Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-02-18
YERGENNES NEWS

ing her brother Edward Kramptz and
Mrs. Nichols.
The Rev. Thomas Neal, Jr, has re-
turned from a visit to New York City
and Philadelphia.
Miss Charlotte Roulette, who has
been employed at the Stevens House
has gone to New Haven.
DR.. Frank c. Phelps was called
Tuesday to Orwell in consultation with
DR.. Sergeant on the case Of Frank
Morse
Mrs, Arthur D. Lyon of Hartford, a
former resident, is visiting Or. and
Mrs. J. B. Powers. Mrs, Lyon was
formerly Miss Marie Mead
Judge and Mrs. Frank L. Fish left
Saturday for Petersburg, Fla for a
months visit with the brother of Mrs
Fish, Frank Lyon
The Rev Thomas Neal Jr, read his
resignation Sunday as pastor of the
Vergennes Baptist church to take eff
feet on or before March IA.
Victor Renaud, who has been visit
ing his parents. Mr., and Mrs Louis
Renaud has returned to his studies
at the Grand Seminary, Montreal
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Guibeault of
Montreal on their wedding trip are
passing their honeymoon at the home
of Deputy Sheriff and Mrs. Fred w
Lebeau
Edward Nichols has been appointed
administrator of the estate of Fred R
Harris, late of Bridport, and John G
Sunderland and David E. Myrick
commissioners.
Walter w. Bristol attended the re-
union of the members of the Legisla-
ture of 1906 Thursday at Montpelier
In that year Mr.. Bristol represented
Waltham.
One morning recently in three hours
of fishing at the mouth of Dead Creek,
H. V. Wheelock and H. Leon Hunt
caught 20 pounds of fish. Some of the
perch weighed a pound each.
Wlired Little went Sunday to Bur
lington and brought back his brother,
Ernest Little, who has been taking a
course of treatment for nervous trou-
BILE at the Mary Fletcher hospital.
During the Lenten period services at
St. Peters church will be held We'd
nesday and Friday evenings and the
pastor will be assisted by neighboring
priests III giving instructions once a
week.
Miss Mlrcella Radigan, Miss Ada
Crosby, Miss Edith McGovern and
Miss Estelle Carlson attended the Adj
olson Northeast district teachers con-
vention at Bristol Their places in the
Vergennes graded school were filled by
members of the teachers training class
of the Vergennes High School
Russell Sanford, a recent graduate of
Middlebury College, has been appoint
ed teacher Of English in the VergenneS
High School to succeed Donald Fletch-
er, who resigned Mr.. Sanford was in
the service for a year and half and
could not finish his college course until
the end Of the semester lately closed
The W n. W T. club met Sunday
evening with Mrs. lavender Rock
and the following program was carried
out: Violin solo Mrs. Lavander Rock;
vocal solos. Miss Marie Rivers and
Miss Maize Barrows; recitation, a
poem Chester Barrows Following the
program whist was played, Mrs Muir
ray Kenyon won the first prize for
the ladies and Mrs. Chester Barrows
second; for the men, Frank Barrows
first, and Chester Barrows second.
At Vergennes Grange meeting Fri
day evening the following patriotic
program was carried out: Singing,
America" reading, Miss Laura Lib
by; recitation, Miss Frisbie; solo, "The
Legionaries," Mrs. Allen; papers, How
Washington and Lincoln Met Their
Problems" Harvey F Beach and Mrs.
Alanson G Wright; reading, "The Man
Who Knew Lincoln, Hollis Porter;
comic song, John Browns Body"
chorus; stories about Lincoln; sing
ing Star Spangled Banner"
Mrs. Louise Bennett
Mrs Louise Bennett, widow Of AL
exander Bennett former resident of
Vergennes died February 8 at the
home Of her daughter, Mrs. George
Osier, at Montpelier, aged GA years
She IS survived by four daughters,
Mrs. Lawrence Austin of Bristol