Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1919-01-03
NEW HAVEN NEWS

(Mrs. F. L. Shackett, Correspondent
Hoyt Swain has been at home from
Camp Upton.
Russell Everest is to resume work at
Middlebury College.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Hoffnagle and
son, Stewart have been i'll.
Mrs. r. d. Landon has been i'll the
past week with influenza.
Mrs. Frank Merrill and daughter,
Bernice have been on the sick list.
Beaver Glen Grange met on New
Years eve. A program was given
Miss Louise Chaffee returned Tues
day to her school duties at Indiana,
Penn
Miss Matte Swain has returned
from spending week with friends in
Essex
Paul Bearor spent Christmas with
his mother, Mrs. Louise Bearor in Bur
lington.
: Miss Isabel Bristol of Middlebury
was the weekend guest of Miss Ma
rion Dana.
Mrs. Edward Swenor recently visit
ed her daughter, Mrs. Edward Coy in
Burlington.
Robert and Pauline Partch left for
Boston last Saturday. Miss Pauline
resumed her school duties at Fremont,
N. H., this week.
Miss Alice Wilson of Middlebury
College was the recent guest of Mrs.
A. Langdon RoIeau.
Mrs. Edward Coursey was thrown
from her wagon recently by colliding
with a gravel team.
Mr.. McClennan of Alburg has been
the guest of his sister, Mrs. E. V.
Young the past week.
Rev. E. V. Young and family spent
Christmas with Mrs. Young's sister
and family in Vergennes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Benham, Mrs,
Carroll Bottum and A. c. Squier mo-
tored to Burlington last week.
Marion Clifford of Rutland and Earl
Clifford of the Randolph Agricultural
School were at home for the holidays.
Rev. Clyde R. Sumner and wife of
Ephratah, N. Y, spent Christmas with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs, Frank Sum
ner.
Mrs Hannah Barnum entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Conant and Mr..
and Mrs. Carroll Landon Christmas
Day.
Miss Clara Pallman, a teacher in the
Bristol Graded School spent the hol-
day vacation with her sister, Mrs.
Harry Ring
Miss Marcia Winslow has deturned
from visiting friends in Boston and
also her brother Howard and family in
West Rutland.
The Burlington Free Press has not
been delivered here by automobile TO.
several days on account of the cord
ton of the roads.
Miss Mildred Weston visited Miss
Lorena Sturtevant in Weybridge last
week and the Teachers Training Class
in Middlebury Monday
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs
Antwine Lorraine, former residents of
this town, died of influenza at their
home in Bristol last Sturday.
Communion will be observed at the
Congregational Church next Sunday
morning and the pastor will have a
special talk for the boys and girls.
~ L. Bushey and wife of Rutland
were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Cameron Sprigg Mr. and Mrs. Sprigo
and children spent Christmas with his
sister, Mrs. John Shaw and family in
Weybridge.
Miss Ida Lamb of Bristol visited
Mrs Charles f. Palmer last week. 1t.
Harlan Palmer left for Lone Oak, Ark,
on Saturday after spending the week
here with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
c. E. Palmer
Will Hoag of Burlington was a bust
ness visitor here last Saturday He re-
ported that 1900 men have recently
been discharged for a time from the
different Mills in Winooski owing to
lack of orders.
Mr.. and Mrs James E Davis en-
tertained Mr. and Mrs Don Sneden of
Mooers, n Y. Carl Sneden and family
of Waltham, Ray Moulton and family
of Panton, Mrs. Amelia Barnard of
Bristol, Hasson Davis and family Miss
Carrie Mason and Mr.. and Mrs.
George Coats of this town on Christ
mas Day.
DR.. Z. S. Weston and Miss Myrtle
Kingsley were united in marriage on
New Years Day at the parsonage by
Rev E v Young They are now away
on a wedding trip.
The graded and high school is closed
by order of health officer, George Palm
er, on account of-m cases of influ-
enza in town. Miss Madeline Everest
and Lucille Benedict, pupils in the
school, are i'll with the disease. DR..
Waterman of Vergennes is assisting
DR.. Norton of Bristol in caring for in
fuenza patients here Both Dr. Briggs
and DIR. Edmunds of Bristol are ill.,
The teachers returned on Wednesday
to reopen the schools yesterday after