Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-01-28
YERGENNES NEWS

Wilfred Little visited friends il
Shelburne Sunday.
Mr., and Mrs. Edward Barrows visit
ed in Burlington Sunday.
The Sheffield Farms Co, Inc is har
vee NJ It's eason ce crop.
Theresa Jarvis, daughter OF Mr.. ant
Mrs Corne ius P. Jarvis, is i'll.
The condition OF Mrs. Percy Curriel
OF East rerrsOurg who has been i'll
is improving.
The Rev. Frederick J. Buttery ha'
returned from a visit to New York
Clty and New Iersey.
Banns of marriage for Leonard Rock
and Miss Ida Bias were published al
st. Peters Church Sunday.
Mrs. William Bard mas sold hei
farm in Ferrisburg 20 Lewis A, Sears
possession to be taken March |.
Mrs, Rose Townsend has rented
rooms in the Bradbury house on Map.e
street and will begin housekeeping.
Daniel Noonan, representative from
Ferrisburg, who was i'll last week, was
abe to return to Montpelier yesterday
Frank Rose OF Troy, N Y, is in the
town of Ferrisburg making maps for
the United States department OF agri-
culture.
The Vergennes Ice company com
menced cutting ice in the river above
the falls Friday. The ice is about II
nCAes thick
Mrs. Everett Wyman, who was call
ed here by the inness OF her father
George f. Young, mas returned TO
Everett. Mass.
The annual meeting OF the Prospect
Cemetery ASSOCIATION w.A b. he'd
Tuesday, February |, at 1880 p. m, in
the rest room of the Blxby Library.
Major Robert w. McCuen, POST
master John H. Donnelly and William
Noonan attended the meeting Of the
managers OF the Addison County Aer4-
cultural society at Middlebury Sat-
urdav.
For the benefit of the members of
St. Peters Church who reside IN the
country the time OF celebrating high
mass has been changed for the winter
from 1000 a. m, to l0:30 a. m.
Water ], Coa.es o. nIon,pe Ter, in
spector for the Mutual Fire Insurance
OF Vermont, is inspecting
in Vergennes and adjoining towns the
on which the companies car
~ policies
AT the annual meeting of the Wom-
ems League OF the Vergennes Baptist
Church, officers for the coming year
were electd as follows: President, Mrs,
L. W. Fisher; president, Mrs. Viii
liam L. Cotey; secretary, Mrs. Kate
Fled; treasurer, Mrs. w. A. Da.rym-
pie The yearly reports showed that
the society is in a prosperous condition.
William R. Fortln of Pawtucket r.
l.. was reelected speaker of the Rhode
Island House OF Representative wnen
that body convened recently in annual
session. Mr. Forth, who is a Vergen-
mes boy, is nephew of S. d, and H.
G. Miner OF Vergennes. His parents
moved to Pawtucket when he was a
boy and his education was completed
in that city, where for some years he
has carried on a drug business.
The supper given Friday evening in
he lodge room of Pierpont Lodge, No.
81, Knights of Pythias, by the team,
by Alderman Levi H. Brown,
which was defeated in the second pool
tournament by a team captalned by
Walter w. Bristol, was enjoyed and
4 success about 40 members Of the
odge being present. AT the c4ose OF
he repast a vote of thanks was given
o the entertaining team. After sup
DER a meeting of the lodge was held
md the newly elected officers installed
Is follows Chancellor commander,
Dr. Frank M. Rogers; ce-chancellor,
L. w. Day; prelate, H NJ Norton;
master of work, Donald H. Norton
;eeper of records and seals, II. L
Hunt; master of finance, A. s. Haven;
master of exchequer. Harold Nweton;
inside guard, Waldo K. Powers; out
ide guard, Cecil Newton. District De
,uty Marsh of Silver Lake Lodge of
Brandon was present on his official
'isit
Dollar Days Next Week in Middle