Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-05-21
OR WELL COLUMN
(Mrs. O. S. wiseIl. Correspondent


Mrs. J. E. Williams is i'll.
The family of Charles Ash is quaran-
tined for humps
A. w. Hill and family OF Burlington
were here on Sunday,
Miss Rena Purcell and brother Henry
were in Ticonderoga the 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. ]. Leonard were at
Watch Point in Shoreham Sunday.
Mrs. Louise Mead went Monday to
Shoreham to visit her son, S. c. Mead.
Miss Agnes Proctor of Ludlow, Mass,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. o. o. Bascom.
Mr.. and Mrs. James julius are the
parents Of a daughter born Thursday,
May 10.
Mrs. R. c. Young spent the weekend
with her daughter Miss Anna, in Bur
lington,
Capt. w. H. Horton and Mrs. Ezra
Horton of Burlington are at the Horton
home here.
Frank LaDuc and family of Brandon
| were Duuudy SuCoNS VI AiAo pa NANoj @NAi .
and Mrs, Joseph LaDuc
Mrs. Augustus Brown and daughter
have moved from Shoreham. into the
house owned by c. c. Allen
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Collins and
children of Brandon were recent guests
of Mr.. and Mrs c. c. Allen.
John Howe and family of Ticonde
roga spent Sunday with Mrs. Howe's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. P. Desjadon.
Dan Cain Mr.. and Mrs. John Cain
and daughter and Mr.. and Mrs. c. L.
Munger motored to Vergennes Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs James Meecham and
son Ralph, visited Mr. and Mrs. S w.
ZONES in Brandon last week.
Mrs. Fred Walker of South Glens
Falls, N. Y. visited Mrs. O. B. Root
and Mrs. O. s. Wisell on Monday and
Tuesday
At the presidential primary held on
Tuesday l6 votes were cast as follows:
Leonard Wood IA, Herbert Hoover /,
and blank.
Henry Lawrence, H. E Hack and N,
A. Munger attended the annual State
encampment of c. A. R. held in Rut-
land last week.
Wyman Bascom and son Of Glens
Falls and Miss Frederick Platt of
Shoreham visited at the home of Her
man Warren on Saturday
Dr.JP.J Cummings OF Ticonderoga
was in town Monday to consult with
Dr. c. A. Sargent in regard to Charles
Wisell who is i'll OF stomach trouble
Mr.. Wisell is improving.
The pictures at the Town Hall Fri
dav evening, Charles Ray in His Own
Home Town and Mutt and Jeff Come
DIV will be followed by a dance Tor the
benefit of the baseball team.
The Chautauqua Festival Committee
announces the following program to be
given on the three days beginning Au-
gust 2nd next; Monday afternoon, The
Versatihans' trio Of young ladies with
varied program Of musical singing
and costume numbers; Evening DR..
, Frederic Pole in his lecture, The
March of the Yellow Millions; Tues
dav afternoon-T De Marco Enter
tainers, a duo of singers and musicians
masters of the harp, mandolin and vio-
} lin; Evening, Brush the Great in his
entertainment of magic myth and mys-
, terv; Wednesday, lecture on "Fads and
Extremes by Mr. Bible and a concert
Inv the National Male Quartet
The funeral Of Mrs Hattie Praseau
Bascom, who died Wednesday morning
the 18th, at the home of her niece Mrs
Thomas Barreor, following an illness OF
only few day Of pneumonia, was held
J at her late home on Friday afternoon
Rev. R. B. Simmons of Shoreham Off
GATED The bearers were c. {. Allen
Z. O. Bishop, r. S. Hall, E. B. WilcoX
B Z. French, and l. W. Cults. Burla
was in Lake View cemetery in Shore
ham Those attending the funeral from
ont of town were Wyman Bascom anc
son oft. Edward, n. y, DR.. and Mrs
/. p. Sharon of Shoreham, Miss Agne,
Proctor of Ludlow Mass, Mr.. anC
Mrs. Herbert Horton of Amsterdam
N. Y, and Gordon Matot and Linus
Barreor of Whitehall n. Y. Mrs. Bias
com was born in Canada, April Is, 1888
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Richard
Praseau. She was married February q
1855 to Samuel Bascom of Orwell. She
is survived by two brothers, William OF
this town and Frederic of Wisconsin.
Death of Mrs. Peter Beauregard