Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-08-19
NEW HAVEN

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on business last week
The young people have tennis court
on the Academy grounds.
Clifford Elmer is camping with a
party at Lake Bomoseen,
Mrs. Will Stowe visited Miss Mary
E. Doud few days last week.
Mrs. Charles Everest and sons have
been in camp at Long Point.
Henry White of Massachusetts, was
recent guest Of Nelson Merrill
A decayed maple tree in front OF the
church was cut down last Friday.
Thirty-seven new books have been
added to the New Haven library.
Miss Grace Merrill is in Bristol help
ing to care for DIR. A. M. Norton.
Mrs. Abbie Rogers is spending some
time at Long Point, Lake Champlain.
A force of Italians are putting in
new railroad ties at New Haven juno
ton.
Edward Dana visited his uncle viii
Jackman in Waltham the first OF the
week.
George Everest and family have been
in camp at Elm Point, Lake Cham
plain.
The sum of thirty-fve dollars was
collected in town for the Fresh Air
Fund.
Mrs. Philo Elmer and Clifford Elmer
spent few days at Elm Point last
week.
The Ladies' Union will hold social
this evening. A cafeteria supper will be
served
Miss Myrtle Peck has returned home
from caring for patient in Ferris
burgh.
Miss Greta Barnard of Lincoln re-
Gently visited her cousin Blossom
Barnard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy C. Henry and
baby of New Jersey are visiting Mrs
Nina Ward.
Mr.. Sorrell of Vergennes has begun
work on the addition to the Academy
school building.
Miss Bernice Merrill of Burlington
was at her fathers, F. M. Merrill, Sat
urday and Sunday.
Mrs. Helen Hathorne visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Upper of Ferrisburg the
first of the week.
Mrs. W. A. Danbrook, who had three
ribs cracked in an automobile accident,
is more comfortable.
A well attended reunion of the
Shedrick family was held at George
Coates last Saturday.
Mrs. S. B. NJ. Cowles has returned
home from visiting her son, Elmer
Cowles of Weybridge.
Mrs. Clyde Hoffnagle gave a birth
day party Monday afternoon for Hugh
Hoffnagle to some of his little friends
Mrs. Charles Danields, who was OPP
Grated upon last week at the Mary
Fletcher hospital, is gaining in health
Mrs. Will Stowe, who has spent SIN
weeks with her daughter Mrs. Hoyi
Swain in Forrest, n Y, has returned
home
Miss Ruth Everest of Albany, N. y.
is passing three weeks vacation with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George
Everest.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Hubbard, Mrs
Alice Barnes and Miss Stella Page
motored to Lake George last weeI
Thursday.
Miss Anna Partch and her niece
Norma Freeman of Burlington have
been visiting her brothers, viii anC
Fred Partch.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Latin o
Connecticut have been visiting Mr. anC
Mrs. Lewis Peck and Mr.. and Mrs
Mark Peck
Mr.. and Mrs. Emerson Byington ant
Mrs. Alice Carpenter and son OF Con
stable, n. Y, were guests of Mr. ant
Mrs. Shirley Langdon last week.
The New Haven Boys and Girl;
Clubs in gardening, sewing cOokini
and in the care of poultry are making
plans for the coming County Fair.
Mrs. Edward Swenor gave a part!
August 3rd on the 18th birthday Of he
granddaughter Helen Coy to ten OF he
little friends.
Owing to the rain only few iron
New Haven attended church Sunda,
morning at the Congregational churcl
in Vergennes.
The New Haven y. P. S c. E plal
10 meet with the young people OF tn
Bristol Federated church the secon'
Sunday evening in September.
Helen, Raymond and George Co,
who have spent several weeks wit
their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
! ward Swenor, have returned to thei
home in Burlington.
Langdon Roleau and gang OF mel
nave finished saving twenty THOUSAND
feet of logs for r. D. Landon, ant
commenced saving for Lewis Dupr
m the Ferguson farm
Rev. w. E. Page, Addison Count,
President of the Christian kndeavo
: Union, and Russell Everest, Count
! Secretary, conducted a meeting
Bridport last Sunday evening
Miss Muriel Johnson, who has spen
1 the past year with her uncle and aun
I Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Human /
! Cornwall -the-Hudson, has been Wis
! iting her aunt, Mrs. W. W. Hubbard.
! Beaver Glen Grange held field da
! at Clyde Hoffnagle's on Wednesda!
! The New Haven boys played a gam
I OF baseball with the boys from Verger
! mes. Other sports were INDUCED Il
! Basket lunches were served picni
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