Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-05-06
VERGENNES

T. O. Walker is very i'll with pneu-
nonia at his rooms at the Stevens
House
Rev. W. F. Frazier, who has been
h for a week, is able to sit up a short
ime each day. ,,,r
Miss Jennie Bristol of Middlebury
.pent the weekend with her sister,
Mrs H. c. Herrick.
Mrs Walter Clark, who has been at
nome recovering from a serious opera
ion, is able to ride out,
Mrs Joseph Rushlow has returned
rom a two months visit to her nephew
Drville Mckinney, OF Malone, N. y.
& Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Turcotte have
returned to Pawtucket K. H. aiter
visiting Mr.. and Mrs John M: Alden;
The Vergennes high school baseball
cam won over the Bristol high nine
Friday afternoon by a score Oh 10
to TO- o;,+ad
rural carrier on route No. 4 out OF
Vergennes, to succeed Patrick Slnon'
who has been retired on pension
The first shoot OF the Vergennes Gu ao
club Friday afternoon called out ~
members. Out of a possible 20, W. N
Garner shot "a and Howard w. AuamS'
8 %. j. 49, -. ,,.-,.., 81
Miss Edith Chamberlin, librarian at
Bixbv Memorial library, who has been
m Boston for number OF weeks uI,
Yyergoing treatment, has returned anu
resumed her duties. , NJ
Miss Helen Clark, daughter OF MI.
and Mrs. Walter Clark, and a teacneI
in the Brandon high school, underwent
a successful operation for append!icitis
at the Mary Fletcher hospital FRIDAY
Mrs. Eric Trask, who was called TO
Worcester, Mass, last week by tne
;llness of her brother, William Ander-
CON. accompanied the body here Satuf-
dav Burial was made Monday by
the side of the mother in 81 Fetei Q
n A. Booth of this city, special
state fish and game warden, has pc
enn the cleaning OF ground near the
Iohn Donovan property just oeiow
Dead Creek bridge for the purpose OF
baul;ng a seine for the taking OF gar
6sh or bill fish during the spawning
season. c,;+,, cl,h
At meeting of the Community cup
officers were elected for three M
as follows: President, Mrs. r ", Le
beau. vice-presdent, Mrs. J. M Caisse )
secretary. Miss Hattie Cormia; treas
,,rer Miss Nora Bodette; social com
m;ttee Miss Anna Belden; executive
Ilitte ';4+ee Mrs {. W. Brown and Mrs
Murray Kenyon. .. +hs
onera house Monday evening by w. va
gennes grange was largely atten Il;o
Music was furnished by the Middle
brrv college orchestra. Preceding inter
mission. pretty May pole dance was
executed bv women OF the Grange Oh
the stage, Miss Lillian Stone beng
crowned queen OF the May. A.
The Vergennes town nine was ue,
.+oo+ed NV the Bristol town team mere
On the old fair grounds Sunday altef,
noon in a hotly contested game ny the
e ecore Of 7 to 6. The feature was tht
ot;ck work of W. Scott OF the loca
team and Stewart for the VISITORS
patter;es Vergennes, W. SCOTT ant
waters. Bristol, Lavanche and Ste"
art; umpire, Hunt oo.o Ntoderr
Buena Vista Camp No. SOoo' Mo t1,. !
Woodmen of America gave an olu 'oiN A'
dance Tuesday evening at the ne"
sto-e Of Max Fishman. Wednes daS
evening the camp gave dance at INT
came nlace for the young folks hes'
dances were given for the benent U
the citv fire department to nelp opIl
chase equipment. Mr.. FlshfnaH u0
mated the use of the store. A.
The Junior and senior classes OIL Wv
Vergennes high school, with -the lac
,,ltv were pleasantly entertained go, fI II.
day evening by Mr.. and MIS- Wlinan 1
c. Cotev at their home on Nam SUI &c,
The evening was spent in games am
;nteresting contests, Miss Gala Flel'
winning the prize, kewpie dol ana Z
Robert Harrington was AWARDED IN
hoohv nrize Refreshments wel
served. 0.,.o
Miss Mary Dalton
Miss Mary Dalton, n, died Saturq la
at he home of her niece, Mrs III
Shedrick. Death was caused HUN
shock Of paralysis suffered sevel
months ago. The funeral services WEI
held Monday morning at O'Clock d
Ct peters church, Rev ]. M Bastiel
og;c;ating Burial was in St. Peter
cemetery, The bearers were Jon
Driscon, John DeCourcy' Aioe' ! la