Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-03-12
VERGENNES NEWS

Mrs. Lowell Hammond has taken a
position as clerk in the store of Cham
berlain Foote & Co.
Merritt B. Hurd has returned from a
visit of several weeks to. relatives and
friends in Ohio and New York.
The Forty Hours devotion, which
was to open at St. Peters church Sun
day, was postponed until Wednesday
because of the storm.
Mrs. Clarence Smith, who has been
i'll with bronchitis for two weeks, re-
sumed her duties at the L. f. Benton
company's office Monday.
Clarence Smith, who has been for a
week with Mrs Smith at the home OF
her mother Mrs. Elizabeth Hoffnagle,
returned Sunday to Bristol, Conn.
Harold Daigneault, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John L, Daigneault, is at Fanny
Allen hospital, Winooski, where he UNI
derwent a successful operation for APP
pendictis and complications.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Godette, who
went to Hyde Park to care for their
son, Edward and family, who were i'll
with grip, have contracted the epidemic
and are unable to return home.
Miss Marjorie Grinnell who has been
assisting the w. R. Warner & Co,
store for a short time, completed her
duties Saturday night and began work
Monday at the T. Neville drug store.
Miss Edith Renaud of New York
City, daughter of n J. Renaud of this
place is in St. Adams, where she was
called by the serious illness of her
brother, Elliott Renaud, from pneu-
monia,
George Deshor, the truckman, and
family have had to vacate the H. P.
Fisher house on Maple street, it having
been sold to Samuel Jackman, and
they have moved to the west side of
the city.
Walter c. Warner, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Cassius T. Warner of this place
and Miss Susan Cochrane of Rens-
selaer, N. Y, were recently married at
the parish house of Trinity Episcopal
Church of Albany, n. Y.
Robert W. McCuen, who went to
Rutland Monday to be present at the
opening session of the U. S. court, being
one of the attorneys for the LeBoeuf VS.
the town of Clarendon case, returned
home Monday night, the case having
been settled out of court.
Nj. EJ;4t, oo11oJ
to St Adams last week by the illness
of her brother Elliott, who is much
improved was a gust Wednesday of
her father, Nelson J. Renaud, return
ing Thursday to New York City,
where she has position in the Altman
store.
Peter Larrow, a noted horseman,
died at his home in Ferrisburg Tues
day, aged 76 years. Mr. Larrow is sur
vived by one daughter, Miss Grace
Larrow, who has cared for him during
his last illness; and five sons, George
p of Weybridge, William H., Bert,
Allen and Charles Larrow of Ferris
burg one brother, Albert Larrow of
Vergennes, and one sister, Mrs. Frank
Evarts of Ferrsburg. He married Miss
Linda Graves of Ferrisburg 81 years
ago, whose death occurred in August
1918
As the city voted at the annual
meeting to appropriate $500 for the
Vergennes City band, this amount be-
ing 5000 over what was voted last year,
it is expected that Director G.. A.
Beach will produce one of the best
playing organizations of recent years
The band will be assisted by several
of the boys from the Vermont Indus
trial school band, and the weekly re-
hearsal night has been changed from
Monday night to Tuesday night, as the
Industrial school organization hold
their rehearsal on the first evening.