Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-04-29
VERGENNES

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Sisco and Mis-.
Frankie Maynard of St. Adams arr
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Larrow
Mrs Walter Young and Miss Heller
Tull returned Wednesday from Bristol
Conn, where they visited Mr.. anc
Mrs Daniel Carroll, former residents
Samuel Tredo
Samuel Tredo, So, died Tuesday al
his home here after a several weeks
illness with tuberculosis. He was born
in Castleton, the son OF Charles and
Priscilla Bouget Tredo, and with hi.
parents moved to Vergennes when q
very young man and had lived mere
all his life with the exception of q
short time spent in St. Adams. HI
was a woodworker and had been EN-.
ployed by the Vergennes Manufacture,
ing company and more recently by
the L. F. Benton company, until fore
ed in March to give up work because
OF his health He is survived by one
brother, William, Of this city, who ha.
cared for him during his illness, anc
one sister, Mrs Della Turcotte Of Paw
tucket, R. l. Funeral services were
held Thursday morning at St. Peters
church, with burial in St. Peters Gem.
etery.
"Mirandy's Ministries" Please
The first minstrel show ever given in
this city wholly by women was pre-.
sented Thursday evening at the opera
house by the ladies of the Community
club under the direction of Mrs A. S
Haven, Mrs. w. E. Larrow Mrs c
W. Wilson and was a pronounced sue.
cess, the house being packed to its ut
most capacity. With the new song
hits, the snappy dancing numbers, the
comedy acts, the smart and attractive
costumes, the excellent work Of each
one in her part and the singing of the
large and we'll drilled chorus mir
andys Minstrels" was one of the best
entertainments given here by home
talent InterIocutor Mrs F W. Lee
Beau, ends Mrs. S. R. Slack, Mrs R
H. Townsend, Mrs. c. w. Barrows
Mrs H. L. Hunt Mrs NJ. H. Kenyon
Miss Bessie Morris, Mrs. J. NJ. Caisse
Mrs H. L. Stebbins; program, first
part, opening chorus; "Ain't We Got
Fun, Mrs G. R. Slack; Romeo in
Georgia" Miss M H. Taber; "Ie Got
the Blues for My Old Kentucky
Home, Mrs. H. L. Stebbins; Shin
my Noon, Miss Bessie Morris;
That Old Irish Mother of Mine"
Mrs H I Myers; "A Hundred Years
from Now, Mrs R. H. Townsend
Underneath the Cotton Moon, Mrs
H. L. Hunt; you'll Never Need the
Doctor No More, Mrs. J. NJ Caisse;
Garry Me Back to Old Virginny"
Mrs J. Hamel; PALESTINE, Mrs. c,
W. Barrows; "Swanee," Miss C. o.
Broughton; That Rubetown Band"
Mrs M. H. Kenyon; closing chorus.
Part second, Breeze, Blow My Baby
Back to Me-, Mrs w. Hanneman
and the Misses Broughton and St.
Clair duet, Nanny, the Misses
Morris and Bodette; sketch, Sunny
Italy,, Mrs, Hunt Mrs Townsend;
song, Feather Your Nest, Mrs. J. F.
BARLEY; chorus; cast, Mrs. H. W.
Adams. Mrs. H Hamel, Mrs. J.
Chamberlain, Mrs J. F. Barley, Mrs.
Leon Langeway, Mrs. H. Newton,
Mrs. E Bodette. Mrs. c. w. Brown,
Mrs. P. F. Little, Mrs. William Han
neman, the Misses Gertrude Scott,
Dorothy Bodette, Anna Belden, Nora
Bodette, Marion St Clair Mary
Kramptiz. Florence Bodette, Lou Mi
ner, Gertrude Piper Hattie Cormia,
Nellie Winch, Lillian Stone, Florence
Beaumont, Harriet Piper, Sadie Bush
ey Mae Milo, Helen Tull, Augusta
Krampitz, Ruth Eagan. Farce: Mrs.
Blacks Pink Tea Cast: Mrs. Black,
Mrs. J. NJ. Caisse; Mrs White, Mrs.
Kenyon; Mrs Brown, Nora Bodette
Mrs. Gray, Mrs. w Hanneman; Mrs.
Greene, Sadie Bushey Mrs. Blew,
Florence Bodette; Mrs. Redd, Marion
St. Clair; Mrs. Lavender, Mrs. Homer
Hamel; Pansy Black, Anna Belden.
Committee in charge, Mrs H W. Ad-
ans, Mrs R. H. Townsend; Mrs J.
Hamel, the Misses Gertrude Piper,
Bessie Morris, Lou Miner