Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-08-27
NEW HAVEN NEWS
mrs. F. L. Shackett, Correspondent

(Mrs. F. L. Shackett, Correspondent
George Peck is visiting his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark c. Peck
Peter Bushey of Holyoke, Mass 1
is at his sisters, Mrs. Henry Come.
Mrs Cushman of Bristol visited
Mrs. Everett Hathorne last week.
F. NJ. Merrill has been making some
repairs to the building on the Weld
place
Frank Hathorne and son Of Pots
dam, N Y, visited W. H. Partch and
family last week.
Mrs Fife Stewart of New York
will sing at the Ode Folkes Concert
in the Congregational church.
Mr. and Mrs Washington Ward and
little son were over Sunday visitors
at Mr.. St Johns in Bridport.
Mrs. Joseph Wilson, Miss Flora
Human, Mrs. Nettie Weston and Eva
Weston are in camp at Long Point
A. 6. Kingsley who has the job of
painting the Congregational parsonage
has commenced work on the building.
Miss Lizzie Siple, Blossom Barnard
and Harry Douglas attended moving
pictures in Burlington Friday even
ing.
Sixty people from New Haven at
tended the morning services SUNDAY
at the Congregational church in Yer
Rennes.
There remain but four days in
which to pay taxes and save the
four per cent discount and cost Of
collection
Walter Bristol of Nergennes has pur
chased and moved the platform scales
which for many years have stood near
the Roscoe store building
Lawrence Abbey and wife who have
been visiting Mrs, Abbey's parents,
Mr. and Mrs Wallace Hathorne have
returned to their home in Middlebury.
Hazel Partch and Louise Chalfee
took hike on the Long Trail from
Lincoln to Ionesville last week, leav-
ing Wednesday and returning Satur-
day
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Willard, Mr.
and Mrs Lucius Malone of Reiber,
N. Y. and Mrs Coonod of Westport
were visitors Sunday at A. B Hoff
nagle's
Herbert Goulette was a visitor in
town last week He has left the
paper mill in Tconderoga where for
some time he was employed, and will
work for Mr.. Swift of Ferrisburg
Miss Leeke and Miss Niles who
have been visiting Miss Ruth Everest
and were in camp with the Everest
family at Elm Point have returned to
their home in White Creek, n y.
Mrs Henry Come who has been sick
for two weeks with symptoms of
poisoning is about the same. Samples
of her blood, also of the drinking water
and of home cured meat have been
sent to Burlington for analysis at the
State Laboratory.
At the request of Governor P w.
Clement, c S Dana went Friday to
Pawlet where he delivered an address
at the dedication of the Soldiers Mon
ument A very large number OF
people attended the exercises at the
conclusion of which dinner was SER
we'd by the ladies of the d. A. R.
Governor Clement returning through
Pawlet to Rutland in the evening
from Camp Devens where he went
to attend am Inspection brought
Judge Dana home in his car.
W R. Warner of Vergennes, w A.
Dutton of Hardwick, and Eli Porter
of Wilmington, members of the Pub
lie Service Commission, were in town
last Thursday to view the scene of
George Cobb's death and take evil
dence in the case States Attorney
A. R Sturtevant and James Dono-
way of Middlebury were also present.
Cobb met his death some weeks ago
when he came in contact with a wire
fence charged with electricity from
the Hortonia Power Company wire
which had fallen across it.