Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-04-05
VERGENNES

VERGENNES
A reception was given by the
Changers last week in Grange hall for
Mr., and Mrs, George EVarts, who
were recently married, About sixty
were present Whist and dancing were
enjoyed and then refreshments were
served
Miss Mary T, Alden Is visiting at the
home Of Mrs Mathew Daniels
Mr. and Mrs, IL II Stone spent Sun
day at the home OF Mr., and Mrs G.,
W. Stone.
Mr.. and Mrs, W, l., Hunt and daugh'
ter spent Thursday and Friday 81 the
home Of II II, Stone in Middlebury
Mr., and Mrs, Frank Gee spent the
weekend in Burlington with their sou,
Herbert Gee,
Mrs, Cecil Benton and daughter,
Helen, were in Burlington Saturday,
Mr. and Mrs Harry Myers Of Bur
lington were weekend visitors at the
home OF Mrs, Myers mother, Mrs,
Henry Morris,
The Misses Helen Thomas and Ruth
Harrington OF u, " M, are spending
their Easter recess in Vergennes.
Miss Mary c, Alden has sold her
house on North Maple street to Frank
Perkett
Lyman Adams who has been in the
Mary Fletcher hospital for six months
returned home Saturday, One eye was
removed The injury was caused play
ing football The other eye enables
him to see a very little,
Mrs. G.. w. Stone was in Burlington
Saturday on business,
Mrs. b. T. Fields has returned from
Burlington where she spent the winter
and will open her house on South
Water street.
Mr., and Mrs. Rolln Kent have
moved to Cornwall-on-the- Hudson,
their former home They have lived in
Vergennes about two years, Their
daughter, Alice, will finish her school
year and will live at the home Of Mrs
l.. G.. Norton The Kent home has
been sold to Mr., and Mrs, George Al
len of Panton who will move to Yer
gennes soon,
Mrs, r. S. Goodridge is i'll with the
measles, Her son, Lowell Hammond,
who has been seriously i'll for ten days
has two trained nurses caring for him
and he is still in very critical con-
dition
Walter Miner of Brandon spent Sun.
day in Vergennes at the Norton house
with his grandfather, Solym Miner.
Mrs, Aldolphus Sorrell spent the
weekend in Burlington.
The Russell place on North St, has
been sold to Charles Campbell.
Mrs. J. A. Harrington is able to be
out after having been confined to the
house for a month with the grippe.
Mrs, John Stevens Of Burlington has
been the guest of Mrs Frank Warner
Dr. c. |. Corbin of Pawling, n. Y,
Veterinary for the Sheffield Farms
Slawson- Decker, is in town.
W. H. Wheeler and daughter, Miss
Frances, have returned from business
trip to Boston, Mass,
Miss Anna LeBoeuf who broke her
ankle several weeks ago is able to
walk out without the aid Of crutches.
The ladies of the w. c. T. U. met at
the home of Mrs. Rosa A. Foote Mon
day night on the occasion of Mrs,
Foote's eightieth birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs Selden of Bristol spent
the Easter recess with Mrs Selden's
mother, Mrs. L. A, Lee.
Mr.. and Mrs Ransom Benedict
have given up their positions as Off
GERS at the Vermont Industrial School
and Mr.. Benedict has gone to Burling-
ton where he has position in the
Bradstreet Office Mrs Benedict has
gone to Middlebury where she will
open their home.
The ice in Otter Creek went out
Sunday morning between s and 9 doing
no damage,
Co. d. F. U. U. NJ held their drill
Tuesday evening on account OF the
play which was given Wednesday for
the benefit of the Red Cross.
Wilfred Little of Swanton spent
Easter with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
Peter Little
George, youngest son of Harold St,
Peters, who was operated on ten days
ago for appendicitis, returned home
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Deyoe of Burling-
ton spent the weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs Lee Deyoe.
Miss Helen Lee went Sunday to West
Panton where she has a position as
teacher in the Lake St School.
DR.. Ralph Deyoe, William Yattau
and Harry Stebbins, drafted men, left
Monday for Camp Devens.
A fire Monday night destroyed all
barns and buildings of Louis Dean
of Monkton.
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