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


Ralph Peck is i'll.
Allan Everest has been ill.,
Marshall Armstrong has been i'll.
Mrs James Hayes recently visited
relatives in Lincoln.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Allen have named
their daughter Louise Elizabeth.
Mortimer Roscoe was at home from
Middlebury College over Sunday.
The children of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Wright have been quite i'll.
Smith Rose has sold his flock of
sheep to E. G. Piper of Mjddlebury.
Roony Tucker had an auction Of
horses and farming tools the 18th.
Cameron Sprigg has rented the low
er part of the Weld farm for pastur-
age.
Archie Potter recently lost a valu-
able registered Holstein COW of lung
fever
D, o. Jones has been called to lion,
N Y, by the illness and death of his
brother.
F. M. Partch has returned from a
business trip in the eastern part Of
the state.
Harry Burnham and Ezra Dixie, Jr,
OF Bristol were guests of Ira Everest
last Saturday.
There was no school Friday as the
teachers OF this union had a conven-
ton at Bristol.
Mrs. Mildred Sylvia and children of
Bristol visited her mother Mrs Hoff-
nagle last week.
Charles S. Dana attended the re-
union of the Legislature of 1919 at
Montpelier last week
Mrs. Clinton Conant and Mrs. d.
O. Jones entertained the Ladies' I'm
ION on Wednesday.
Edward Fields and daughter Mrs.
Henry Fisher were the guests of Mrs.
F NJ. Partch recently.
The children in the Primary room in
Sunday School made valentines for
sick children in hospitals.
Mr. and Mrs Philo Elmer spent a
day last week with Mrs. Elmer's sister,
Mrs. Drolette in Cornwall.
Evergreen Cemetery recently re-
ceived $1,000 from the estate of the
late Mrs. Emerson Langdon.
Alice and Joseph Hayward of Add
son visited their aunt and cousins,
the Landon family, last week
Principal George Davies was i'll last
week and Miss Marianne Landon and
Supt. Beebe took his classes.
Carroll Landon has purchased a
swamp lot near the old plank road of
Mrs Emily Rathbun of Bristol
There was a VALENTINO. party at the
Town Hall Monday evening given by
the Christian Endeavor Society.
Antoine Lorraine of Rutland was in
town Sunday to see his father Joseph
Lorraine who is suffering with a cancer.
The pulpit of the Congregational
church was supplied again last Sunday
by ] NJ Bishop, student of Middle
bury College.
Nh and Mrs. Robert Ward of AL
bsny are parents of son born Febru-
ary 9Th. Mrs. Ward will be remember
Cd as Miss Dora Douglas
Nj and Mrs. Clarence Sturtevant's
daughter GLADYS was united in mar
rage to Mr. Edward Savage at the
Cathedral in Burlington recently They
will reside in Burlington
F. l. Shackett recently sold two
truck loads of cement to Thomas
Brothers Of Bristol They plan to i'm
mediatelv rebuild the box factory to
take the place of the one burned last
week
c. E. Palmer and son have over
1000 eggs incubating. They have a
large trade in day old chicks and pro-
baby have the finest and largest flock
Of Rhode Island Red fowls in the state
Of Vermont
Mrs. Henry Come
The funeral of Mrs. Henry Come was
neld from her late home Sunday after
noon at 2 p. m, Rev. F. A. Hagadorn
Of Bristol officiating. Mrs. Come had
been in failing health for the past year
and suffered a shock a few days be-
lore her death. A quartet composed
Of Mrs c. S. Dana, Mrs. Washington
Ward, Charles Everest and w. H.
Partch sang two hymns. Mrs. F. L.
ohackett presided at the organ Mrs.
Come leaves a husband and three
daughters, Mrs. Smith Rose, Mrs.
Elizabeth LaFlam, Mrs. Charles Swe-
Tor and seven grandchildren. The in
erment was in Evergreen cemetery.
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