Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1922-11-24

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Richard Douglas of Vcraerues spent
the weekend with Howard Devoid.
Miss Evelyn Dean of Brandon was
week end guest of Miss Dorothy Co.
nant.
Miss May Douglas was the guest
OF her sister, Mrs Eugene Devoid, re-
Gently.
Miss Florence Pfefferkorn of Boston
IS a guest this week of Mrs. Harry
Jones.
W. H. Nichols of Bellows Falls has
been in town this week in the interests
of the Register.
Mrs. Isabelle Leonard entertained the
tax commissioners Wednesday and
Thursday at lunch
Mrs. Vim. Preston and daughter,
Miss Frieda and Miss Irene Dwire
were at George Devoid's Saturday.
Rev. George G.. Buckley of Woods
vile, n. H., has been for a few days
at Fred Johnson's at the lumber camp.
Glen Thayer went Thursday to Bur
hngtOn to be present when Mrs. Thayer
regained consciousness after operation.
Mr.. and Mrs John Nicholson moved
from Providence, R. l., and are occu-
plying their home on Lake street for
the winter.
This is the second Sunday of the
three Sundays set aside as 60 To
Church Sundays" Everybody come,
all welcome.
Mr. and Mrs. George Latham and
daughters, Eleanor, Mildred and Hell
ena, of Addison, were at George De
void's Sunday
Rev. Hervey Gulick spent the past
week in Pittsford with Mrs. Gulick
who is i'll at the home of their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Frost
Word comes from Millicut Wemitt
who is in New York hospital having
her club foot Strengthened, that she is
getting on well.
Will Branch finishes work Saturday
for the Hortonia Power Co. in town
and Karl Noyes will take the place
vacated by Mr.. Branch
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Devoid were
in Shelburne Saturday to attend the
funeral of an aunt whose body was
brought from Worcester, Mass
Mrs. Glen Thayer went to Mary
Fletcher hospital Wednesday and was
operated upon Thursday. Mrs. Paul
Lamorder is caring for baby Floyd.
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Shepard of Fair
Haven were at George Devoid's Sun
day, also Mrs. John Williams of Proctor
and daughters Anna, Barbara and Mar
garet.
Tonight, Friday the West Side peo-
pile will give a play entitled, "The Dea-
cons Honeymoon" and the Ladies
Club will serve a supper following the
play
Mrs. Bernard Gale has been under
the doctors care this week from cold
and grippe. They are for the present
at the home of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas Gale.
The three appointed tax commits
sioners were in town Wednesday and
Thursday to adjust grievances due
from excessive raising of property value
around Lake Dunmore.
Allen Nelson of New York was for
the week with his brother Frank Mel
son and family with his stepmother,
Mrs Orren Nelson who is critically
i'll at her home in the north part OF the
town
Harold Dyer, son of Mr. and Mrs.
J. E. Dyer, was married Monday after
noon at 4 o'clock at the Baptist church
in Burlington to Mrs. Mercelius Lam
ders by the Rev. Chauncey Adams,
pastor of the Baptist church in that
city.
Next Sunday at the Congregational
church the children of the Sunday
School assisted by the older children
will have a Thanksgiving exercise and .
special music will he arranged for the |
occasion and the pastor Mr. Garvey
Will have Thanksgiving sermon. I
Mrs. Douglas Woodhouse OF Bur
ington, who is in the Sl0O0,000 alien
ltion court case against her fatherin-
aw, Mr.. Woodhouse, Sr, was a resi-
lent of this town about 20 years ago
When her father, Frank Stevens was
With Mr. Wall proprietors of the Lake
Dunmore hotel.
Mr. and Mrs Allen Beach and four
hildren of Basin Harbor, Mr.. and Mrs.
; c. MCMurtry and five children of
cornwall, Mr.. and Mrs Orlo Bump Of
Hartford, Conn, and Mr.. and Mrs
Wallace Phelps and son Wallace, Jr., of
Conn, are expected next
week as guests of their parents, Mr.
nd Mrs. Win Bump.