Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-05-28
NEW HAVEN NEWS
Correspondent)

c. L, Nutting was a Burlington visi-
tor last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Palmer spent
Sunday at Kelloggs Bay.
Raymond Poulin and Earl Peck were
at Long Point last Sunday
d. A. Roleau is at his cottage "Ma-
pie Lodge, Lake Champlain.
Mrs. Leach of Westford is the guest
of her son Jay Leach and family
Hallock Squier and family are as
sisting Mr.. and Mrs Charles Sawyer
Mrs. Adams is in poor health at the
home of her sister Mrs. Marjorie Nut
ting
Mrs. Wallace Hathorne has returned
from visiting friends in Enosburg
Falls.
Miss Grace Merrill is caring for her
sister, Mrs. Lena Gladd in Keeseville,
ny
Ira Everest and family recently spent
a few days at their cottage at Long
Point
Miss Lucille Benedict spent Sunday
at Long Point With Miss Madeline
Everest
Telephones are soon to be installed
in Charles Rivers and Mrs. Lattrell's
residences.
Miss Beatrice Benedict is spending
the week end with Miss Edena Ring
in Burlington.
Mrs. Huntley and her father Mr..
George SWEET are visiting relatives in
Hartford, Conn.
Eva Weston and Wanetta Gill were
at home over Sunday from their
schools in Ferrisburg.
Madeline Everest, Beatrice Benedict
and Lucille Benedict are to be at Bread
Loaf Inn this summer
The children in Miss Ethel Smiths
room had a party at the Town Hall
last Friday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dimmock and
Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Landon spent the
weekend at Long Point.
Mrs. E. E. Wales and Mrs. ]. J.
Wright OF Burlington recently visited
their brother, Frank W. Wright.
Charles S. Dana attended the funeral
of Levi P. Morton the 22nd Vice-Presi-
dent OF the United States.
c. S. Dana and V. NJ. Benedict are
the delegates to the State Republican
convention at Montpelier.
Mrs. Walter Hamilton and three
children of Adams, Mass, are the
guests of relatives here and in Lincoln.
Elijah Cushman's horse, while being
driven from home to- the center last
Thursday evening, fell and broke leg.
Mrs. Charles Everest recently en-
tertained her mother Mrs Hawkins OF
South Salisbury and other relatives.
R. D. Landon and family, Mrs. NJ
J. Landon and Miss Marianne Landon
motored to Essex and Burlington Mon
day.
Mr.. Wheelock, the agricultural teach
er at the Vergennes Industrial School,
spoke at the Town Hall last Monday
evening
Mrs. Mary Goulette has gone to
Ferrisburg to do laundry work during
the season for the Swift family at
Crosse Point.
The Ladies Union will present "Sa-
mantha Allen at the Court of Fame"
in Addison this evening and tomorrow
evening at Ferrisburg.
The Mems Cub on Monday evening,
in the last meeting of the season, pre-
scented Mr. Wheelock a couch hammock
in appreciation of his services.
Carroll Bottum spent Sunday with
his wife in Burlington. Mrs Bottum
expects to return home in about a
week. She has left the hospital and
is spending few days with friends
there.
The Ladies Union elected the fol-
lowing officers at their annual meet
ing: President, Mrs F. NJ. Partch;
president, Mrs. c. S. Dana; sec
rotary, Mrs. d. o. Jones; treasurer
Miss Mary Doud.
Mr. and Mrs Hawkins of South
SALISBURY, Miss Hawkins of Troy,
N Y, and Miss Gladys Nichols of
Williamstown, Mass, spent the week
end with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S
Everest
Judge Frank L. Fish of Vergennes is
to be the speaker here on Memorial
Day. Mrs Bamforth is to sing. The
choir will render a chorus and Master
Allan Everest has a solo. Miss Wan
eta Gill will give a recitation and Mr..
Arthur Of Orwell will render some ap-
propriate whistling selections.
The Commencement of Beeman
/ Academy will be held Sunday evening
May 60 The Rev W. F. Frazier OF
Vergennes will deliver the baccalaure-
ate sermon to the graduating class. The
graduating exercises will be held on
Thursday evening June 3rd and the
Junior reception will be given Friday
evening June 4th.
The funeral of Mrs. Emerson Lang
don was held from her late home on
Thursday afternoon, Rev. E. V. Young
officiating. Mrs. Langdan had been in
failing health for several months She
was one of the older residents in town
and was formerly very active in all
church and social affairs in the COM
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