Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-11-19
VERGENNES NEWS

Attorney George W. Stone left Mon
day on business trip to Chicago
! Mrs. c. H. Stewart of Charlotte is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John Gravelle
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ottley of Ge-
neva, N. Y visited friends in town
Friday.
James Thompson of Gloversville n
Y, has been visiting his aunt, Mrs
Ezra NJ. Ball.
Col Walter Scranton is ill at his
rooms at the Stevens House and Miss
Mary Harte is caring for hirl.
The Misses Grace Leonard and Mar
celia Radigan, teachers in the Vergen-
mes schools spent the weekend with
Miss Leonards parents in Orwell
Alderman Levi H, Brown and H. w,
Day have returned from a weeks
deer hunting trip at Meachan's Lake
in the AdirondaCks. They report poor
hunting and during their trip did not
get a shot at a deer.
Mrs David E. Ryan gave a party
Friday afternoon in honor of the 10th
birthday anniversary of her son.
Thomas. Ten of Master Thomas play
mates were present and games were
PLAYED and refreshments of sandwiches,
cake and ice cream were served Mrs.
Eliza Quinn catered
William Watt of New Rochelle, n.
Y, who arrived here Saturday, left
Sunday evening for Philadelphia, ac-
companed by his daughter, Miss Mary
Watt, who has for a number of years
been an ivalid. Miss Watt will be
placed in a hospital in Philadelphia
for treatment.
An attempt was made some time
Friday night to break into the gar se
OF A. B. Taber back of his residence.
A pane of glass inside the door 1t The
lear was broken and also the lock,
but not enough to effect an eli .:.ance.
The garage, besides a car, contained
automobile supplies. No clue has yet
been found as to the would-be thief.
Friday, Beuna Vista Camp No. $3.50
Modern Woodmen of America furnish
ed seven teams and a double pillow
tractor to do the fall blowing for a
brother member of the camp, Arthur
Langevin, who is seriously ILL., The
members of the camp who were not
able to furnish teams or help manual
ly in the work freely contributed finan-
cially' to help defray the expenses in
Cured by the camp in doing the No.k
During the afternoon H. c. Ingham Or
the camp took a picture of the labor
ers and the scene.
Giddings- Field
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Clark of East Ferrisburg was the scene
of a pretty, though quiet, wedding
Monday afternoon when their elder
daughter, Ruth Field, was united in
marriage to Raymond Giddings of
Pittsford The ceremony took place
beneath an arch of runnir0 pine and |
bitter sweet. the Rev William F.
Frasier, pastor of the Vergennes Con-
Church, officiating The
best man was Clarence Giddings of
Boston. brother of the groom, and |
Miss Helen Clark, sister of the bride,
was bridesmaid The bride wore
blue travelling suit and carried white !
roses The bridesmaid wore a brown
suit and carried yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS After the ceremony a lunch
con was served. The newly welded |
couple left Monday evening for Mon
treal where they will spend their non
evmoon Mr. and Mrs Giddiugs re-
ceived many useful and pretty wedding
gifts OF cut glass silver, linen, rlonc =
etc. Those present from out Of own |
were Mr.. and Mrs. J. K. Gidliugs Of |
Pittsford, Mrs. c. II. Thomas and |
David Holden of Pittsford, Mr. and
Mrs Clarence Giddings of Boston and
William Clark of Worcester, Mass.