Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-11-18
ADDISON
Mrs. John Thomas is i'll.

Mrs. John Thomas is ill.
Mrs. John Carr is better.
Myron Smith was at r, W. Day
Sunday
Mrs. Clarence Benedict and sor
Theron are i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Give Angel are witt
his mother in Cornwell
Elroy Torrey and Erwin Carpenter
have each killed a deer.
Mrs Ketchum of Brandon is a
guest at Howard Kings.
William Burpee is running the milk
truck for Steve Harrison.
The young peoples club met at Ar
thur Piper's Saturday evening.
The schools were all closed Friday
last in observance of Armistice day.
Mrs Edith Stage of Middlebury has
been the guest of Mrs. John Thomas.
Mrs. George Spencer and Elmer
Spencer were in Burlington Wednes-
dav.
Grand View Grange will hold meet
ing this evening. 1t is the annual cleo
ton of officers.
The ground has been white with
snow for week, something unusual
so early in the season.
Mrs. Charles Noonan has as her
guest her mother Mrs. Rider and
daughter OF Buffalo, N. Y.
Miss Ottobell Northern had as her
guest over the weekend Miss Alice
Mulligan from the west side.
Mrs. Nettie Wright of Westport has
come to spend the winter with her
mother, Mrs. Carson Fisher.
Word has been received here of the
death of Mrs, Mitchell of St Adams
who was quite well known here.
Mrs. Stephen Harrison is sick with
a light attack of scarlet fever and is
under quarantine. DR.. Phelps attends
her.
The whist club met with Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilbur Smith Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wood assisted in
entert aiming.
Mr.. and Mrs Edrick Bodette are
IN Bridport, the guests of their two
daughters, Mrs. Amanda Couvery and
Mrs. Ida Solice.
Invitations are out for the wedding
IF George Thomas of this town and |
Ethel Smith of New Haven, the we'd
ling to be on Wednesday evening, No
lember l6, at the home of the bride.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richmond Warner
and Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Clark were
II Middlebury Friday evening to at
end grange, where a class was given .
legrees by the ladies degree team of 7
Grange.
The Ladies Aid Society held sale
It the vestry Wednesday evening and
lespte the bad condition of weather
hey cleared about 500 There were
everal booths fixed up attractive for
cling different articles, candy, vege
ables, fancy articles and last but not
east was the ten cent fish pond.
Cavalry Cavalcades Through Town
The cavalry troops from Fort Ethan
llen passed through here Tuesday on
heir way to Camp Dix, N. J. They
'ere accompanied by three covered
'agons drawn bv four mules each, the
'agons carried their provisions, etc.
Miss Burroughs Given Shower
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Waldo
lark was the scene of a pretty mis-
.llaneous shower party last Saturday
ternoon for Miss Helen Rouroughs of
errisburg, who will be remembered as
former school teacher here This was 5
honor OF her approaching marriage {
William llurd OF New Jersey. Mr. Y
urd is a son of NJ. B Hurd OF this
wn The color schemes in both din
z and living rooms were Of pink and |
hite crepe paper As Miss Burroughs |,
as seated little tea wagon was
avn up in front OF her by four little Fl
rls, this was also decorated in pink :,
I'd white She then proceeded to UNI :,
, each package and read the con-
ntS which were quite amusing The q.
its were many and varied. There >
ere several features of entertainment u
for the OCCASION. The din :.
Z room was an entertaining place .
lere the dainty lunch was served,
insisting of rolls, cold meat, coffee, Il
,kles, olives, fruit salad, and cake. o
left wishing Miss Burroughs much Ii
ppiness People from Vergennes I
d Ferrisburg attended OF