Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-10-11
VERGENNES

DR. V W, Waterman Is III with in
iluenza,
B. L. Nichols is able to be out after
ten days illness
Alderman W II Norton who has
been III is able TO be out again
Miss Mary Burpee is visiting her
aunt, Mrs, Richard Nc Dougall
Volney Avery his gone to Ithaca, N, "
where he will enter the Cornell train
ing school
The weekly drills Of Company d r.,
V, V NJ have been postponed during
the epidemic,
George Duprey Of Bristol spent Sun
day with his parents, Mr. and Mrs
Charles Duprey
Miss Catherine Garno has taken
position in the Office Of the Enterprise
and Vermonter,
Miss Bernicia Avery Is recovering
from an operation at Sparhawk's SAM
tarium in Burlington,
W, G, Moorby Of the u S. Navy
has been passing q few days with his
sister Mrs Arthur Jodon,
Miss Ada Brisol Is at home helping
care for her mother, Mrs NJ I Bristol,
who has been III for some time
Dr. Edward Plon who has been
dangerously i'll with pneumonia for ten
days Is considered out Of danger
Fred CharboWeau, who has been en-
ployed in New Haven, Conn has re-
turned TO Vergennes,
Mr.. and Mrs c, II Caisse were
called to Plattsburg NJ " by the
death Of a brotherin-law Mr. Myette.
H. W, Day has returned from Burl.
ington, where he was called by the i'll
ness Of his sister, Mrs James Spauld'
ing,
Herbert Lessor Of the U, S s, Rhode
Island is spending a iurlough with his
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs, William
La Due,
Miss Helen Lee of Monkton IS at the
home OF her parents, Mr., and Mrs. L,
B Lee. Her school is closed during the
epidemic
DR. B. NJ. Bristol has returned to his
home in Cohasset, Mass, after a brief
visit at the home OF his sister, Mrs, II
C. Herrick,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Z. Stone have
returned from a months visit with to
their daughter, Mrs. II L, Hunt Of
, Cobleskill, n Y,
Miss Edna James and niece, Mabel
James, returned last week from Spring
, field, Mass, where they have been
z spending the summer,
, Mr.. and Mrs Fay c, Graves who
, have been visiting at Mr., Graves par
ents Mr. and Mrs + n. Graves, have
returned to Springfield, Mass
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Danyou have
moved from their farm in Ferrisbure
. to the Goss homestead on Water ST
which Mr., Danyou bought last spring
Mrs. Robert Bruce and three chill
dren of Lebanon, n H. are spending
the winter at the home of Mrs Bruce''
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bacon Of
Waltham.
Mrs. Earle Brush Kingsland who has
been LOT the past Hontn az tHe hoHle VI
her husbands parents, Mr. and Mrs
= R. l. Kingsland has returned to hei
!, home in Cleveland, Ohio,
Mrs. Frederick l. Fish, principa
a of the High School at Franklin is a
i the home of her husbands parents
Judge and Mrs. +. l. Fish. Her schoo
-. is closed on account of the prevailing
s epidemic
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hamel hav'
v moved to Fair Haven where he ha
e employment. The tenement vacated by
D. them in the Dalrymple block has beer
rented to DR., d. ]. Carroll, who is NOV
ing there from the Goss house on Wa
=, ter St
e The jewelry store Of W, H. and W
S, Bristol was broken into Saturda!
=, night through a window in the rear
= the fuse was blown out so no light
! could be used and between two ant
three hundred dollars worth OF thei
stock was taken No trace of the THE
5. has vet been found.