Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-10-22
NEW HAVEN NEWS

A. Langdon Roeau is building a
garage.
Mrs. Clinton Sherman has been on
the sick list.
Earl Peck is attending school in
Montpelier
Miss Flora Human recently visited
friends in Bristol.
Cecil Partch spent Sunday with his
brother, F. M Parch.
Next Sunday is international go
to Sunday School" day.
Mrs. Mary Clark of Fcrrisburgh Wis.
tied Mrs Nina Ward last week
Mr.. and Mrs A. L. Roleau are par
ents of son born last Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ring have mo-
tored to Montreal to visit relatives.
Dr. Emo of Vsrgennes was in trwn
testing cattle the first of the week.
Mrs. James Wilson was at home
from her school in Monkton over Sun
jay.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. c. Elmer recently
entertained relatives from New Hamp-
shire.
Mrs. George Eagan is recovering
well from serious operation at her
home
The New Haven Agricultural Club
met at the Town Hall on Tuesday
evening
The annual meeting of the Red
Cross Society was held on Wednesday
afternoon.
DR.. and Mrs. Thatch of Alabama
are the guests of Silas Doud and
daughter Mary.
Mr. and Mrs Benjamin Duprey and
son OF MiddleDury visited friends in
town last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Roy Norton and
children have taken a motor trip to
places in Massachusetts,.
Beatrice Benedict and Mortimer
Roscoe were at home from Mddlebury
College for the weekend,
Misses Madeline Everest and Flor
ence Clifford were at home from the
L. v NJ for the weekend.
Mrs. R. D. Landon and her father,
A. B Hoffnagle. motored to Essex,
n. Y, to visit relatives this week.
Mrs. Charles Dana and daughter
Eleanor visited her mother, Mrs
Tackman on Saturday and Sunday
Miss Alice Wilson has new Hud-
son car She now teaches in Mont
pehel and recently called on friends
here.
Mr.. and Mrs Jesse Grover have
taken letters from the Congregational
church here to the Federated church
in Bristol
The ladies of the parish finished
cleaning the church on Wednesday
completing the work they commenced
last week Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dimmock and
Nh and Mrs Charles Everest took d
long automobile trip to Rutland ant
adjoining towns the 18th.
Miss Hattie Porter, her aArt Mrs
Belts OF Middlebury and Mr. anc
Mrs Fields of Cornwall visited Ever
green cemetery last Sunday
Mrs d. o. Jones gave a report il
Sunday School last Sunday of thC
Addison County Sunday School con
vention held at Weybridge.
Mrs Rena Swenor recently spen
several davs in West Addison with hcl
husband Charles Swenor who is pack
ing apples on the LOOMS farm il
that town.
Mr. and Mrs Clinton Conant anC
Mrs Everett Hathorne have returned
from visiting relatives in northern
New York state for the past three
weeks.
Mrs Frances HAYWARD and her sol
and daughter Miss Alice and Josepl
HAYWARD were the guests of Mrs
Hayward's sister Mrs. NJ. J. Landol
last Saturday.
NJ W. Clifford has purchased tn,
Fred Briggs farm, formerly known a
tine Shcrrod Brown place. Mr. Cliffor;
exchanged property in Pittsford will
Mr. Briggs in the sale.
r. D. Landon and family and Mrs
NJ 7 Landon motored to Ira, VT, tn
first OF the week and visited Dam
Jones Mr. Jones formerly spen
some time in town before the wa
as COW tester
Miss Marcia Winslow returned t.
} her school duties on Thompson
Island, Boston Harbor on Saturda,
after spending a week with her mothe
Mrs. F NJ Partch at the home 0
Mrs. Charles S. Everest.
F M. Partch who met with the los
of his home by fire recently has de
} cided to rebuild in the Spring. He nov
occupies Mrs. Wesley Summers HON
and his farm tenant Victor Shacket
and family are living in a part of tn
Stephen Nutting house.
John Caldwell of Pittsford and hi
cousin Mrs. Edward Ferguson of Bri'
toll attended the morning service her
last Sunday. Both were former res
! dents here. Friends of Mrs. John Gao
I well, Sr., will be glad to learn of he
! continued improvement at the Pro-
tor hospital.
Russell Everest gave a report of ii
= Christian Endeavor State Convent:o
: held last week at Chester and of II
= Christian Endeavor work in the Stat