Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-09-30
NEW HAVEN

w, II. Partch has been i'll.
Eric Merrill is assisting r. d. Ian
don.
Marion Dana is assisting Mrs. Fitz-
patrick.
The Ladies Union plan a sale for
October.
Miss Marion Dana is suffering from
tonsilitis.
c. L. Nutting has sold his Lincoln
property.
Miss Ethel Smith recently visited
friends in Addison.
Bernice Merrill was at home from
Burlington over Sunday.
F. M. Partch is able to walk about
with the aid Of crutches
The Dairyman's League met at the
town hall Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Swenor mo-
tored to Schroon Lake Sunday.
Mrs. c. S. Dana has been suffering
with tonsilitis the past week
Miss Mary Barrows is visiting her
father at Seaside Heights, N ].
F. M. Partch has leased Mrs. Wes-
ley Summers house for the winter.
Several in town have sold antique
furniture to Boston firm recently.
Beatrice Benedict was at home from
Middlebury College over Sunday.
Mrs. Cameron Sprigg and children
have been in camp at Long Point.
Allan Everest is rapidly improving
from an attack of typhoid fever.
Stella Page is to spend the winter
with the Parmelee family in Bristol
Mrs. Davis, who is living at Lang
don Roleau's was in Lincoln the past
week.
Oliver Sumner was at home from the
Bristol Teacher Training school over
Sunday.
Mrs. F. d. Fillion has gone to Reese
vile, n Y, to attend her daughter in
her illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Sargent visited
their son Ralph and family in Lincoln
last Sunday
Miss Eva Weston is i'll with tonsilitis
and Mrs. Catherine Ward has charge
of her school
Mr. and Mrs Ernest Sargent have
a daughter Miss Myrtle Peck is car
ing for Mrs Sargent
Noble Whitney is moving to his new
residence which he purchased of Mrs.
Sykes of Middlebury.
Mrs. Clinton Sherman has returned
from visiting her sister Mrs. Hallock
Squier in Cambridge, VT
Milo Merrill is working at the milk
plant and he and his wife are board
ing at Washington Wards.
Mrs Henry Wheeler stayed with
Miss Urania Mead during Mrs Han
nah Barnums absence in Westport.
Miss Alice Hayward and Joseph
Hayward of Addison visited their aunt
Mrs. NJ. !, Landon last week Friday.
Mrs. ]. c. Wilder has returned to
to be with her daughter
Miss Edna during the fall and winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Eddy and DR..
and Mrs. Allen of Burlington were
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs T. NJ F.
Merrill.
Munson Cove and wife will care for
". w Hubbard's place DUNG Mr. and
Mrs. Hubbard's absence in Florida
his winter.
Ivan Moulton, who purchased James
Davis farm a year ago, has decided
20 discontinue farming and has moved
o Panton.
Ivan Garen died last Saturday at
lis home in Charlotte Mr. Garen car
led on the +. NJ Partch farm here a
ew wears ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Landon and
laughter and Mrs. Monroe Barnum re-
emily visited Mr.. and Mrs VIII Cross
n Westport, n. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dimmock, Mrs
Helen Bennett and Mrs Carroll Bot
UNI will attend the Mccormack con-
ert in Burlington this evening,
Mrs. Juliette Potter and Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Palmer attended the
Wedding Of their grandniece and cousin
Miss Norma Perkins at the home OF
Ter parents in Waterbury.
Mrs Mary Roscoe and Mrs ] o.
Button spent Wednesday in Ferris
,urg with Mrs Martin, wife of a for
ner principal of Beeman Academy
Mr.. and Mrs Martin are living in
Maine. Mrs. A. c. Squier had charge
+ the postofice during Mrs ROscoe's