Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1919-01-24
NEW HAVEN NEWS

MIS-. Lutner jenkins mas been quite
i'll.
Mrs Samuel Jackman and daughter
are i'll,
George Coats was in Burlington last
Saturday
William Bennett was in Burlington
Saturday.
George Palmer was in Burlington
last Saturday.
George Larrow is to build larg
barn in the spring.
Dr. George Eddy of Burlington was
in town last week.
Arlie Kingsley has employment in
Beaver Glen Factory.
Miss Myrtle Peck is caring for
patient in Vergennes.
c, w Rivers and son are to erect a
large barn in the spring.
Miss Hazel Ward is in Springfield,
Mass, where she has employment
Leon Rowley has sold his farm and
stock to Mr. Kingsland of Vergennes
Miss Barber of Addison was the re-
cent guest of Mrs Mervin E. Twitch-
ell
Mrs. Harry Peck and daughter Miss
Myrtle were in Burlington last Thurs
day.
Dr. Rose Gotta, osteopath, Of Burling-
ton was a business visitor in town re-
Gently
Mr. and Mrs. Bell are boarding at
Cameron Spriggs. Mr.. Bell is the new
section boss.
/ W. H. Partch was recently elected
vice president OF the First National
Bank of Bristol.
Harry Ring has recovered from an
attack of the influenza. He is now ill
with the humps
George Palmer was at the Fanny
Allen hospital last week to see AL
bert Danbrooke
Albert Danbrook underwent a sue
cessful operation last week at the
Fanny Allen hospital
Lucille Benedict visited in Burlington
with her father " NJ. Benedict on his
business trip last week
Miss Lorena Sturtevant of Wey-
bridge spent the weekend with Misses
Mildred and Eva Weston
Hasson Davis has resumed carving
the school children from his district
after an illness of two weeks.
Influenza has appeared in the fam
lily OF Edward Coursey. There are also
several cases in Brooksville.
The senior class of Beeman High
School are to present the drama
Lighthouse Nan, next month.
The meetingSof Beaver Glen Grange
was postponed from last Friday even
ing to date to be announced later
Frank NJ Merrill, George Everest
and Charles Palmer attended the
Dairymen's meeting in Burlington last
week
Miss Margaret Gardner of Portland,
Me, is spending the winter with her
aunt Mrs. Patterson and is attending
school here.
Earl Ross, sailor on the New
Hampshire" writes that he has made
one trip across. Ross enlisted few
months ago
Harlan Palmer has returned from
Lone Oak, Ark, honorably discharged
from the aviation service. He was an
instructor there.
Mrs. Charles Everest and two sons
have returned from South Shafts
bury where they have spent the past
three weeks with her parents
Mrs NJ. ]. Landon, Miss Landon and
Mr.. and Mrs. r. ID, Landon were in
Addison last week to see Mrs. Landon's
sister, Mrs. Frances Hayward
Rev. and Mrs E. V. Young have
been with Mrs. Young's sister, Mrs.
Cecil Bristol in Nergennes during the
illness and death of Mr. Bristol
Miss Marcia WinSlow, shortly before
Col. Roosevelt's death, had composed
a poem in memory of the death of his
son and had sent it to him at OYSTER
Bay, as follows
A. Langdon Roleau and Washington
Ward have set the farmers portable
saving outfit in the Burroughs woods
near Bert Frisbies place and will get
out a quantity of timber there this
winter.
Mr. and Mrs Shirley Langdon. Mr.
and Mrs Walter Hunt, Mr.. and Mrs
Philo Elmer and Silas Doud and
daughter, Miss Mary attended a pleas
ant surprise party which was given Mr.
and Mrs. Mervin Twitchell last Fri
day evening
Farmers are again carrying milk to
the Slawson Decker plant at New Ha-
ven Junction as terms have been made
which are satisfactory to the Farmers
League. In the meantime the milk
has been separated at the old Beaver
Glen Cheese factory and Mr. Quincy
Swain has conveyed the cream to
Starksboro to be made into butter.
Charles W Landon who died re-
Gently in New Orleans, La, was a
cousin OF the late Mills ] Landon OF
this town He had taught music in
several Conservatives in all parts of
the country He was the first President
of the New York State Music Teach
er's Association and for a time was
Editor of the Etude, published in
PhiladelDhia