Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-07-01
NEW HAVEN
Mrs. Lambert is quite II.
Mrs, William Bennett is Ill.
MelVin Iandnn has q hicXCle.

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Mrs. Edgar Benham has been quite
i'll.
Henry Come is visiting brother il
Bethel.
Robert Partch is assisting George
Everest in haying.
Mrs. James Davis has resigned the
SUPPLEMENTARY of the Sunday School
Miss Edena Ring Of Bristol was thC
guest OF Miss Beatrice Benedict last
Sunday
Mrs. Elisha Follansbee entertained
the Ladies Union at her home We'd
nesdav.
Charles Everest and family and Mis-.
Marcia Winslow motored to Whitehall.
on Sunday.
Mrs Moses Wilson and children are
spending a few days with her mother
in Burlington
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Hubbard were
at their cottage at Long Point Satur-
day and Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs /. c. Drolette OF Corn
wall We're weekend guests OF NJ. and
Mrs. p C. Elmer.
Henry Come has had monument
erected to the memory Of his wife in
Evergreen cemetery.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Norton Of Mid
dlebury were guests Sunday OF Mr..
and Mrs, Edward Swenor.
Mrs. Noble Whitney has returned
from spending three weeks with her
parents in Springfield.
Mr.. Barrett of the Randolph Agri-
cultural School addressed Beaver Glen
Grange last Friday evening
Miss Martha Chafiee and Evert
Daniels were married last week al the
parsonage by Rev. Wesley Page
Mr. and Mrs George Jacobs Of
Worcester, Mass, were recent guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Langdon.
Several members of the Masonic Or
der were at church last Sunday morn
ing by special invitation from the pas
tor.
Thatcher Hoyt and wife Of Chicago
were in town Sunday, They called on
friends and visited Evergreen Gene
terry.
Mr.. and Mrs Gray and daughter Of
Massachusetts, were the recent guests
of Mrs Grays parents, Mr. and Mrs
William Emo.
Mrs. Carroll Bottum and daughter
Marguerite are to visit Miss Mary
Bottum who has taken a cottage at
the seashore.
Mrs. Stokes died last Sunday at her
home in the Hathorne tenement The
interment was made in the family lot
in Starksboro
Madeline Everest and Beatrice
Benedict went Tuesday to Westport,
N. y, where they VIII work at the
Westport Inn for the summer
Mrs. George c Everest has now two
of the most beautiful climbing rose
bushes in town, both laden with bios
soms-one pink and the other crimson.
There Will be a ball game Monday
morning at 9 o'clock between the mar
RED and unmarried men Mr. Need
hams pasture near the cemetery will
be used
Mr.. and Mrs Allan Chaie and fam
ily and Mr. and Mrs Herbert Burns
of Cambridge, VT, H. Burritt and Miss
Rivers were Sunday guests of Mr. and
Mrs J. NJ Rivers.
Road Commissioner julius Arm
strong has greatly improved the road
aiming from the Center to Town Hi
and has put in a quantity Of gravel in
he driveway leading into the cemetery
where the water had washed it away.
Miss Josephine Clifford was united
N marriage Wednesday to Douglas
Beers at the home OF her parents, Mr..
Ind NJ, NJ W. Clifford by the Rev.
4 Z Page Only relatives and imme-
lste If ends were present Nj and
Mrs Beers are to reside in Springfield,
Mass.
A very pleasant shower party was
,iven Miss Ethel Smith by Mrs F. NJ
'a-;ch at her home last Friday after
loon. About 30 guests were present.
Mss Smith was the recipient Of many
laintv and also useful presents Choice
eireshment, were served on the lawn
Mr.. and Mrs Howard Wns.ow and
wo sons, Field and Eugene, were the
Weekend guests of their mother M,
p NJ P4r,ch Ms, Marcia Winslow
s spending a month with her mother,
Ir, i NJ Partch She viii return
o her school duties on Thompsons
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