Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1919-02-28
NEW HAVEN NEWS

(Mrs. F. L. Shackett, Correspondent
Howard Wright is ill with influenza.
Rev. E. v Young was in Vergennes
Tuesday.
Mrs Will Bennett is under the doc
tors care
Mrs c. S. Dana spent Thursday in
Nergennes.
Herbert Goulette is working for
Smith Rose
Mrs, Martin and two sons are ill
with influenza
Robert Parker is the new Master of
Beaver Glen Grange.
Mrs c. S. Dana and daughter, Flea
nor are in Montpelier.
Miss Ethel Smith has returned to
her school in Addison.
Eva and Mildred Weston were at
their home over Sunday.
Ira Everest is in Burlington serving
on the Federal Grand Jury
Miss Barnes spent Saturday and Sun
day with her parents i'll Barre.
AYud IldlHOIlle HAS lIluuellLd ana
her brother is recovering from it.
Mrs William Siple and Mrs. Clinton
Sherman each have new victrolas.
Mrs Scott Cooley and other friends
are guests of Miss Carrie Mason.
Mrs F NJ Partch and Mrs. Mark
Peck were in Burlington last week.
Mrs. Ernest Cushman of Warren was
in town at their home here last week
Ira Everest and George Palmer were
recent fishermen at Lake Champlain
Mr.. and Mrs. Birchard of Shoreham
visited at Norton Tyrill's over Sunday
F. L. Shackett, George Palmer and
Ira Everest were in Burlington Tues
day.
The Red Cross will serve a supper
preceding the drama this evening at the
Town Hall
Mr. and Mrs V. M. Benedict and
w. w. Hubbard we're Burlington visi-
tors Tuesday.
Robert Partch is attending the Col
ilege of Business Administration at Bos-
ton University.
Miss Pauline Partch a teacher in
Fremont, N H.. is at home for the
spring vacation.
Several from here who attended the
business mems banquet at the Bristol
House Friday evening.
Norton Tyrill and family, visited
Mrs. Tyrills mother, Mrs. Barney, at
Basin Harbor last week.
Lucius Barrows is expected home this
week. His sister Miss Mary Barrows
went to New York to meet him.
Edena Ring had a pleasant 18th
birthday party last week at the home
! of her sister, Mrs. c. d. Hoffnagle.
Mrs. R. d. Landon and daughter,
Catherine, visited her cousin in Bur
lington, Wednesday and Thursday of
this week.
Rev H. C. Newell of Middlebury and
Rev Mr. Taylor of Cornwall were pres
ent at the mid week prayer meeting
last evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Sherrod Brown of
Burlington, former residents here, spoke
at a recent meeting of Standard Post
in Burlington.
The body of Fordyce Bottum who .
died suddenly at his club in Milwau
kee, Wis, last week will be brough
here for interment in the spring.
The drama Light House Nan will
be presented at the Town Hall this
evening by the Senior class Rehear- 8,
sails have been held for several weeks,
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sylvia of Bris- /
toll are the parents of twin babies-a u
boy and girl-born Monday Mrs. Syl-
via was Miss Mildred Hoffnagle Of this II
town.
Mr.. and Mrs L. A. Baker who lived W
at Spring Grove Camp Ground for sew
eral years are now both in feeble eC
health at the home of a cousin in h,
Leicester
The funeral of Miss Carrie Squier 6,
elder daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. f.
5quier of Chester was held from the
home of her uncle, A. c. Squier, Fri
lay afternoon at 3 o'clock, Rev. L. V. ~
Young officiating. Miss Squier was 81
BORN in the home from which her flu
leral was held and lived here eighteen So
'ears. She was graduate of Beeman K
academy and had a wide circle of
who mourn with the in
.rief stricken parents and only sister, M
Miss Louise. The cause of her death
vas meningitis and she was seriously -.
Il only few days. There was pro- li ,'
usion of flowers from friends here, I"
chester, and Pittsford. The bearers
we're her four cousins, Carroll Bottum Sc
linton Sherman, Leon Rowley, and ST.
Iallock Squier The interment was in
Evergreen cemetery. Those here from ed
ut of town to attend the funeral were BIO
hrs. George Sprigg and daughter, da
trace, of Port Henry, Miss Newton OF
'ittsford and Mrs. Howard Johnson fa,
nd Mrs Adrian Thompson of Wey- W;
ridge nj,
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