Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1919-01-31
NEW HAVEN NEWS

(Mrs F. L. Shackett, Correspondent
Norton Tyrill is i'll with qunsy.
Miss Marion Clifford is at home from
Rutland.
HalIock Peck was in Burlington last
Saturday,
There were no services at the church
last Sunday.
Mrs. Harry Gordon is seriously i'll
with pneumonia.
Mrs. George Everest was in Burling-
ton last Saturday.
Odel Estes of Lincoln was in town
on business recently.
Miss Mary Barrows was at home
recently from Montpelier.
A. Langdon Roleau is pressing hay
for Mr.. Stone in Monkto
Will Hubbard has sold his farm OF
Charles Sawyer Of Rutland.
Miss Josephine Clifford has business
position in Greenfield, Mass.
M. W. Clifford has established milk
ing machine in his new stock barn.
There was whist social at the Town
Hall last week Wednesday evening.
Mrs. C. S. Dana and daughter Marion
are spending few days in Montpelier.
F. S, Hoag is cutting the timber on
his farm. Robert Parker is doing the
work.
Mr. C. S. Dana visited her mother,
Mrs. Emma Jackman in Waltham last
Sunday.
Mildred Weston, and Will Bennett and
children, who have been i'll are now
better.
Mrs. E. H. Boynton and daughter of
Bristol were recent guests of Mrs.
James Davis.
Mr. and Mrs James Cleland of Alburg
recently visited their daughter, Mrs. E.
V. Young
Earl Swenor is i'll with influenza at
the home of his grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs Henry Come.
Superintendent Beeman has been
granted year 5 absence to do educa-
tional wo;k overseas.
The Selectmen have paid $1,000 to
owners of sheep which have been killed
by dogs in this town.
S. D. Uoud has sold his farm to
Ramie Poulin, who has carried on this
farm for several years.
The children in Miss Taylor's room
sent flowers to Juanita Wilson during
her severe illness last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Philo Elmer visited
Mrs. Elmer's sister, Mrs Louis Dro-
lette, in Cornwall last Sunday.
The Warner children, who attend
school here have rented rooms in W. u.
Sturtevant's tenement house.
- Mrs. M. w. Clifford was called to
Rutland last week by the serious illness
of her mother, Mrs. Kinsmsn.
Mrs Mary Goulet.e and children are
convalescing at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Lorraine
Miss Elizabeth Siple who teaches in
Walling1 ord, spent the weekend with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Sipe.
Mrs W. A. Danbrooke spent two
days in Burlington last week. Mr. Dan
DrOoke Is NAMING Tdplu Improvement dI
at the Fanny Allen hospital and expects
TO return home soon.
The graded school is closed on &C
count of the prevalence Of influenza but
the High school is open as usual. Mr..
F. s. Hoag supplied last week during
the illness of Principal Olds.
New Haven reached its quota, $3.50.
in the recent drive for the Armenian
Syrian relief fund. The Red Cross at
New Haven Mills gave $25 toward it.
Miss Marcia Winslow had the matter in
charge owing to the illness of Chairman
Odds.
Mrs. Belle Powers Simonds, former
resident of this town, died recently at
her late home in Pittsford, at the age of
80 years. Mrs. Simonds had resided in
New Haven for many years after the
death of her husband and she and her
brother, Herbert Powers, occupied the
old home, large farm on the New
Haven river road purchased by their
father, Jeremiah Powers. After the
sale of this farm about two years ago
Mrs. Simonds and her brother purchased
a home in Pittsford Village. Mrs. ST.
monds was an estimable woman, well
known to the older residents in this and
surrounding towns. The funeral service
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