Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-05-07
NEW HAVEN NEWS

George Peck has a new Chevrolet
car.
Hallock Peck is quite i'll with rheu-
matism.
julius Armstrong has purchased a
tractor.
Mrs. Emerson Langdon is in feeble
health.
F. M. Partch is suffering with an
eye trouble,
F. L. Shackett has sold his colt to
Panton parties.
Miss Stella Page recently visited Miss
Esther Sneden.
Mrs E. V, Young was given a post
card shower on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs W. A. Bell have moved
to Mr.. Moses tenement house.
Mrs. Hallock of Waltham visited
Mrs. Harry Peck last week.
Miss Ball of Ferrisburgh was the
recent guest of Miss Mary Doud.
Hazel Smith of Burlington is the
guest of her cousin Juanita Wilson.
Mrs. Ida Wilson was at home from
her school in Monkton over Sunday
Miss Lura Church recently attended
1.-THE funeral of her uncle in Randolph
Hiram Thompson and his daughter
in-law, Mrs. Clark, are both quite ILL.,
f. L. Barrows is in Shoreham where
he has secured employment for a few
months.
Josephine Clifford is ill in a hospital
in Schenectady, n Y, with typhoid
fever
Arland Purinton, who is now located
in Springfield, VT, visited friends here
on Monday
James E. Davis is making repair;
on his residence. Nelson Merrill j;
assisting him.
Mrs. F. L. Shackett was absent from
her work in Middlebury on Monday
on account of illness.
F. NJ Partch has purchased Per
lection milking machine which he has
installed in his barn.
Bert DeCoursey, a former resident
there, is quite i'll at the home of hi!
parents in Hinesburg.
Edward Swenor has purchased o
Archie Potter four acres of land mex
to the Bristol railroad.
Mrs. Carroll Bottum was operated
upon Thursday of last week at th'
Mary Fletcher hospital
A pupils recital will be held Friday
evening, May A. for the benefit of th'
Senior class of the High School.
Miss Irene DeCoursey, who teache
in Lincoln visited her grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs H. K Daniels, last Sat
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs Elmer Boyhton ant
daughter Anna of Bristol, were tn
recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jane
E. Davis.
Mrs. Etna Daniels Miles and tw
children of Brooklyn, N. Y, are tn
! guests of her parents, Mr.. and MR.
II. K Daniels.
! Henry c. Roscoe returned on Mon
day from Mt Clemens, Mich, wher
} he has spent the winter and is boardin
at George Coats.
There will be whist party at tn
Town Hall next Monday evening &c
the purpose of getting victrola record
for Beeman Academy
James E. Davis has purchased
I Benjamin Duprey the cottage at tn
! campground which the latter purchase
at the auction held there.
Mrs Mildred Sylvia and three chi
dren are at Charles Wright's Mr.
I Sylvia is assisting Mrs Wright who
i'll with sciatic rheumatism.
Road Commissioner Julius Armstron
is improving the road leading mort
from the center, much to the gratifica
ton of residents in that part OF tn
town.
Will Partch has purchased OF ia
Z lock Squier the place opposite his res
dence and it will be occupied by Clay
; ton Kimball who is to work for NJ
Partch this season.
3 Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Noonan
North Ferrisburg are parents OF so
: born April Goth Mrs. Noonan WI
I Miss Daisy Potter of this town and
the daughter of Mrs. Juliette Potter.
: Mrs. Clyde Hoffnagle is to attend II
: Older Girls conference in Burlingtc
: May I, s, and 9 as the chaperone IL
! the New Haven girls. Mrs. Ring
Z Bristol is keeping house for Mrs. Hol
: nagle during her absence.
Z The following were the solicitors f,
! the Interchurch Movement: DeacC
Z Frank L. Barrows, Russell Everes
! Clyde Hoffnagle, W. H. Partch, Mi
: NJ. F. Landon, Mrs. d. o. Jones, MI
Z Cameron Sprigg, Robert Stowe. Ne
! Ravens quota was $3.50. and II
Z amount raised was $50l.
! There are 81 members enrolled in II
Z boys and girls club work in the fC
! lowing departments: Poultry in char
Z of Harlan Palmer; live stock, in char
\ of Charles Palmer; gardening, in char
! of Silas Doud and Rev. E. V. Younl
2 handicraft, in charge of F. S Hoal
( home canning, in charge of Mrs. ].
Z Davis; home cooking, in charge of Mi
! Smith; sewing club, in charge of MI