Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1919-10-03
VERGENNES NEWS

Mrs. Paul Cary of Wallingford is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. H. A. Burroughs.
Miss Leah Lavallee entered the EN-
ploy OF Max Fishman Monday as clerk,
Mrs. A. S. Haven and daughter,
Shirley, are visiting at her former home
in Newport.
Mrs. c. Ward Spaulding has return
ed from a visit to her brother, Charles
Grandey, and family at Southbridge,
Mass,
Philip Ross, who has been visiting
his father, Frank A. Ross, and sister,
Miss Mary Ross, returned Monday to
New York City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Daniels of Ma
panoch, N. Y, are guests of his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jubie Daniels, and
his sister, Mrs John Gee.
Mrs. Jerome Brazelton, who has been
at Mary Fletcher hospital, Burlington
for an operation, has returned to the
home of her sister, Mrs. E. b Lee,
Miss Ellen Hough and brother
George, who was recently discharged
from the U. S. army, have gone to
visit their sister, Mrs. Byron S. Price,
in New York,
Miss Grace Fitzpatrick returned
Sunday night from a stay at her home
in Pittsford, accompanying her sister,
Miss Gladys, OF Hartford, Conn, who
has been visiting her here.
Mrs. A. II. Godette and Miss Lucy
Rivers are visiting the latters brother,
Charles, III schenectady, y. Y. Mr..
Godette spent the weekend in Bristol
with his son, Henry, and family
Mrs julia Kondeau and sister, Mrs.
c. L. NJ Caisse, who have been i'll
Port Henry, n. v, are at Mrs. Caisse S
home here Tor a stay Fred Rondeau
accompanied them here, making the
trip by auto.
Judge Frank L. Fish, who has been
presiding at Rutland County court
was at home for the weekend He
went from here Monday to preside at
an adjourned session of Grand Isle
County court
Mr., and Mrs. George d. Middle
brook moved this week to the run
house on Maple street, where Dr. ana
Mrs. j. Webb have been residing. DR..
and Mrs. Webb are to locate III Bur
hngton for the winter.
DR.. John NJ. Caisse, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. L. II. CaIsse, has rented the
rooms over the American Express com
pany office, and has begun practclns
medicine DR.. Calsse located in Swan
ton, where he practiCed until he enlisted
in the L. 5. medical heserve corps, hav-
ing but recently received his discharge
after service overseas.
Out of II who had exhibits at the
Vermont State iair, nine of the students
at Nergennes school were awarded
premiums as follows: Shell beans, Is
ther Barton, Josephine Barton; can
ming, Mildred Cotey; yelloweye beans
Miner Donahue; carrots, Sarah Fish
man; potatoes, Marion Parker Hollis
Porter; sugar beets, John Rivers;
squash and cucumOers, Beulah Sorreu
Marsh Ellison, aged Il, OF Springfield,
has been committed to the Nergennes
Industrial school Tor stealing wearing
apparel from a laundry III tnat town.
When his record was looked up it was
learned that the boy had previously
been an inmate Of the industrial school
and in company with another boy
escaped about four months ago. They
worked for a couple OF months i'll a
mine and afterward located i'll Spring
field. lie was first sentenced from Lud-
low
Erwin Clark, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur T. Clark, has secured his dis
charge from the L. S. navy, after serv-
ing 10 months. He was for a time
stationed at Pelham Bay, n. Y, but
more recently was aboard the U. S. 5.
Panaman, on which he made seven
trips to France, being allowed shore
leave on his last trip, and he visited
Paris and other places of interest. Mr..
Clark is a graduate of Vergennes high
school, class of 1916, and of St Law
renee university at Canton, n.