Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-09-24
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(Mrs. F. L. Shackett, Correspondent
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Peck are par
ents of a daughter
Pauline Partch has been in Burling-
ton for a few days.
Miss Gretta Danbrooke is at home
from Cleveland, Ohio.
Mr.. Partch will superintend the Lat
terrell farm the coming year,
Robert Partch has returned to his
studies at Boston University.
James Davis has sold his farm 10
Ivan Moulton of Minnesota.
Mrs. Wesley Sumner is entertaining
a cousin from New York State.
Mrs. Washington Ward spent last
week with her sisters in Burlington.
Mrs. Wallace Hathorne entertained
friends from Enosburg Falls last week.
Miss Mary Gordon of Bennington
spent last week with Mr.. Charles Eve
rest
Miss Shields of Salem, N. Y, is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. w. V. Sturte-
want
Rev. and Mrs. Clyde Sumner have
gone to Kentucky to study at Asbury
College,
Eugene Fields of Panton was the
Sunday guest of Mr., and Mrs. F.
M. Partch.
Cameron Sprigg and Wallace Ha-
thorne have been duck hunting at
Long Point.
Miss Frances Piper of Worcester,
Mass, is visiting her cousin Mrs Shir-
ley Langdon.
Clifford Elmer and Carlton Clifford
are attending the Randolph Agricul-
tural School.
Miss Louise Robertson of Middle
bury was the weekend guest of Miss
Lucille Benedict
Arand Purinton, a former resident,
was married few weeks ago to Miss
Whittier of Bethel
Mrs NJ !. Landon and Miss Mari
anne Landon visited Mrs B. c. Hay
ward in Addison last week.
.Arlie Brtell of Weybridge is teach
ing in the Ryder district and is board
ing at Hayward Marshal's.
Mrs Mildred Sylvia and children
have returned from Woodstock where
she has been this past season.
The high school students are to
have a harvest supper and entertain
ment on Friday evening, October LIST.
Rev. !. H. Hoffman has resigned
from his pastorate in California He
was a former pastor of the Congrega-
tional church in this town
Mrs. Helen Drew died recently at
the home of her daughter in Randolph.
She was the mother of Mrs. Charles
Dutton, wife of a former pastor here.
Milo Merrill and wife of Benson
and Mr.. and Mrs George Eddy and
son of Burlington spent Sunday with
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. NJ
Merrill
Mrs Sarah Thompson has returned
from Vergennes, where she has been
assisting Mrs Howard Rose who is
recovering from recent operation in
the Mary Fletcher hospital
Mrs James Davis and the demon
stration team in cooking, consisting of
Marjorie Potter Harriet Leach and
Esther Sneden, are attending the Fair
at Springfield, Mass, this week
Mr. and Mrs Herbert Human of
Cornwall on-the Hudson gave t h cir
niece Muriel Johnson, who is attending
school there, a party on her eleventh
tirtLdav. Miss Muriel received sew
cral presents, among them a wrist
TatCh.
Mrs Bell, wife of the section boss
on the Rutland Railroad, died at her
home at New Haven Junction Satur-
day morning She had been i'll for
several months with cancer The re-
mains were taken to Maine, the home
of her only son. for interment.
The Boys and Girls Fair was a
great success. The exhibits of canned
goods, garden products, cooking, sew
ing and dress making were excellent.
There was also quite a showing of live
stock and fowls and the young peo-
pie won a generous number of blue,
red and white ribbons. Premiums of
about 500, mostly solicited about
town. were given. Ice cream, cake,
coffee and popcorn were sold and the
receipts will be used to help finance
their fair next year.