Simmons
of Shoreham and Rev. Hervey Quick
officiated. Mrs Wilkinson leaves a
husband and small son.
As Hollis Stone, young son OF Mr.
and Mrs. H. A. Stone, was going for the
COWS on horseback Saturday afternoon,
the horse stumbled and fell. The boy
was thrown and the small bone in the
leg below the knee was broken. DR.. f.
c. Phelps was called and the fracture
reduced.
Dr. Edward d. Collins of Middlebury
who was announced in these columns as
the speaker on War Savings stamps at
the Home Department circle this eve
ming, will be unable to be present, the
committee has, however, succeeded in
securing Prof. F. w. Cady who will adj
dress the meeting on the same subject.
Word has been received by relatives
here of the death on the 18th inst, at
her home at Chicago, of Charlotte
Fletcher Bennett, at the advanced age
of nearly ninety-siX years Mrs. Bennett