Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-12-02
week, three Of the sons remaining for
q visit OF several dAVs

Thanksgiving with Miss Phelps par
ents, Mr. and Mrs, G.. G. Phelps.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Richards oil
Shoreham Center were among the
guests entertained by Mr. and Mrs, ID
/. Wells at their home Thanksgiving
Gerald FELTON,, a student at the
State Agricultural school at Randolph
spent the Thanksg wing recess with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs George FELTON,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Conway re-
turned Sunday to Albany, ~ Y, hav-
ing passed a week at the home of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs, j E. Conway
Miss Harriet Royce of Belvidere
Center and Kendall Ladd Of Benson
were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs c. n
Ladd Wednesday and Thursday Of last
week.
Miss Alice Jennings and Henry ].
Movies of Nv NJ. passed the Thanks
giving recess at the home of Miss Jen-
nings' parents, Mr., and Mrs W. A.
Jennings.
Joseph Moon of Milwaukee, Wis,
visited his cousins, Mrs. c. b. Cook,
Mrs. II. F. Warren and Miss Jessie
Griswold Wednesday and Thursday of
last week.
Dr. T, H. Hack and family of Proc
tor we're in town Thursday. Dr. Hacks
mother, Mrs. Mary Hack, returned
with them to remain for the winter at
their home
Mrs. George Thayer returned last
week from 10 days passed at the home
of her son, Walter, in East Dorset and
from visiting relatives in Dandy and
West Rutland
Charles Quinn, U. s. n, of Charles
ton, S. c., came Wednesday of last
week to pass a few days furlough with
his mother, Mrs. Margaret Quinn, re-
turning to his duties Tuesday.
Harold Stockwell returned Sunday
to Utica, N. Y, having been Tor two
weeks with his wife and daughter at
the home of Mrs. Stockwcil's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Zebulon Bake.
The children of the Orwell schools
will conduct a drive the week begin
ming December for the sale Of Christ
mas seals for the benefit of the Yer
mont tuberculosis Association
Miss Rena Purcell, after a few days
at her home here went "Wednesday of
last week to Midd,cbury 10 assume
her duties as operator in { be New
England Ieephone Exchange
Mrs. Walter LaRock and $50 little
daughters of Forcstd3e clmd Thurs
day to visit Mrs. LaRocks parents,
Mr. and Mrs Victor BouE4. They
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will have Christmas tree and Christ
mas program in the CONGREGATIONAL
church Saturday evening. December
"a The committee in charge are, Mrs.
Robert Lawton. Mrs. Mabel Young,
Mrs. L. !. tombstone, Miss Marguerite
Munger, and Linus Needham.
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las returned home where she Is being
AIRED for by her nieces Mrs. Cum
nings and Mrs. Johnson Mr.. Munger
5 also in poor health His brother
Ava Munger Of East Shoreham visit
ID him Friday.
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