Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-05-24
VERGENNES

Mrs, VIII Wheeler Is visiting in New
Haven, Conn
George Merrill has entered the EN-
ploy OF the ReXall Drug Store,
Allen, son of Mr. and Mrs JOIN
Clark IS Ill with pneumonia,
Miss Helen Andrews spent the week
end with her parents in Dorset
Mrs, l., G., Whitiord is seriously II
at her home a trained nurse Is carinl
for her
Mr., and Mrs. Nathan Travis have
moved to Kortwright NY, where he
has a position
Miss Doris Sturtevant a teacher IN
the school has measles at her home IN
Rutland,
Second Lieutenant and Mrs, R, w
McCuen are in Nergennes for a few
weeks stay,
Charles Curtis Of Panton has pur'
chased the Eottman homestead on West
Main ST.
. George r McCuen has purchased
the Ernest Nanderhooi property IL
i"Dcpot Hollow"
Miss Marjorie Grinnell Of Ticon.
derogo is visiting her sister, Mrs, Mat
/ thew Daniels.
/ DR., and Mrs. CN, McCucn Of Haver'
i'll, Mass, have been visiting at the
home Of n J, McCuen.
Mrs +, NJ Warner and brother, S
II Burroughs, have returned from q
few days visit to friends in Barre.
Angus Burns has returned to the
National Soldiers Home in Maine after
spending two weeks in Nergcnnes,
/ Mrs, c, + NJ Caisse, Mrs Henry
Miner and Mrs Amos Rondo have
gone on q visit to friends in Canada,
4 Miss Julia Barry, teacher in Middle
bury High School will spend the sum
mer here with her sister Miss Lizzie
, Barry
W r. Warner of the Public Service
Commission spent the week in Rutland
ST. Adams and Montpelier attending
hearings
Mr. and Mrs RIP, Hotis left Wednes-
day morning for a two weeks stay
with Mr. Hotis parents in Evens Mills
NY.
Mrs, NJ. G. Whalen has moved to
her house on Maple Street which she
recently purchased OF Truman Car
pcntcr
Clarence Algcr, an officer in the Yer
mont Industrial School, leaves Satur-
day for Virginia where he has enlisted
in the 37th Engineer Corps
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Philips and
daughters, Elizabeth and Cornelia, OF
Montpelier spent the weekend with
Mrs Philips mother, Mrs b, 7, Field
Private William Nattau returned to
Camp Devens Sunday night after a
thirty-six hour furlough at the home of
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Yattau.
Mr.. and Mrs Benjamin Bristol and
children and Miss Martha Bristol OF
Burlington spent Sunday with Mr.
BriStols parents, Mr.. and Mrs, L. S,
Bristol
Mr. and Mrs. y. d. Clough of Wood
stock visited Mr.. and Mrs. W. X.
Warner Sunday Mr., Clough was a
former clerk i'll Mr.. Warmers drug
store
Fred Charbonneau has given up his
position in A. 5. Ravens store and has
gone to New Haven, Conn, where he
has a position with the Winchester
Fire Arms Company
The funeral of Mrs. Joseph Sharon
was held Monday afternoon in St.
Pauls Episcopal Church. Rev. J, FL
mer Mckee officiated. Mrs. Sharon is
survived by her husband, young son,
and Charles Campbell Of this city,
Capt. George B. Walton of Mont
pelier is in town today to instruct the
members of c. d in craftsmanship,
special drill being held for that purpose.
The shoot takes place on the old Fair
Grounds. On Sunday the Company will
go to Rutland to mobilize with the Ben
nington, Rutland and Brandon Com
panies at Field Day Of the LIST Bat
talon, Vermont Militia. The Company
will go from Vergennes to Rutland by
autos.
Fred L. Grandey has been appointed
Trustee of the bankrupt estate of Z. c.
Scott. While Mr. Grandey accompanied
by Mr.. Scott and Attorney Stone were
en- route from Middlebury last Saturday
large doe leaped the fence into the
ROAD just Ill lTOut ol lne duloHloDlle
near the Sherman Place" in New Ha-
ven and trotted along the road for
some distance finally leaping the OPP
posite fence and leisurely making its
way to the woods nearby.
The Parent Teachers Association
held the last meeting of the season at
the Bixby Library Monday evening
After a business meeting, during which
number of new members were re-
ceived, an unusually fine program was
given. An illustrative paper on Proper
Diet for Children" by DR.. Waterman
and an interesting lecture on the Social
and Amusement Problem for Young
People by Rev. Mr. Mulholland were
listened to with pleasure and profit by
all. The children of the 3rd grade under
Miss Balls supervision gave two eX-
cellent numbers in costume. After re-
ports for the year of different commit
tees were given, the program closed
with a fine piano solo by Miss Prudence
Fish. The Association adjourned to
meet the third week in September