Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-06-18
NEW HAVEN NEWS
mrs. F. L. shackett, Correspondent

B MIS- T. IL SOAASePSANNN|
George Everest has new car
The Grange met last Friday eve
ming.
julius Bottum has purchased an
automobile.
Edward Dana has employment at
the milk plant.
Charles Swenor is caring for an in
valid in Burlington.
Mr.. and Mrs, L. C. Fiske have a
son born last week.
Miss Harris of Charlotte is the guest
of her sister Mrs Clark.
Miss Matte Swain recently visited
friends in Essex Junction.
Miss Pauline Partch is at home from
her school duties in New Hampshire
William Bennett has employment for
the summer as a chauffeur in Burhng-
! ton.
Newton Rose of Ticonderoga, N. Y,
visited his son Smith Rose last Sun
! day.
Belle Sherman is visiting her cousin
Mrs. Daisy Mcneil Goodyear in Han
cock
c. F. Squier of Chester is to have a
monument placed in Evergreen Gene
tery.s
Miss Mary Dubeau of Tinmouth,
VT, is the guest of Miss Grace Ham
ilton.
Mrs. Elizabeth Squier recently visit
ed Mrs. George Flint at New Haven
Mills.
Mrs. Foote of Vergennes was the
recent guest of her sister Mrs. +. M.
Partch.
Hallock Peck and family spent Sun
day at their cottage THE Linden" at
Long Point.
Mrs. Robert Parker recently enter
tanned her brother Mcintyre Elliott of
Shelburne.
Miss Blanche Field of Fe1risburg is
caring for Mrs Mary Adams who is in
failing health.
Dr.. and Mrs. George Eddy of Bur
lington visited Mr. and Mrs. F. M.
Merrill last Sunday.
Arthur Hinnfan and family of Mid
dlebury visited his parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Newton Human last Sunday.
Mrs NJ. ]. Landon and Miss Mari
anne Landon spent Saturday with
Mrs. B. c. Hayward in Addison
DR.. and Mrs. E. S. Weston were in
Burlington last week. The DR.. at
tended the Masonic convention there.
W. W Hubbard and wife, Mrs. Au-
gusta Hubbard and Mrs. Alice Barnes
spent Sunday at their cottage at Long
Point.
The school at Brooksville, taught by
Mrs Cooke, closed last Friday The
children enjoyed picnic on the lawn
in the afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Davis and Mr.
and Mrs. F. L. Shackett attended the
funeral of P. K. Wilson in Bristol on
Sunday afternoon.
5 Miss Luce of Burlington met the
boys and girls clubs last Friday after
noon This includes the canning, sew
ing and cooking clubs
Rev. c. E. Hesselgrave has resigned
from his church in South Manchester
Conn, on account Of i'll health He
and Mrs Hesselgrave formerly taught
in the Academy here.
The play Scenes in a Union Sta
ton given by Monkton people, under
the direction OF Miss Harris, at the
, Town Hall last Saturday evening was
well attended The Christian Endea-
vor sold ice cream.
e The station at New Haven Junction
:. was broken into last Thursday night
and about $500 in change taken.
Thieves also recently cut all the aspar-
t agus from Archie Potter's large bed on
g his north place, known as the Fred
d Mcneil farm
e Childrens Day was observed last
T Sunday The following children were
G baptized: a daughter and son of Mr.
y and Mrs Howard Johnson, Mr., and
Mrs. Wallace Hathornes son, Mr. and
/ Mrs Bensam's son. Rev. and Mrs. +
n V Youngs daughter.
= Mr.. and Mrs Shirley LangdOn and
5 family and other relatives here attend
j. ed the funeral of George Hallock in
II Middebury last Saturday at the home
e of his daughter Mrs Benjamin Hayes
J. where he died Mr.. Hallock had spent
5 several months also with his daughter
o Mrs Langdon here. The interment
It was in the Hallock family lot in Walt
= ham. He leaves a widow, these two
d daughters and one son Rollin Hallocl
Of Middlebury and seven grandchil
-e dren
z The following program was recently
is carried out at the last meeting o
lie Beaver Glen Grange: victrola selec
$ tions, Mrs NJ R. Wilson; roll cal
T Some facts and incidents about tn
lie most friendly minded man eve
I'd knew; reading, Mrs Robert Parker
a. piano solo, Mrs Cushman; debate
n Resolved that the farmers have a
eight hour day, affirmative, William
er Stowe and Robert Parker, negative
an NJ R. Wilson and E. B. Cushman
he original vaudeville, c. B. Hoffnagl