Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-10-21
BRIDPORT

Martin Garyey went Sunday to the
Mary Fletcher hospital in Burlington
for treatment
Miss Helen Bennett j., passing hi,
week with Mr. and Mrs ] Y, Palmer
in Mddlcbury.
Miss Dorothy Barnett OF Crown
Point, N. Y, was a weekend guest oil
Miss Audrey Swinton
Il X Williams, who has been ~
Ashley, Mass, for several months, Is
expected home Saturday
Mrs. E. w. White was a recent
guest at the home OF her orlthr W.
H. Norton in Vergennes.
Miss Beatrice Doane passed the
week end at her home in Orwell. Miss
Evelyn Coursey accompanied her
Mr.. and Mrs. F. f, Towner passed
several days recently with Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert Austin in Middlebury
Mrs. Emma Wolcott and Mrs. Ella
Baldwin were guests Wednesday at the
home of G.. F. Wolcott in Middlebury
Mrs. A. B. Adkins of Ticonderoga
N. Y, came Thursday for a visit at
the home of her sister Mrs. Ella
Baldwin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Welch, who
have been living with his brother John
WEIGH, have gone to Blue Ridge, y
Y, to live
Mr.. and Mrs. D. E. Myrick and Miss
Maytie Kingsland passed Saturday IN
Bristol with the Misses Lottie and
Stella Kingsland.
Miss Florence Payne returned sat
urdav to her home in Clarendon after
a months visit at the homes Of her
uncles. c. /. and G. d. Payne.
A large delegation from the Morn
ing Sun Chapter, O. T. S, attended the
regular meeting OF Shoreham Chapter
O. +. S.. in Shoreham Wednesday eve
ming
Somers Spaulding OF Cornwall, who
IS i'll at the home of his sister-in-law
Mrs. Jeanette Spaulding, following
hemorrhage Of the nose, is improving
slowly.
One hundred and fourteen couples
attended the Woodman dance held al
the Grange hall last Friday evening
This evening there will be a Grang
dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. ] w. Dr4tt and Mr.,
!. NJ Jeffrey and son OF East Middle
bury were guests over Sunday at { A
Pratt's. Mr.. and Mrs Draft start TO
/ their home in Woodlord, Nap res
Monday
Edward Emerson and family hav
moved from the Oliver Delphia 'drn
TO the tenement house of H r, Palmer
Mr. Delphia, who has been living Wi
his son in Middlebury is now on hi
place
At the next regular Grange meeting
to be held October 18th, Dr. q. !
Edmunds, District Health Officer, WI
make an address There will also b
mock wedding. 1t is hoped thu
every Granger will make an effort
, be present
Rev. Walter Thorpe of Brando
spoke to a large audience at the Cor
gregatonal church Sunday evenln
He gave an illustrated talk on "Pl
grim's Progress"
The first regular meeting OF the Boy
and Girls Club recently formed WI
held at the home of Miss Adelia Wen
cite Tuesday evening. County Agei
r. i Churchill, and Club Leader Mi
Mildred Everts planned the work wit
I : girls and y boys Names for II
clubs have not vet been decided. II
E officers are as follows; lor the boy
, Russo, Norton, president; Harold lie
v.ce-presidcnt Harold Norton, seer
tary. Bacon Palmer, treasurer. re
t the girls, Gladys Spaulding, presiden
Hazel Norton, vice-president Hele
, Soliace, secretary and treasurer.
/ Funeral of Mrs. LaBier
The funeral OF Mrs Katherine l.
Bier. whose death was briefly mention
] ed in last weeks Register, was held
the Catholic church in Crown Pom
t y. V, Sunday morning Prayers wet
said at the house before the service
Rev. Father Divinee officiating TT
| bearers were. John and Edward Gill
gan and Edward Bowers OF Crow
Point and Howard Stone, H. J Lal
ham and Arthur Guyette of this tow
) There were many beautiful floral tr
butes. The body was taken to Paw
lion. \. V. where burial was made
the family lot Those from away
attend the services were Mr.. and Mr.
Henry Fleury, and Arthur Bova
Malone, n. Y, Lewis Fleury an
daughter Miss Katherine Fleury
Constable, n. v, Mr.. and Mrs. Ricl
ison and daughter of Ticonderoga, }
Y. Joseph LaBier and family OF \
bany. n. V, and Leslie Billiard
Blue Ridge, n y.
Mrs. LaBier, who was born in lS'
in Wyoming, ~ Y, has lived in Brit
port for If years, and during that tin
has made many friends who will mi
a kind and helpful neighbor and trien
Besides her husband, Adelbert L. Ii
Bier, she is survived by her fathe
Martin Whalen of Wyoming, n. \
two sisters, Mrs Mary McAllister
!. Wyoming, n. Y, and Mrs. Charl
Billiard of Rochester, N Y, and OF
brother, John Whalen OF Warsaw, n.