Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-03-19
NEW HAVEN NEWS

(Mrs. F. L. Shackett, Correspondent
Mrs Henry Come is in poor health
Charles S. Everest has been i'll the
past week.
A. L. Roleau was a recent visitor il
Burlington
Eben Stokes spent last Friday in
Burlington.
Miss Marianne Landon spent Mon
day in Burlington.
Mrs. f. E. Rowley has been quite
ill for several weeks
Mrs. Mark Peck recently spent a
few days in Burlington
Mrs. Helen Hathorne has let her
farm to Clinton Sherman.
Hallock Peck has had a telephone
installed in his new home.
Miss Florence Wells is visiting friends
in Newport and also in Quebec
Mr.. Allen of Saranac. N. Y, recently
visited his nephew, Hasson Davis.
Harry Peck is visiting his sister-in-
law, Mrs. Cook, in Tconderoga, N. Y.
Neighbors of Mrs. w. V. Sturtevant
sent her a sunshine box last Saturday.
Charles Daniels will carry on the
Barton farm on Town Hill the coming
year.
Jay Leach has recently shipped a
dog from his kennels to parties in
Florida
d. o. Jones was called recently to
Castleton by the illness and death of
a relative.
Edward Dana attended the reunion
of Camp Abnaki boys at Burlington
last Friday.
F. NJ. Partch and c. L. Nutting
were in the Queen City on Thursday
of last week.
Communion service at the Congrega-
5ional church has been postponed until
Easter Sunday.
Miss Elizabeth Siple is at home from
ler school in East Wallingford for the
spring vacation.
Mrs. Fred Latham and daughter of
Ferrisburg visited her sister, Mrs.
Smith Rose recently.
Mr. and Mrs George Hallock are
IN Middlebury with their daughter,
Mrs. Benjamin Hayes.
Mr.. and Mrs R. L. Smith of Bird
bort were overSunday guests of Mr.
and Mrs. James Davis.
Ray Moulton and family of Panton
listed their cousins. Mr.. and Mrs.
ames Davis last week.
There was no electricity on Sunday
II the early evening, and consequently
10 service at the church.
w. V. Sturtevant was in Burlington
ecently to see his wife who is a patient
1t the Mary Fletcher hospital.
F. L. Barrows who has assisted Flovd
>eese of Middlebury the past five wears
will return to his farm in town.
Miss Marguerite Bottum visited her
unit, Mrs. w. v Sturtevant at the
Nary Fletcher hospital last Saturday.
Herbert Goulette, who is working in
paper mill in Ticonderoga, spent Sun
ay with his mother, Mrs Mary Goul-
tie
Miss Marianne Landon now has
barge of the library which is open to
he public on Friday afternoons from
hree to four o'clock
Mrs Clyde Hoffnagle attended the
Secutive committee meeting of the
ddison County Farmers Association
gently held in Middlebury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Grover, who re-
emily sold their place at New Haven
ILLS, are moving to the home of their
1n' William Grover, where they will
'main for the present.
Miss Myrtle Wilson, eldest daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Wilson. was
larried recently at PHILADELPHIA to
irst Sergeant Harry J. Reed of Camp
ike, Ark. They are to reside in Little
oCk, Ark.
Interesting closing exercises were
ED in Miss Laura Taylor's room last
riday afternoon. Several guests were
resent. The schools are closed for
vo weeks vacation. Mr.. Davis is
bending his vacation in Bethel. Miss
arnes is at her home in Barre. Miss
alton is with her mother in Bristol
liss Taylor has gone to her home in
Iooers Forks, ~ Y, and Miss Church
in Randolph.