Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1919-04-18
NEW HAVEN NEWS

DuIR,
Miss Barnes visited her parents in
Barre recently.
Mortimer Roscoe is at home from
Poultney Academy.
George Palmer has been at Shelburne
Pond on fishing trip
Miss Marion MCGOWAN spent the
weekend in Burlington,
W. w, Wilson has purchased a trac-
tor for use on his farm,
George Flint recently purchased a
team of horses in Middlebury,
W. w. Hubbard was a business Wis
itor in Burlington last week
Miss Collins of Ferrisburgh was the
recent guest of Mrs. Patterson,
Nelson Duskaney has moved into
F. L. Shackett's tenement house,
Mrs. E. U. Young visited her sister,
Mrs. Bristol, in Vergennes Friday.
John Allen has been quite ill at the
home of his nephew, Hasson Davis.
Dr. and Mrs. E. S. Weston spent
few days last week in Burlington.
Miss Irene De Coursey returned to
her school in Huntington last Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Ring are on their
way home by automobile from Florida
Miss Florence Sprague of Bristol
was the weekend guest Of Mrs. Hoyt
Swain.
Mrs. Jane Davis is caring for Chas
Wright's children who are i'll with the
measles.
Mrs. William Hallowell of Worcester
Mass is visiting her aunt, Mrs, John
]. Halpin.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Rowley have re-
turned from spending several days in
Burlington.
Mrs. Clarence Kingsley of Bristol
visited her sister-n-law, Mrs Ida Viii
son, recently.
The Ladies Union met Wednesday
afternoon Mrs David Jones and Mrs
F. NJ. Partch entertained
Miss Josephine Clifford who is
: stenographer in Greenfield Mass, has
been at home on account of illness.
Communion will be observed next
Sunday at the local church and there
will be special Easter Music by the
choir
Mrs. Mary Roscoe, our postmistress,
, has been quite i'll the past week Mrs
. A. c. Squire has been assisting at the
office
Mrs. c. S, Dana returned last Thurs
day from spending a week in Mont
peier with her husband, Speaker Chas.
, S. Dana
Mrs Hard is visiting her niece, Mrs.
Philo Elmer Mrs Hurd has recently
returned from stay of several months
!; in Texas.
: County Road Commissioner Willis
Cady of Middlebury met the Select
: men at the Town Clerks Office last
Saturday
Miss M. F. Landon attended the
meeting in Middlebury on Tuesday of
the Addison County Victory Loan
chairmen.
The Junior class in Beeman Acad-
envy will serve an Easter Supper fol-
flowed by program at the Town Hall
this evening
Charles Payment will carry on the
Farnsworth farm, now owned by the
Gorham brothers of Middlebury, the
coming year.
Miss Florence Clifford underwent
an operation Tuesday for appendicitis
at the Mary Fletcher hospital. Her
mother, Mrs. NJ W. Clifford accom-
panied her to Burlington Monday
Mr. and Mrs. Irving Elliott of Shell
burne visited their daughter Mrs Rob
ert Parker last week They, with their
granddaughter Jeanette Parker spent
Saturday and Sunday in Lincoln with
Mrs. Elliott's mother Mrs Charles
Lee.
John and Raymond Santau suspect
ed OF stealing grain and poultry about
here, were arrested near POughkeepsie,
N Y, for stealing poultry and each
has receive da sentence for three years,
one to be served at Sing Sing and one
at Dannemora Mrs, John Santau,
who was with them, was allowed to go
and returned to Vermont with Sheriff
Farr Richard Smith of Bristol had
mortgage on the horse they were driv-
ing
Miss Landon, chairman of the Vic
tory Loan Fund, has appointed the
following solicitors in this town Mrs
Will Grover in East Mills, Munger
street and the river district; Mrs Wal
ter Hunt in Brooksville and on Town
Hill; Mrs. Cameron Sprigg, the depot
and Ring Districts Miss Mildred Bull
lard, the west part of the town; Miss
Gertrude Emo the Beech Hill district
and to the Charles Everest store corn
err Mrs William Hubbard, East street
district; Miss Marianne Landon, the
north part of the town.
DIDTON NEWC