Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1919-01-31
VERGENNES NEWS

Lieut.. Joseph H. Scranton OF Camp
Wadsworth, Spartanburg, s. C., is at
his home here.
Miss Florence St. Clair has returned
from Oswego N. Y, and is with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph st. Clair
Miss Ruth Wyeth, granddaughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Tier, is in training az
Mary Fletcher hospital, Burlington, for
a nurse.
William NJ. Dean and son J. P.
Dean, who have been visiting Mrs.
William Hollis in Boston, Mr. Deans
daughter have returned.
Mrs. Stephen E. Noonan has re-
turned from weeks stay in Montpe-
Ter with Mr.. Noonan, who is attending
the sessions of the Legislature.
Miss Helen Adams, daughter of
Mrs. Annette Adams. who has been
dbng 'stenographic work in France
for several months, has arrived IN New
York City.
Mr. and Mrs. Volney Avery OF Bur
lington, the latter having underwent
an operation last week at a Burlington
hospital, are visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. G Wright.
Private Clarence Beach, who has
been for several months in the I. ).
army, arrived Saturday from Camp
Jackson, S. c., to visit his mother,
Mrs Rosa Beach. He has received his
discharge.
Howard Grandey OF Vergennes, who
is now sergeant major, is stationed at
Delmarten, France. Mr.. Grandey has
been with the American expeditionary
forces for over year, but expects TO
return home soon
Miss Mary Harte, the trained nurse
who was caring for Capt, and Mrs NJ
H. Daniels, who were both i'll, was call
ed to her home in West Addison by
the illness OF her brother, Michael.
Capt. and Mrs Daniels are improving
w. r. Warner of the Rexall store
has applied for a license OF the fifth
class to sell intoxicating liquor at his
store on Main street and a public
hearing will be given at the office OF
I. A. Harrington on Main street Fri
day afternoon, February Z, at o'clock
News was received here Tuesday OF
the serious illness with pneumonia,
following influenza, OF Harold Hallock,
who is a student at the Randolph ag-
ricultural school.
Rev. James Elmer Mckee, until a
few months ago rector of St Pauls
Episcopal church in Vergennes, has
been called to the rectorship OF st
Peters church in Bennington, to sue
coed the late Rev. T. F. Turner. Mr.
Mckee has been assistant rector OF the
church since leaving Vergennes.
Capt. and Mrs. George A. Russell,
who have been guests OF Mr. and Mrs
Raw N. Graves, Mrs. Russells par
ents, have gone to visit Capt. Russell S
parents in Monkton Ridge. He will
report later to a New York canton
ment. Capt Russell has been in the
service overseas for the past year.
Rev. William E. Frazier of Little
Ferry, N. J., to whom the Congrega-
tional church has extended call, has
accepted and will assume the duties
of his pastorate next Sunday. MI
Frazier is about 30 years of age, mar
ried and has two children. He is a
graduate of Oberlin college and Drew
Theological seminary. The church has
been without pastor since Rev. Rich
ard G. Woodbridge resigned November
and moved to Boston.
News has been received here of the
marriage al New York City Of Maj
lanes OBrien of Boston and Miss
Helen Grant of Gloucester, Mass. The
bride has been a guest at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs I.ohis L. Cotey here,
and spent a part of the summer IF 1877
at the COtsy cottage. She went from
here to Camp Devens Ma So having
oiled in tire national army school
-, nul IS ard has since been st uonCt
Il that cerp. he marriage took
blsce upon the arriy al from overseas
jl ,iaJ. O'7rien. They will make their
home in Gloucester temporarily.