Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1919-03-07
NEW HAVEN NEWS

(Mrs. F. L. Shackett, Corresponding
Ashel Hohnagle is ill with the inhu-
enza
W. u. Sturtevant was in Burlington
Friday
Miss Irene Coursey is teaching in
Starksboro
Z. B. Cushman's family are i'll with
influenza.
Harry Hunt and family are i'll with
the influenza.
Archie Potter made a business trip
to Hardwick last week.
Cecil Partch is the guest of his
brother F M. Partch
Miss Marcia Winslow recently Wis
tied relatives in Vergennes
Hallock Peck recently visited his
brother, John, in St Johnsbury
William Bennett has employment at
the Slawson- Decker milk plant.
Mrs. Emeline Merrill is visiting her
brother Robert Blinn, in Middlebury.
| Mrs. Walter Hunt attended the fune-
raj of a relative in Charlotte Thurs
day
! Miss Marjorie Hunt of Bristol was
the weekend guest of Marguerite Bot
tum.
! Hoyt Swain has received his dis
charge from Camp Upton and is at
home.
Elizabeth Siple was at home from
her school in East Wallingford over
Sunday
Mrs. c. S. Dana and daughter, Elean-
or, returned from Montpelier Saturday
afternoon.
Miss Taylor and Miss MCGOWAN at
tended the Rake Walk given by the
U v M. students at Burlington
Clinton Sherman had the misfortune
to have log roll on his foot Friday.
He is suffering a good deal from it.
Don Sears of Monkton attended the
drama here given by the school Fri
day evening and visited friends in town.
George Peck writes that he is driv-
ing an officers car in France and also
has charge of an automobile repair
unit
Russell Everest was at home from
Middlebury College over Sunday ac-
companied by his classmate, Charles
Crew.
The Ladies Union served dinner at
the Town Hall on Town Meeting Day
and the Red Cross observed it as
tag day"
Allen Jackman has taken a farm in
Starksboro and Samuel Jackman and
Orrin Wells will carry on James Davis
farm the coming year.
Mrs. Cameron Sprigg visited her sis
ter-in-law, Mrs John Shaw in Wey-
bridge last week and her nieces re-
turned home with her
Marguerite Bottum and Alberta
Hunt played at a recital given by pu-
pills of Mrs. f L. Shackett in Middle
bury Tuesday evening
Lucius Barrows has returned from
France. He made his father, f. L.
Barrows short visit and is now a
student at the IT, V. NJ
Miss Arlie Britell of Weybridge was
the weekend guest of her uncle, Came
ron Sprigg and family and rendered
two solos at the morning service Sun
day
The ll-year-old grandson of Mrs.
Margaret Baldwin died suddenly of
hemorrhage Sunday evening. The flu
neral was held from his grandmother
home Tuesday afternoon
Silas Doud and daughter Miss Mary
attended the silver wedding of Mr.
and Mrs E. A. Lee in Vergennes Sat
urday afternoon Miss Doud was pres
ent at the marriage of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lee twenty-five years ago
The drama Lighthouse Nan" given
by the students at the Town Hall Fri
day evening was a great success. The
following students and their friends
took the different parts: Eric Merrill.
Beatrice Benedict, Walter Gill, Bernice
Merrill, Hubert Tyrill, Adena Ring,
Earl Peck, Harlan Palmer and Cecile
Martin. The drama receipts were 5000
and the Red Cross who served supper
preceding the drama received Sl7S6.
Following is the result of the New
Haven town meeting Moderator, D.
A. Roleau; town clerk, c. S. Dana;
School Director, 3 years, Ralph Shed
rick; lister, 3 years. Cameron Sprigg;
lister, 2 years, F. L. Eastman; Select
man, | year, Charles Palmer; select
man. 3 years, Mark Peck; Auditor. |
year, F. S. Hoag; auditor, 2 years, E.
V. Young; auditor, 3 years, v NJ.
Benedict; overseer of the poor, George
Palmer; collector of Taxes, F. f. Row
ley; town grand jurors, Mark Peck,
A. B Hoffnagle; town treasurer, F. L.
Shackett; town agent, Ira ]. Everest;
Road Commissioner, Julius Armstrong.
twenty-five dollars was voted for the
observance of Memorial Day, 500 for
the library, a highway tax of 40 cents,
a school tax of s. cents, and town
tax of So cents The license vote was
No 81 and Yes II.