Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-07-15
NEW HAVEN

Bearers car
Miss Sue Chaffee is sewing for the
trade in South SALISBURY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emery Lucia are par
ents of another daughter.
Walter Strong has moved to the
Barton house on Town Hill.
Charles Doud of Leicester visited
his uncle Silas Doud last week
Victor Shackett and family have
moved into the PartCh tenement.
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Beers are in
camp at Willsboro Point, n Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Potter and Mrs
Shirley Langdon were in Burlington
recently
Mrs. !. A. Caldwell Of Florence re-
Gently spent a few days with Mrs C.
S. Dana.
Newton Rose, Jr, is visiting his
grandfather Newton Rose, ST, in IL
conderoga
Miss Ella Hillman is now IN a hos
pital at Wynantsklll, N. Y. She is not
improving
Antoine Lorraine of Florence visited
his parents Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Lo-
raine last Sunday.
Mrs. Virgil NJ. Benedict has a fine
Dorothy Perkins rose bush which is
being much admired
Miss Laura Taylor who is in Bur
lington for the summer visited Mrs
c. Z. Palmer recently.
Mrs. Moses Wilson and children
Juanita and Marvin are visiting her
mother in Burlington.
Mrs. Raymond Ward and son Rob
ert Of Watervleit, n Y, are the guests
of Miss Myrtle Peck.
Miss Mary Barrows is spending
three weeks vacation on a motor TIP
with friends in Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Swenor and MI
and Mrs. Julius Armstrong motored tC
Winooski last Saturday.
W. H. Partch and family motored tC
New York state last Sunday to visit
relatives of Mrs. Partch.
Rev. Mr.. Page is giving a series Of
interesting sermons on Friendship
through the month of July
Vonlev Avery and wife Of Ferris
burg were the recent guests OF Mrs
Averys sister, Mrs. Augustus Doud
Fred Burge and sister Miss Emmi
were in Burlington last week THURSDAY
to consult a specialist from New York
+. L. Shackett has received a iresi
carload of cement which was hauled Il
the storehouse from the Junction by
| truck.
Mrs. Perry Lewis with her son ant
daughter of San Antonio, Texas, call
ed on Slas Doud and daughter las
week.
Mr. and Mrs. julius o. Bottum, Jul
Jus Bottum, Jr, and Mrs. V M Bene
Dict motored to Burlington last Sat
urday.
Aurelius Sykes of Middlebury at
tended church here last Sunday am
was the guest Of his father-in-law +
G.. Hunt.
Arthur Human and family Of Md
dlebury were the guests Of his par
ents Mr.. and Mrs Newton Hinmai
on Sunday
Mrs. Ida Wilson has returned t.
her home for little vacation Sh'
has been in charge Of the post otnc
at Monkton.
Mrs. Charles Everest and children
are in South SALISBURY to pend
few weeks with her parents Mr. ant
Mrs. Hawkins
Mr. and Mrs P c. Elmer are en-
terta.n;ng Mr.. Elmer, uncle Edwin
Iewett and the latters grandson iron
Benton Harbor Mich.
Mrs. Mary Goulette and family hay
gone to Ferrisburg where he has Elm
ployment at Crosse Pointe for the re
ma.nder Of the season
Mrs. Abbie Rogers has returned ZION
spending a fortnight with her irien'
Mr.. Emerson Smith at her cottag
The Last Resort at Long Point.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry H Smith O
Richmond, Vao visited Silas Doud las
week. He j, son OF Prot. OILS !
Smith who was a prominent educate
n the South.
The following teacher, have bee
engaged for the high and grade
schools. Principal, II W. Thomas VIII
graduated from the Rochester, y. y
University in 1915 and has had fv
year, experience in teaching; precep
tres,, Miss Edith Barnes; grade teach
ers Miss Dalton, Mrs Leonard, Mis-
Weston, Miss Derby Mr. Thomas wi
occupy the Academy house.
Mrs. Augusta Hubbard died Tuesda
morning at | p. m, aged 80 years. Sh
is survived by one son William W
Hubbard who with his wife has care
for her during the several years of he
poor health. Mrs. Hubbard was tn
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs William
Dunshee of Bristol The funeral wa
held from her late home on East stree
Yesterday afternoon at , p m. Rev
Wesley I. Page oficiated. The inter
ment was in the family lot in Green
wood cemetery, Bristol,
Club Leader Coming Tuesday
Miss Mildred Everts, Boys and Girl
Club Leader for Addison County, Wi
meet the children at the town hall OF
Tuesday evening to get ACQUAINTED
with them and their work. The meet
ing will begin at 7;30 o'clock an
every boy and girl interested in tn
farm bureau work is urged to attend
They will be asked for notes on tn
work they have already done in tn