Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1919-07-18
YERGENNES NEWS

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Mr. and Mrs. Leon Sorrell are tn
parents of son, born Friday.
Kenneth Jarvis is clerking in tn
Chamberlain Foote & Co, store.
Lawrence Panton has entered the EN-
ploy of Fred w. LeBoeuf in his restau
rant
DR.. Ford c. Langworthy of Washing
ton d. C., is guest of Mr.. and Mrs
Timothy Neville.
Mrs. Flora w. Blue of California
has arrived to spend the summer will
her sister, Mrs. Peter Smith.
Prof. Samuel J. Preston and famil,
OF White Plains, ~ Y, are at thei
Mile Point cottage for July and Au
gust,
Mrs. Esther Ostiguy, who has beer
visiting Capt. and Mrs. NJ. d. Daniels
mas returned to her home in Providence
r. l. N''N
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Mueller and SOL
OF st. Joseph, Mich, have arrived al
the home of his aunt, Mrs Wallace 7
Thompson
Victor Renaud of Goyola college
Montreal, is at the home of his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Remand for
! the summer.
John H. LeBoeuf moved Monday ia
The Augustus Richards tenement from
lne house which he has sold to Lieut.
Howard Adams
Roy c. Yattaw, who recently re-
turned from Boston, where he under
went an operation, is working part OF
the time at the H. B. Slack store.
Capt. w. Godfrey Watt of the u. S.
army who has been in England and
france for year, has returned and is
at the home of his mother, Mrs. len
ME c. Watt.
Miss Mae Tracy, who has been at
her home for the past month since
c'osing her school in New Orleans, La,
mas gone to Cornell university to at
tend summer school,
The Rev. L. A. Vezina has gone IN
a two weeks vacation visit to different
points in Massachusetts,. A priest
from St. Michaeps will preach at St
Peters church Sunday.
Leo Kane of Greenwich, N. Y. has
entered the employ of William R War
ner x Co, Fred Greene, who has been
assisting in the store for several months
mas returned to Mortified.
Mr.. and Mrs, Benjamin Fisher are
the parents OF daughter The child
IS IS granddaughter of Mr. and Mr.
CharIes /. Fairfield of Rutland and of
Mrs. II. P, Fisher OF this CITY
Ralph Norton has received his dis.
charge from the L. S. navy, and is At
me nome OF his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur w Norton He has been at
the New London, Conn, submarine
Truman Tyrell of the U. S. general
hospital at Colonia n. J.. is on a
months Through at the home of hi.
parents Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Tvrell
SeTgt, George Rohilack accompanied
Wyman A. Bristol who has been STA
toned at Camp Merritt, y. T.. as lien.
tenant has received his discharge and
IS visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
arleton Bristol. He has entered the
employ OF H. w. Dubiske Co.. of
chicago and will have his Headquarters
N New York city.
John Amblo, Jr., was painfully in.
ured Monday afternoon. He was dr;v.
ing the span of horses, owned by the
ermont Shade Roller company. which
we're attached to a heavy team loaded
with curtain rolls ready to load into
ar at the raiload station. He stepped
rom the team in front of the horses
Yhlch became frightened and started
MIR. Amblo being thrown down and a
Wheel passing over him.
Isadore LeBoeuf of Worcester. Mass.
one OF the victims of the auto accident
une y at Clarendon. when his broth
r. Leonard LeBoeuf also of Worcester.
ost his life, is sufficiently recovered to
cave the hospital at Rutland, where
lie was taken Immediately after the
ccdent, and is now convalescing at
ne home OF his sister, Mrs. w. H. Nor
on IN this city Mr. LeBoeuf has his
EFT leg and arm in plaster paris His
'ack IS also injured, although not SER
ously 1t will be some time before he
able to return to his home.
Mrs. Frances Smith Barber of Add
on died at the Mary Fletcher hospital
Burlington Saturday. She was Al
ears old. She is survived by her hus-
and, Ira Barber and three children and
wo sisters. Mrs. Barber was born in
.hzabethtown, ~ V, June no, 1872,
nd was the daughter of Ambrose and
,mma Harris Smith. The body was
AIKEN to her home in Addison where
he funeral was held Tuesday after
Don at ? o'clock Rev. w. S. Board
ian, pastor of the Congregational
hurch, oficiated The bearers were
VILLAIN Noonan Arthur Piper, S. G.
Itwley George Jackson, Myron Smith ]