Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-09-10
NEW HAVEN NEWS
MRS. F. L. Shackett, Correspondent


Pomona Grange met here on We'd
nesday
Nadine Everest is at home from
Bread Loaf Inn.
R. d. Landon and family motored
to Burlington last Friday
Mrs. Emelene Merrill has returned
from visiting relatives in New York
state
Mrs James of Port Henry, n "
was the guest of relatives here last
week.
Miss Ruth Holden of Dorchester
Heights is the guest of Miss Pauline
Partch
Mr. George Selden of Bristol spent
Friday with his niece Mrs James
Wilson.
Clinton Sherman has moved to the
house he purchased sometime ago at
the center
Fred Rowley, Jry and Leon Rowley
OF Burlington visited their parents
over Sunday
Donald Palmer of Berkshire recent
ly visited his parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
George Palmer.
Beatrice Benedict is spending a few
days at home before she returns to
Middlebury College
Mrs. c. S Dana and daughter, FL
eanor are visiting her mother, Mrs
Tackman in Waltham
Mis- Laura Mead spent Sunday with
her aunt Miss Uranea Mead she
is to teach this year in Barre
Ira Everest Moses Wilson and Fred
and Leon Rowley were at the lake
fishing the first of the week
Mrs Charles Everest and a party
of friends from South SALISBURY are
in camp at Elm Point, IVES. Addison.
Mr. Daniel Twtchell of Weybridge,
his daughter and grandchild spenT Sat
urday with Silas Doud and daughter.
The road leading from Town Hill
to the center has been much improved
by Road Commissioner, julius Arm
strong
Miss Alice Wilson who has con
Quoted a tea room at Middlebury this
summer has returned to Montpelier
TO teach this year
Mrs. Martha Conkey of Minneapolis
MINI, has recently contributed S25.
toward the perpetual care fund of
Evergreen Cemetery.
Mrs. Martha Purinton formerly of
this town was married August 10Th in
Burlington to Eugene Tyler They
are to reside in Jericho
Henry c. Roscoe plans to spend the
winter with his daughter, Mrs. W.
O. Smith in California and to return
to New Haven in the spring
Hoyt Swain and wife of Northern
New York state were week end guests
OF their parents Mr.. and Mrs. Quincy
Swain and Mr.. and Mrs. W NJ Stowe
The booth in horticultural hall be-
longing to Beaver Glen Grange was
very attractive and contained a great
variety OF farm products 1t receiv-
ed a prize OF $500
Mrs Howard Johnson gave a moth
ers and infants party last week on the
first birthday anniversary of her son
Reginald Several friends of mother
and son were present.
Mrs. John A Caldwell, former rrsi-
dent here, is in failing health at the
Proctor hospital 1t is thought that |
she has blood poisoning and that I'M
putation may be necessary.
George Swenor and wife of Bur
lington were the guests of his parents
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Swenor over
Sunday and OF his brother, charles
Swenor and wife on Labor Day.
Frank Chaffee and family of King
ston, n Y, are visiting his mother,
Mrs. Mary Chaffee. Mrs Chaffee and
daughter Miss Susan Chaffee will re-
turn with them to spend fortnight
Word has been received from Rev
c. S. Sargent of Marshall Texas that
he has lost his eldest daughter Con
stance. She was born in New Haven
when Mr. Sargent was the pastor of
the church here.
Mr. and Mrs. F. NJ Merrill and Mr.
anu MIS- GCOlSG dllllGl lIOlOlCQ ~
AXE Clear, n Y, last Saturday to
visit the Weld camp there Mrs. Mer-
ill will also visit her three sisters at
Lake Placid, n Y.
Mortimer Roscoe is at home for
4 short time before returning to Mid
1lebury College He spent the sum
ner at the Brandon Inn as clerk and
assisted as ticket seller at the County
Fair at Middlebury.
Mr.. Frank Barrows and his son Lu-
.ius left on Saturday to commence
heir journey to Kobe, Japan and
Miss Mary Barows also went on
to Deep River, Conn, where
me viii teach the coming year.
Miss Josephine Clifford was given
a miscellaneous shower by her young
friends at the home of Miss Pauline
Partch last Saturday aftrnoon. Mr..
Beers of Schenectady, n. Y, was
guest at NJ w Cliffotd's last week.
The Fair for the boys and girls of