Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-03-25
VERGENNES

and Mrs Fred Reed, died Monday.
Warren Kellogg who has been very
i'll with typhoid fever, is much worse,
there being symptoms of pneumonia.
News has been received here OF the
birth OF A daughter to Mr.. and Mrs.
George Gee at the Mary Fletcher hos
pital, Burlington
District Health Officer DR.. c. F.
Edmunds Of Bristol has completed his
annual medical examination of the Yer
gennes school
Miss Florence Middlebrook, a teach
er in Fairfax is at the home OF her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Middle
brook, for Easter
The Forest and Field club have
elected the following officers Presi-
dent, Miss Lydia Hitler; vice president
Mrs John H Donnelly; secretary,
Miss Adella Ingham
Mrs + W. Coe has sold her house
on Maple street to Mr.. and Mrs d. 7.
Donnelly Mrs Coe plans to make her
home with herSdaughter, Mrs. William
Brennan, IN Fall River, Mass
William E. Larrow, Alexander
Blanchard, Edward Kranfitz, John Lee,
John M Alden, George E. Lawrence
have been appointed special policemen
with pay at 30 cents per hour
Miss Nellie Aunchman, who has
been at the home of her sister, Mrs.
David Ryan during the illness of
Thomas Ryan, has returned home, the
boy now being on the road to recovery
Benjamin Simpson, who for several
years has carried on the Hays farm
owned by Prof James Ten Brooke Of
Toronto, Canada, will move to Mine
vile, N Y, as soon as he can cross the
lake
Perley Stagg has moved to West
Ferrisburg to the farm recently pur-
chased by Mrs Staggs uncle, Mr. Will
liams Of Wisconsin, from the Fiske
brothers who have moved to their
new home III Ferrisburg
Mrs Carleton D. Bristol who recent
ly returned from the Mary Fletcher
hospital Burlington where she I'M
derwent an operation on her hip, is
able to be in a wheel chair
Banns Of marriage were published |
Sunday at St Pauts church for Miss
Laura RUSSELL daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Julian Russell of Addison and
Dugan, son of Mr. and Mrs
Edward Dugan OF Burlington.
William Ladue, who sold his home
in this city several months ago, and |
with his family went to Rutland to
reside, has returned He expects to
buy a house, after which his family
will JOIN him
William Shirley former student at
Vergennes high school who was en-
ployed as clerk at the Chamberlain,
Foote & Co., store during vacation,
has enlisted in the L. S. navy and is
now on his way for a cruise to China
Patrick H Ryan, who has been in
the clothing business in the Stevens
block on Main street for 10 years, is
to retire. Mr. Ryans present quarters
will be occupied by Max Fishman, who
mas purchased the block
Rev Thomas Neal, former pastor of
he Vergennes Baptist church, who re-
GENTLY resigned his pastorate, has gone
10 Philadelphia, where he expects to be
ocated Mrs Neal and daughter, Clar-
ce, are at the home of Mr. and Mrs
L. C. Cotey for several weeks stay be-
ore joining Mr. Neal
Antoine Shorkey, who has been on
he Roburds farm, has bought the
John Plankey house on Maple street
and moved in Monday Stephen Jen-
lings and family, who have been oc-
,upying the house, moved the same
lay to the Gee tenement on Main
treet, where Harold St Peters has
,een living
The Helping Hand club, whose mem
)ers are inmates of the Proctor cot
age at the Vermont Industrial school
lave dressed six dolls which they have
ent to Secretary H W Slocum of the
Vermont Tuberculosis association for
he children at the Essex Center pre-
The dolls, together with
he dresses. were made by the chill
lren of the club
Howard Hoyt Dead
News has been received here of the
leath in Arizona, of Howard Hoyt, for
nerly of this city Mr. Hoyt was
.fflicted with tuberculosis and went to
arizona, hoping to be benefited by
hat climate. He is survived by his
wife, his father, Julius Hoyt of Starks- 1
'oro, three sisters, Mrs. Etewart Bacon
nd Mrs George Bostwick of Vergen-
les and Mrs. Fred Mulfriedel of Wal
ham.