Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1919-05-09
NEW HAVEN NEWS

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Mothers Sunday"
Earl Peck recently purchased new
lvers & Pond Piano.
Miss Emma Ball of Ferrisburgh is
the guest of Miss Mary E. Doud
Walton Willard of Reber, N. Y, was
the guest of his sister, Mrs. Ashel Hoff-
magic, last week.
Henry Martin has purchased the
Joseph Palmer place of A. P. Need
ham of Vergennes.
Mrs. John Lodewick Of Saratoga,
n. Y, was the guest Of Mrs. Mary
Chaffee the past week.
Mrs. Ida Wilson visited her brother,
Joyce Kingsley, in Rutland last Sat
urday and Sunday.
Mrs. L. A. Baker has come from
Leicester to live with her adopted
daughter, Mrs Orrin Wells.
Miss Jennie Thompson of Shelburne
a teacher in GAINESVILLE, N j. recently
visited Mrs. Robert Parker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoyt Swain are keep
ing house in Ellenburgh, N. Y, where
Mr.. Swain is manager of milk plant.
The Seniors of Beeman High School
repeated their drama Lighthouse Nan"
last Friday evening and netted about
$500
Mrs. Edward Leavenworth of Wood
River Neb, is in very poor health.
She was formerly Miss Emma Meach-
am of this town.
Henry Phillips wife and two children
Of Pittsford recently visited their
cousins, Hallock Peck and Mrs. A.
Langdon Roleau
Edgar Narcotics has lost 3 young
cattle in his pasture recently, two fell
over ledge and were killed and the
others died of exposure.
Edward Palmer of South Dakota re-
Gently visited his cousin, c. L. Nutting.
Mr. Palmer shipped carload of horses
from his farm there to sell in this
vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Miles and two
children of Brooklyn, N. y came by
auto the first of the week to visit Mrs.
Miles parents Mr.. and Mrs. H. K.
Daniels.
The Brewer Company of Worcester,
Mass, who own the New Haven Lime
Company works purchased $1,000 worth
OF Victory Bonds to be accredited to
New Haven.
Mrs w. H. Partch is visiting her
daughter, Miss Hazel Partch, in East
Hartford, Conn, Mrs, Leon Rowley
is keeping house for Mrs. Partch dur
ing her absence.
Misses Eva Weston, Ruth Everest,
Lucille Benedict, Marion Dana, Esther
Sneden, Nina Lafayette, and Harriet
Leach attended the Older Girls Con
ference at Rutland,
Luc.us Webb, who died recently
at his home in East Granville was the
husband of a former resident and
teacher here who, before her marriage
to Nh Webb, was Miss Lottie Walker.
The delegates appointed to attend
the Addison County Association of
churches held at Salisbury on Tuesday
were Mrs. M. J. Landon, Miss Mari
anne Landon, and Mr.. and Mrs. d. O.
Jones.
William Benton has bought farm in
Salisbury and is moving there from
Ferrisburgh. Mr.. Benton and family
formerly lived in New Haven. He was
the guest of Silas Doud one night last
week when en- route from Ferrisburgh
to Salisbury with drove of cattle.
The women solicitors for the Fifth
Victory Loan subscriptions reached
New Haven's quota and more, so that
the assistance of the Boy Scouts in
again going over the territory was not
needed The three German helmets
to be given the ladies securing the
largest subscriptions will be awarded
to Miss Marianne Landon, chairman,
Mrs. Walter P. Hunt, and to Mrs
Cameron Sprigg.
Prof and Mrs E. H. Hall and daugh-
ter, Miss Constance Hall, of Cam
bridge Mass, Judge Elias Bottum and
Mrs. Bottum of Milwaukee, Wis, Miss
Mary Bottum of Boston, Mrs. T. Hern-
don Brown and son, Herndon Brown,
OF Culpepper, Va, were guests of Mr.
and Mrs Julius Bottum last week.
They came to attend the burial of
their brother, the late Fordyce Bot
tum Of Milwaukee, Wis, who died in
that city last February The inter
ment was in the family lot in Ever
green cemetery.
Mrs Henry c, Roscoe who has been
gradually failing for months, suffering
with a cancer, passed away at the
Fanny Allen Hospital, where she has
been patient since last November, on
Thursday OF last week. Mrs Roscoe
was born in this town 65 years ago and
was daughter OF the late Dr. L. d.
Hall Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe had re-
sided in New Haven, where Mr. Ros-
coe was in the mercantile business, ali
OF her life until year and a half ago
when they went to Steele, Ala, to
spend several months with Mrs. Ros-
Goes only sister, Mrs Calvin Sprague,
and upon their return they went to
Burlington to reside hoping that med
ical attendance there would help her.
Mrs. Roscoe had a host of friends here
among old and young. During her
illness the children of the village have