Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-09-23
NEW HAVEN


post Office.
viii Bennett has had a new top put
on his car.
Wallace Hathorne and family are in
camp at Long Point
Mr.. and Mrs. r. ID. Landon were in
Burlington Wednesday.
Mrs, M. !. Landon had quite a
severe fall last week Friday
Mrs. Bertha Armstrong and chill
dren have moved to Winooski
Miss Matte Sw ain was at home
from Burlington over Sunday
Earl Ross has gone to Norfolk, Va,
for training in the naval reserve,
James Davis has just completed the
erection of two silos on his farm
Miss Louise Squier of Chester is the
guest of her uncle A. c. Squier.
Harold Hunt is clerking in Mark
Quinlons store at the Junction.
Mr.. Whitney is making repairs on
the house he recently purchased.
George Coats and wife have spent
two weeks with friends in Canada.
Howard Russell and wife of Bristol
were Sunday visitors of Rude Scho-
field and wife.
Herbert and Willie Goulette have
received their he norable discharge
from the army.
Miss Grace Provencier of Crown
Point, n Y, was the weekend guest of
Mrs. Mary Roscoe.
Mr. and Mrs c. Daniels have moved
TO the home of his parents Mr. and
Mrs H. K Daniels.
Mrs. Washington Ward returned on
Sunday from a ten days visit with
relatives in New York state.
Mr. and Mrs Wesley Brown OF
Springfield, VT, are visiting their
daughter Mrs Noble Whitney.
Mrs Vina jenkins acted as brides
maid at wedding in Ferrsburg on
Thursday evening Of last week
Mrs. Caleb Nutting and her sister
Mrs. Mary Hyde have been away on
visit with friends the past week
William NJ Hoyt and his nephew
William Hoyt Bennett Of Chicago re-
turned to their homes last Friday
Mr.. and Mrs Peter LaValley of
Ticonderoga recently visited Mrs. La
Valleys brother, Edward Swenor
Rev Mr.. Robbins of Burlington will
occupy the pulpit of the Congrega-
yional church next Sunday morning.
Miss Pauline Partch returned to her
school duties in the Moses Brown
school for boys at Providence, r. 1,
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Sargent are
The parents of daughter born Satur-
day Miss Myrtle Peck is caring for
Mrs Sargent
Mrs. Mary Hyde, who has spent
several weeks with her sister Mrs.
Caleb Nutting has returned to her
home in Fresno, Cal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Goulette and
daughter of Weybrdge have taken up
their residence with Mrs. Goulette's
mother, Mrs Joseph Lorraine
Mr.. and Mrs Clyde Hoffnagle are
The parents OF daughter born Mon
lay morning at the Mary Fletcher
hospital, Burlington Mr. Hoffnagle
has been to visit them.
Mrs. Dunton of Plattsburg, N. Y,
Mrs Brown of Rutland Mr. Ledwich
Henry Come of New Haven have had
monumental work done in Evergreen
cemetery this season
Mortimer Roscoe who has spent the
Summer at Silver Bay, Lake George,
1ad a very narrow escape from drown
ng while there. He went in a canoe
alone one night to visit a camp some
/ distance qW9V On his return in the
morning a sudden storm overlook him
The wind grew strong and the waves
ran high. The canoe was overturned
; and Mr.. Roscoe was obliged to swim
some time before he recovered the
canoe and paddle. He was forced to
steer to the nearest shore and wait I'M
I'll the lake was calm before resuming
MS journey.
Boys and Girls Fair
The BOYS and girls received about
500 in premiums at their fair held at
the hall last Friday The town had
voted $50 for the fair, S25 was left from
last year and the balance was raised re-
Gently by subscription. In the evening
the premiums were awarded and Rev.
Mr.. Fowler of Bristol gave helpful
and humorous talk on How to Have
Fun" Harlan Palmer was reelected
president of the Club, Rev Mr. Page
vice-president and Clyde Hoffnagle
secretary and treasurer.
Among those to attend the fair were
County Agent F. R. Churchill, Miss
Luce, Miss Emma Fuller and Miss
Mildred Evarts, all of the Farm Blu
reau service. Rev. Mr.. Fowler of Bris-
tol, Mr.. and Mrs Wesley Brown OF
Springfield, Mr.. and Mrs Bristol and
Mr. and Mrs. Will York of Lincoln.
The names of the winners and the
number of ribbons each received are as
follows Marshall Armstrong, eight
blue, three red, three white; Hattie
Bedore, one white; Lucille Benedict,
five blue, three red, two white Carroll
Bennett, one blue, three red, two
white; Ruth Bennett, two blue; Tom
Cushman, one blue; Laddie Daniels,
two blue; Alton Davis one red;
Dorothy Davis, three blue, five red,
two white; Douglass Everest, one red;
Leah Everest, three blue, three red, one