Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1919-05-16
VERGENNES NEWS

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ers.
Howard Shortsleeves has gone to
Rutland, where he has employment
in the American Express company OF
flee.
Mrs Wallace C.. Foote has gone to
Washington d. c., where She will Wis t.
her daughter, Miss Elsie Foote, who
has government position.
William c Kimball of Bridgeport,
Conn, who, with Mrs Kimball, re-
Gently returned to town, has entered
the employ OF T NJ Warner
Leonard LeBoeuf of Worcester,
Mass, is passing some time here on
business He is at the home of his
sister, Mrs William II. Norton
/ Rev W. S. Boardman, who has been
pastor of the Baptist church in Add
son for four years, has rendered his
resignation to take up the pastorate
OF the Baptist church in Williamstown,
Mass
Gladys Reills, 10, of Sheldon Springs,
was arraigned in St. Adams City court
Monday, charged with being an un,
comfortable child, and was sentenced
to spend the remainder OF her minor
itv at the Vermont Industrial school
DR. Ralph ! Deyoe, son of Mr. and
Mrs L. NJ Deyoe, of this city, who re-
Gently received his discharge at Camp
Devens, Mass, after serving overseas
for a part of a year. has entered a
dental office in Boston to practice his
profession
The Hon. Martin S. Villas of Burlng-
ton will be the Memorial day speaker
at Vergennes. He is recognized through
Vermont as being one of the best ora
tors in the state and the local post
G.. A. r., are fortunate in being able to
secure him.
Lieut. Robert A. Burroughs, who has
been across seas for over year with
a Syracuse, \ V university unit OF
which institution Mr. Burroughs is a
graduate, is passing some time with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs W. Allen
Burroughs
Miss Selma Milo has returned to
Worcester. Mass, after a several weeks
say mere WIN ner 9i i2 HI'sS Una
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with q daughter in Burlington.
Arthur p Sorrell, contractor, who
has been gwen the contract by Ine
.;t,. &, Lrild th. new sewer which is
10 extend from tine m'IN plalIl % ."1
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Private Howard j. f"ller' q Hlp"-
cw of Dr j. Z Powers is guest al
the Phelps home for part Oh IHc
wecs Private Potter VINO is SI1u-
uatc of Mldd.ebury college mas oeelI
tor Is months III inc T. p army ANU,
lance corps service IN france beISIu'''
auc Germany FOR hetilo'lou9 sei
vice he was awarded me OToM ue
Guerrc by the FTelch oIicias'
ne annual uttlHlS Oh tHc 40'u al,
Stream club was held last week
"Wednesday evening at Bi%oy NIeHlo'
ial library Dr. W. a. Wait VINO y d
captain IN the L. ,. army ana Is nov
stationed at MontpeHer' france WHe!e
he IS taking a post-Eraduale course III
medicine, was re-eIeCted pleSlueI NJ
Mrs. Lydia Hitler OF the vermont l.l,
dustrlal school stan wee PleSiueii'
Miss Adella lngham' secretary
Thomas Melloday, who was injured
last week Tuesday at the quarry OF the
Green Mountain Lime company in
New Haven, where he had been EN-
ployed for a number of months, when
large rock became dislodged from al
overhanging boulder fell and fractured
= Mr.. Melloday's skull, died at Mary
Fletcher hospital Sunday afternoon
He was taken to the institution the day
following the accident and never re-
gained consciousness. Although MIR
Melloday had resided in Vergennes for
number of years, very little is known
about him or his relatives Pending