Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-11-05
NEW HAVEN NEWS
(Mrs. F. L. Shackett, Correspondent

Rev. E. v Young is absent on a va
cation.
Howard Russell has sold his farm to
Mr.. Waite of Bristol
Will Hoag a Burlington was in
town on business last week.
George Ellis of Dandy was guest
at Mrs. Nina Wards on Sunday.
Miss Ethel Smith was at home from
her school in Addison over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Potter have a
daughter born Saturday, October 30.
The Christian Endeavor society are
to present a drama in December
Mr.. and Mrs. f. NJ Merrill recently
entertained relatives from Westport'
N. y.
Miss Marguerite Bottum Recently
visited her aunt Mrs, Clement in Mid
dlebury.
Several more ladies registered last
Saturday to he able to cast their votes
Tuesday
DR.. and Mrs. Thatch of Alabama are
boarding with Mrs. Nina Ward for
short time
w. H. Hathorne has rented his ten
ement house to Arthur Stokes oil
Starksboro.
Misses Bernice Merrill and Matte
Swain are taking a business course in
/ Burlington.
Mss Marjorie Hayes nj Mddlebury
spent the weekend with her aunt Mrs
S. E Langdon.
Mortimer Roscoe and Beatrice Bene-
dict were at home from Middlebury
College on Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. F NJ Merrill and son
Eric motored to Westport N. " this
week to visit relatives.
Mrs. Myrtle Brunette Dunton OF
plattsburg, n. Y. has recently pur-
chased a lot in Evergreen cemetery,
The Junior Christian Endeavor 81
cietv will meet on Sunday morning at
1890 in the upper part OF the church.
George Everest, Charles Everest and
Charles Palmer each secured a fine
duck in their hunting trip to Long
Point
Mrs. Wesley Sumner will spend the
winter with her brothers in Keene val
lev. ~ Y, and expects tc go there
this week
The Ladies Union met on Wedne3-
dav at their rooms to tie quilts. Mrs.
S E. Langdon and Mrs Hallock Peek
entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Peck and Mr..
and Mrs Charles Swenor motored to
Hardwick recently to visit Mr.. and
Mrs. John Peck
Charles Everest, George Everest,
Charles Palmer. Harlan Palmer and
, Noble Whitney were at the lake duck
hunting last week
Mrs. Newton Human, with her son
Arthur Human and family OF Mid
dlebury. visited her sister Mrs. Frank
Hill in Stark sboro last week.
Rev. MI Hoag of Burlington occl,
pied the pulpit of the Congregational
church last Sunday morning He was
ACCOMPANIED by his brother
F. /. Shackett had carload OF
cement come last Saturday from which
he sold several orders at the Junction
and has the balance in storage.
Mrs. Alice Lattrell Townes has re-
signed as the carrier OF the school chi!-
dren from the Gore" district and they
will be transported by Mrs Marth
Rivers. 49,
Mrs. F. L. Shackett attended the
concert by the Philharmonic orchestra
Of New York at the Mead Memorial
Chapel at Middlebury last Monday
evening.
Beaver Glen Grange were we'll enter
tanned last Friday evening by the
Middleburv Grange and all reported
that "Neighbors Night is certainly
worth while &C.,
Mrs. Wallace Hathorne was IN MIC
dlebury the first of the week From
there she motored to Dorset with her
daughter and husband Mr.. and MIS-
Lawrence Abbey.
Miss Lucy Martin who formerly was
an onerator at the telephone office
and who graduated from Beeman
| Academy a year ago was recently mar
ried in Bristol, Conn, to w. l Barrett'
Earl Clifford Will carry on his iatn-
er's home farm the coming year whlle
the latter will devote his time largely
! in making improvements on the BrigES
farm which he recently purchased
This farm was formerly known as the
Sherrod Brown farm.
RAYMOND Partch met with very
painful accident on Monday and it is
very fortunate that he escaped more
serious injury. He was chopping IN
company with Kimball who is EN-
ploved by w. H. Partch and his axe
slipped in such way that he severed
one toe and part of another Mr.
Kimball carried him to the house on
his back and a physician was summon
ed from Bristol.
Mrs. Lattrell and Fred Townes were
married last week Tuesday by Rev
Mr.. Hagadorn at the Methodist par
sonage in Bristol. They visited Mr.
Townes' brother in Jonesville last week
and will soon occupy the rooms over
Mr.. Townes' blacksmith shop Mrs
Townes has let her farm for the com
ing wear to Mr.. Parrish who took pos
session November l. Mr.. and Mrs
Townes were ~ a pleasant surprise
party by ne;ghbors and friends las
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