Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1922-05-19
NEW HAVEN

ward this summer
Miss Alice A Human has returned
from New York city
Moses Wilson and family were Ill
Burlington last Sunday.
NJ. II. Leonard OF Starksboro was a
visitor in town last week
Edward Dana visited his uncle and
family in Wa,tham last week
Miss Beatrice Benedict was at home
from Middlebury College last Sunday
Mrs Everett Hathorne visited Mr.
Fred Upper in Ferrisburgh last week
Nh. Bennett and family have rented
the basement rooms in the Nutting
tenement
Mrs. Ira Everest spent Saturday and
Sunday in Burlington with her daugh-
ter, Madeline.
Benjamin Hayes and family of Mid
dlebury were visitors at Shirley Lang
dons Sunday.
Howard Johnson and family were
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. w W.
Hubbard last Sunday
James Davis, Mrs George Goats
and Mrs Sarah Fleming were i'll
Richmond last Sunday
Mr. and Mrs + E Rowley recently
entertained their son Fred Rowley, Jr,
and family of Newport
James Davis attended the County
Club meeting for boys and girls at
Middlebury last Saturday.
Mr. and Ms Samuel Jewett OF
Wevbridge were the weekend guests
Of Mr. and Mrs Phlo Elmer
The Ladies Union met Wednesday
afternoon Mrs. F. E Rowley and
Miss Mary Doud entertained.
Mr. and Mrs Will Stowe attended
the funeral of Mrs. s. G. Hawley,
mother of Mrs Robert Stowe, in Ad-
olson
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Miner have a
daughter horn May 10 Mrs. Miner
was formerly Miss Dorothy Hunt Of
this town
Russell Everest is carrying on land
fer Archie Potter, William Bennett and
II n Human in addition to the
Everest farm
Mrs. NJ J Landon and Miss Mari
anne Landon were guests of Alice and
Joseph Hayward in Addison the first
Of the week
Mr. and Mrs White, Perry Eddy and
family, Bernice Merrill and Eric Mer-
rill of Burlington were Sunday visitors
at + NJ Merrill'S.
The farm known as the wicker
fam on Town hill has been sold by
NJ. and Mrs George S. Russell Of
Middlebury to Andrew Cyr.
Harry Hunt and family motored to
Burlington last Sunday to visit his
sister Mrs Cousino of Middlebury
VINO is a patient at the hospital
The Christian Endeavor presented
the drama prairie Rose at Addison
last Friday evening and atGLincoln
Wednesday evening. They will give
the play at North Ferrisburg th,
evening.
Richard Sherman of Utica, ~ V, a
brother Of former Vice President Sher-
man. has recently contributed money
to nave the monument and markers
cleaned ON the Capt. Walter Sherman
lot in Evergreen cemetery,
Last Sunday was observed at Moth
a. Jay an" me .r, Il'o' ,.i!s SG.N'.' , was
wen "'Nen"'"' Inc 0I'ui II az "I ~,
'"'tu WIN P''l''S anu Cu' ,!"N'lS. IL,
pdS'oI gave al eAIeiiel. uisoou'se anu
'ne emo" rendered appropriate ''''N'',
/. c. Fiske has resigned as coal
agent at New Haven Junction on ac-
count OF his many duties there. HIS
son, Colvin FlNke has position as
telegraph and telephone operator at
Nhel'urne Farms on the Webb estate.
There will he a benefit dance at the
Town hall Friday evening. June ? 4
concert from $ to 9 o'clock will pre-
cede the dance. The following musi-
clans will be in the orchestra: George
Guinan. cornet; Ralph Brown, Clari-
net. II. w Thomas, violin; Mrs. +.
/. Shackett piano; Julius Bottum,
tran drummer. The proceeds are for
community purposes
New BOOKS IN Library
The following new books may he
found in the library: The Car That
Went Abroad. Albert Bigelow Paine;
Travels in Alaska, John Muir; Men OF
Iron Howard Pyle; The Promised
Land, Mary AUSTIN The Bury Won
an, Garden Book, Ida Bennet; In the
rl,yl ~ tho DUgrit1 I,lthers Mary