Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-07-05
BRIDPORT

R, Z, Fitch Of Townsend is visiting
relatives in town
Frank c, Benson is with his brother
Leroy for the haying season,
Mrs Rex Webster is visiting at Mr.,
and Mrs Ashley Dukett's,
Mrs, D, c, Barbour, who has been
quite i'll, is gaining slowly,
Mrs. Rocclia Sunderland is about
again after a short illness
Mrs Quinn Of Vergennes is at II, NJ
Peck's caring for Mrs Peck
Mrs, Walter Carr and son Of Barre
are visiting relatives in town,
Clifford and Ralph Hutchison spent
the weekend at Indian Lake, n, y,
Mr., and Mrs. John Spaulding Of Pan
ton visited at ], n Spauldings Sunday,
Mr., and Mrs, L, H. Nottingham of
Shoreham have been visiting relatives
in town,
Mrs Jenette Spaulding recently visi,
ted at the home Of ID, II, Parker of
Waltham,
Miss Alice Hemenway spent several
days with her sister, Mrs, S, c, Dukett,
recently,
Miss Alice Boyd of Burlington has
been the guest Of Miss Mollie Converse
for two weeks,
T. D. Wsell and family Of Burling-
ton spent Sunday at the home OF his
father, David Wisel
Mr.. and Mrs. Wheeler are entertain
ing their friends Mr. and Mrs. Bemis
from Springfield, Mass,
Mrs Efic Walker and Miss Mar
jorie NIyrick have returned from a
weeks visit at Hudson Falls,
Mr.. and Mrs, ]. p, Russell spent Sat
uday and Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs,
j, L. Palmer in NIddlcbury,
Mr.. and Mrs r II Prcble Of Shore
ham were guests at the home Of his
brother, 4 G. prcble Sunday
Mr. and Mrs Walter Leonard and
Youngest daughter Marion Of Walthlm
were visitors at II y, Sollacc's Sat
.urday.
Mr.. !. II. Fletcher and daughter
Pauline, were in Burlington Friday
night to attend the concert given by
Sousa's band
Mrs. William Bouchard and daugh-
ter Lucille Of Port Henry spent Wedncs-
day OF last week with her father T..
T Colburn
Mrs. William Chamberlain and son
who came Monday to visit relatives
in town returned to their home in Bran
don Friday.
Mrs. W, II. Iucsts and daughter
Sabra, returned Tuesday from Poultney
where they visited Mrs Huestis' sister
Mrs. Hazen.
Forest G. Myrick OF the Mechanics
School at L. V, NJ Burlington spent
Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
y. L. Myrick
Mr.. and Mrs Peter Shackett of Mid.
dlebury, accompanied by their son
Thomas of Camp Devens, visited
friends in town last Friday
Misses Agnes and Mildred St. John
went Tuesday to Elizabethtown, n. j.
where they have positions at the
"Wmdsor Hotel for the summer.
Miss Josephine Bodette and Miss
Stella Cross of Addison came Wednes-
dav to visit Miss Bodette's sister, Mrs
II. n. Solace.
Joseph Pidgeon died Friday morning
He was born in Canada July Is, 1919
The funeral was held at St. Genevieve's
church in Shoreham Sunday morning
Three new cars have been purchased
recently by our townsmen-a Scripps-
Booth by T, d, Sunderland and Over
lands by Henry Broughton and W. II.
Jackson.
Mrs. Kenneth Cook and little daugh-
ter Beatrice of Shoreham have been
spending two weeks with her sisters,
Mrs. W. A. Towner and Mrs, Ernest
Myrick.
Miss Gertrude Draft has finished her
school year as teacher at the Montpel-
Ter high school and is spending her va
cation with her parents at Woodford,
Virginia.
Because Thursday Of this week came
on the 18th OF July, the regular meet
ing of the Red Cross was held on Tues
day. There were a good number in
attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. r. Harris, Miss
Louisa Gard and H. NJ. Peck were in
Ticonderoga, n. Y, Friday, Mrs. Peck
who has been staying with her daughter
for some time returned with them.
r. B. Myrick, in company with H, T,
Myrick of Middlebury went Saturday
night to Camp Devens, Mass, to visit
their brother Kenneth They returned
Sunday night.
Bridport's quota in the War Savings
Stamp drive which has just closed was
Sl6,060 Chairman Smith reported to
the state director Monday morning
$1,000 as the amount pledged during
the campaign in our town.
Mrs. w. T. Heustis and children re-
turned to their home in Schenectady,
N. Y, Saturday They were accompan-
led by Mrs. Alice Myrick who will
spend several weeks there.
Misses Dorothy and Vonda Wolcott
who have been visiting their uncle's
family in Barre, Mass, returned home
Tuesday. Their cousins, Misses Eliza
betht, Marjorie and Jeanette Larrabee
came with them.
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs E. Ladd
Miner who left their farm here last