Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-02-13
NEW HAVEN NEWS

(Mrs. F. L. Shackett, Correspondent
Mrs. Clinton Sherman is i'll.
Archie Phelps was in Boston recently.
Abram Gilmore has been on the sick
list.
Wilbur Kingsley has a position in a
furniture store in Hardwck.
Harry Ring is threatened with pneu-
monia. His wife is also Ill.
F. L. Eastman is spending some time
with his son in Worcester, Mass.
Beatrice Benedict was st home over
Sunday from Middlebury College.
Beulah Sargent remained over Sun
day with Mrs. Washington Ward.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Rowley of Bur
lington, are visiting at F. E. Rowley's.
Rev. E. V. Young attended Red
Cross meeting at Middlebury last Fri
day.
Mrs. O. H. Ring of Bristol is with her
son and his wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Ring.
The High School is to present the
drama Cranberry Corners" at the
town hall, Feb. 20.
Mrs. Charles Dana is again called to
Waltham on account of illness in her
brothers. family.
Idena Ring who is a student in the U.
! V. M, recently visited her sister, Mrs.
Clyde Hoffnagle.
Mrs. Nina Ward recently sprained
her ankle when walking from her home
to the post office.
Meetings of the Junior Christian En-
deavor Society are postponed until
warmer weather
E. B. Cushman has sold large guam
tity of logs to the New Haven Mills
Manufacturing Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Peck are at
Hallock Peck's. Walter has been on
the sick list for several days.
The box factory at New Haven Mills
now employs about rs people and is
doing a thriving business.
F. L. Shackett, sold this week,
thirty-ton car load of feed to customers
from the car at New Haven Junction.
Ira Everest recently set some much
needed glass, especially at this season
of the year. in the windows of the town
hall.
The wells and cisterns on many farms
have failed and farmers have to draw
water or drive their stock some dis
lance.
Harlan Palmer has returned from
Cornell University where he has com
pleteu course in the use and care of
incubators.
Donald Sears of Monkton was the
week end guest of Mrs. Nina Ward and
attended the drama given by the Grange
last Friday evening.
Mrs. Washington Ward and Miss
Beatrice Benedict saCg Jesus Lover
of My Soul" by Lassen at the morning
services last Sunday.
Mrs Ida Wilson who is teaching at
Monktonborough was at home for the
week end and Miss Mildred Weston was
at home from her school in South Brs-
toll.
Next Sunday Rev. Mr.. Frazier and,
it is expected, Judge Frank Fish of
Vergennes also will be present at the
morning service ard speak in the in
terests of the Interchurch movement.
The roads were badly drifted last
Saturday and Sunday and James Davis
and men were kept busy poughing
them out. Old residents say that they
do not ever remember seeing so much
snow piled in the road leading from
New Haven Junction to Bristol
The Grange drama I'm Old New Eng.
and' was we'll attended, considering
the weather and condition of the roads,
1t was repeated on Tuesday evening at
the same place for the benefit of those
who had previously purchased tickets
and were unable to attend the play.
On Thursday evening of this week
last night the play was repeated at
All the parts were well
aiken and the Grange are to be con-
yratual ed for putting on such a credit
lble entertainment. Next Tuesday
evening the drama will be presented at
7errsburgh.