Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-05-13
NEW HAVEN

Nelson Merrill is visiting in Massa-
chusetts.
Miss Josephine Clifford spent Sat
urday in Burlington.
Catherine Landon was i'll the first OF
the week.
Mrs, Victor Shackett is recovering
from an attack of grippe,
Mrs. Fred Townes visited her sister
Mrs. Danyeu in Middlebury last week,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Townes spent
Sunday with relatives in Ticonderoga,
Mrs. Henry Wheeler was the guest
last week of Mrs. A. Langdon Roleau
Walter Kingsley has been seriously
i'll with pneumonia and heart trouble
but is now better.
Miss Ella Hillman is i'll at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus Doud. A
nurse is caring for her.
The Juniors of the High School clear
ed about $50 from their play "a Family
Affair" last Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Clement oil
Middlebury called on friends here re-
Gently.
Frank R. Barrows is to spend the
summer with his brother at Seaside
Heights New Jersey.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Temple oil
Essex, Junction were callers in town
on Sunday.
Newton Rose, Jr, has taken the con-
tract for cutting all the brush along
the line fences on S. J. Roses farm.
Miss Grace Merrill has returned from
Vergennes where she has cared for a
patient for several weeks.
Douglas Beers of Brattleboro was
the guest of M. w. Clifford and family
over Sunday.
Mrs. Charlotte Shackett was i'll on
Monday and unable to go to Midle-
bury.
Edward and Victor Shackett were
called to Bridport recently by the ser
ious illness of their mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Higbee, Paul
Higbee and Miss Strobe of Proctor
visited their cousins W. T. Patterson
and family last Saturday.
F. M. Partch and c. S. Dana at
tended Joseph Flint's funeral in Bur-
Ington. Mr.. Flint was born in this
town and attended Beeman Academy
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Stowe cele-
brated their birthdays last Sunday at
the home of Mrs. Stoves parents, Mr.
and Mrs Hawley of Addison.
Miss Alice Hayward and brother
Joseph Hayward of Addison visited
their aunt Mrs. Landon on Thursday
of last week.
The Ladies Union had their annual
meeting on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs
Henry Wheeler and Mrs. Sarah Roleau
entertained.
The Ladies Rooms and Town Clerks
Office at the Town Hall have been
cleaned under the supervision OF Mrs
c. S. Dana
Mrs. Margaret Gardner of Vergen-
mes is convalescing from a recent i'll
ness at the home of her sister, Mrs. W.
T. Patterson.
L. c. Fske the station agent at
New Haven Junction, and his son Col
win are taking a vacation. Mr.. Hayes
Of Vergennes has charge Of the depot
during his absence.
Mrss. Kate Mills of Middlebury, as
Administrative of her fathers estate,
has arranged for the perpetual care
of the William Hunt lot in Evergreen
Cemetery.
+. NJ Merrill and wife, Mrs Eme-
line Merrill and Eric Merrill motored
to Burlington Sunday. Madam Mer-
1ill remained to visit her granddaugh-
tiers Mrs George Eddy and Mrs Perry
Eddy.
Mrs. Strong and Mrs Jane Davis
are visiting relatives at Lake Placid,
~ y. VIII Bennett took them Sunday
by automobile to the Crown Point
Ferry where they were met by rela-
tives and conveyed to their destina-
ton.
Several ladies in town are wearing
attractive headgear designed at the
millinery bee" recently held at the
home OF Mrs Henry Dimmock in
charge Of the Misses Pierpont and Full
Ter. About a score of ladies were
present for the day and each carried
a covered dish for the noon lunch
The funeral of Mrs. Stokes, who died
al the home OF her SOn-in-laW, MI.
Hallock, was held from the house Sun
day afternoon Rev Wesley Page Off
ciated The interment was in Starks-
boro, her former home. Mrs. Stokes
was Ill only short time after a shock
Of paralysis Mr. Hallock's infant
child is very i'll with pneumonia.
Deacon Frank Barrows gave inter
esting accounts both in the Sunday
School and at the evening service last
Sunday OF his trip to Japan and at
tendance at the 10 days Sunday School
convention at Toxic. Mr. Barrows and
son Lucius travelled quite extensively
in Japan and on the Pacific coast and
through the South on their journey
home