Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1922-02-24
ADDISON
Henry Lamb is on the sick list.
Lucille and Wilma Wood are quite

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Lucille and Wilma Wood are quite
sick
Mrs. Amy Clark has been sick the
past week.
Miss Young is the guest of her cousin
Mary Burpee.
Doris Clark has been the guest of
Marjory Cross.
Mrs. c. H. Marshall is quite sick
with an abscess in her ear
Miss OttObell Workman has been on
the sick list the past week.
The children of Mr.. and Mrs. Amos
Bodette have both been sick.
Mrs. Francis Clark is in a critical
condition. She is Sc years of age.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Noonan spent
Sunday in Bridport with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Piper spent the
weekend with friends in Shoreham.
Harry Cross and Glenn Torrey went
to Bristol Friday for load of potatoes
Helena Palmer is spending some
time with her sister, Mrs. Lucy
Thomas
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Cross were Sum
day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Sprague.
Owing to so much sickness in town
the grange meeting last Friday eve
ming was Cancelled.
Mrs. Spencer Hawley has not been
as well the past week and has been
confined to her bed.
Mrs. P. |, Jackson is quite sick, Her
mother of Vergennes, Mrs. Joseph
Gonyea is here caring for her
Mrs. Neal Fisher has the influenza.
Dr. Phelps attends her Her daughter,
Mrs. Nettie Wright is caring for her.
She is better at this writing
The Elgin Spring creamery meeting
OF February IA was adjourned to
March ID on account of the sickness of
the treasurer ]. c. Thomas
The drama "Bar Haven that was
to be given in the near future by
Grand View grange has been given up
for the present on account Of SO much
sickness.
The Valentine social at the church
last Tuesday evening was success
in every way The chalk talk by Rev.
A. Bezee of West Addison was appre-
Cldltu Dy al.
hurry Benedict is quite sick. John
Thomas is very much better and sits
up portion of each day His nurse,
Mr. L. A Lee. has returned to his
home i'll Vergennes
William Noonan is quite sick with
the grip. Dr. Waterman attends him.
Mr. Noonan recently returned from a
meeting in Boston connected with the
Addison County agricultural society.
Harry Cross is moving his goods to
the Peaje place in West PantOn that
he is to carry on the coming year. He
has been on his fathers place the past
year Stanton Cross will carry on his
own place the coming year
Will Erect Portable Mill
George Spencer is getting out lumber
preparatory to building a new house
this spring. He is soon to have a
portable saw mill at his place for saw
ing his lumber and will also do custom
work Mr. Hawkins OF Nergenues is
10 me- his mill there.
Death of Mrs Palmer
Mr., Frances Palmer died at her
home February IA after a long period
OF i'll health from heart trouble and
CompIcauons She was a woman very
highly respected, was the widow OF
the ate Henry Palmer She leaves
son Willis Palmer and two daughters,
Miss Helena Palmer vino lived with
and AIRED for her mother, and Mr.,
John Thomas and three grandchildren
all Of this town She was - years OF
age, and had been a lfe long member
OF the Baptist church The funeral
was tended from her home Friday al
ternoon at o'clock, Rev. B. H Curtis,
pastor of the Baptist church, officiat-
ing The bearers were Elroy and Mer
ton Torrey, Myron Smith, Waldo
Clark, Clarence Benedict and Ernest
Carpenter. Interment was in the fam
lily lot There was a profusion OF
flowers. Singing by quartet composed
of c. l. Seeger, Mrs. E J, Carpenter,
Mrs. Waldo Clark and Mrs Laura
Lamb