Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-05-07
VERGENNES NEWS

Wilfred Little has secured employ
ment in a garage in Bristol
Mrs. Louise c. Cotey is recovering
after an illness of several days.
: Mrs. Nelson J Renaud has gone to
Montreal Conn, to visit relatives.
Rev. L. A. Vezina has returned from
a visit to Fall River, Mass, his former
home,
Miss Lillian Stone has been called
to her home in North Ferrisburg by
her mothers illness,
Benjamin w. Fisher, of the Garrow
garage, broke his arm Tuesday while
cranking his car.
Miss Eva Sloan of Bristol spent Sun
day with her sisters, Mrs Desire and
Mrs Louis Renaud.
Mrs. Joseph Junior and son of Chazy,
N. Y, are visiting at the home of her
sister, Mrs Dustin Barrows.
Miss Florida Better, a student at
Burlington Business college, spent the
weekend at her home here.
Oliver Dupuis, who has been receiv-
ing treatment at Fanny Allen hospital,
Winooski, has returned home.
Jubie Daniels spent Sunday with his
wife, who is at Fanny Allen hospital
. recovering from an operation
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Swift, who
have been living in the Loukes house
on Main street, are moving to the
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estate at Crosse Point, Lake Cham
plain.
Joseph Renaud of Rutland is assist
ing his brother George in the Renaud
bakery. Mrs Renaud accompanied
him and they are thinking of residing
here permanently.
Mrs. Alonzo Pigeon returned Tuesday
to Burlington Her father, Isadore
Milo, who accompanied her here, will
remain for a longer visit with his
daughter, Mrs, William ] Better
Frank A. Barrows, who recently sold
out his interest in the barber shop to
devote his time to insurance business
has taken desk room in the Thomas
Mack office in the Miner block.
Richard Booth, the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert A. Booth, celebrated his
18th birthday anniversary Tuesday
with party at his home, about 10 of
his schoolmates being invited. Supper
was served
John c. Hayes has purchased the in
terest of William H Norton in the Yer
gennes Ice company, the sale including
the building and harvesting implements,
besides the winters crop of ice. Mr..
Hayes will also continue to have charge
of the Stevens house livery
Mrs. w. L. Cotey, Mrs w w. Bris-
toll, Mrs. c. R. Benton, Mrs. W. R.
Warner, Mrs. L. H. Brown, Mrs. R.
W. Foster, Miss A. B. Crosby, Miss
Edna Ball and Miss Bertha HoXey
have been elected delegates from the
Vergennes Parent Teacher association
to attend the meeting of the State asso-
citation at Proctor, May l4-l6.
The following schedule for the base
ball season for Vergennes high school
team has been arranged: home games
May s with Mddlebury high; May 10
} with Shelburne high; May 81 with
Bristol high; out of town games, May
% with Middlebury high; June with
Bristol high; June 8 with Shelburne
Stewart Cotey is manager OF the team
) and Raymond Charbonneau captain.
The kindergarten class opened on
Monday six weeks course with Miss
Irene Mosier, of Burlington, who taught
} the fall term. Twenty-three pupils
are enrolled. The sessions are held in
St. Pauls chapel, near the park, this
change being made necessary as the
room in the school building occupied
} at the fall term is now used by the
first grade of the Vergennes school.
} The annual meeting of the St. Peters
cemetery association was held Sunday
evening at Forester hall with a good
attendance Reports for the year were
read and accepted and the following
officers elected: President, J. W. Ryan;
vice presidents, Rev L. A. Vienna,
Joseph Barrows, D. E. Ryan; secretary,
G.. w. Casey; treasurer, {. ii. Calsse;
financial secretary, F. W. Beau. 1t
was voted to erect a fence at the front
of the cemetery and to raise the as
sessment for care of lots from 81 to
$3.50 a year.