Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1922-05-26
ADDISON
Frank Wood is better.

Mrs. Charles Noenan has been sick
the past week
Stella Cross Of Florence was at home
over the weekend.
Quite picnic party was on Grand
View mountain Sunday.
The recent rain has been a great
boom to the farmers
Pomona grange held at meeting at
ShoTeham Wednesday night.
The foundation for the memorial
tablet is being laid this week
H B. Santeau OF Burlington was in
town last week tuning pianos
Robert Rider OF Middebury was a
weekend guest Of Robert Elmer.
There will be an auction at the late
i home Of Truman W Jones May g.
Raymond Noonan is spending some
time with his brother, Charles Noonan.
Helena Palmer IS spending a few
days with Mr.. and Mrs George Thorn
as.
Archie Clark was in Burlington
Monday TO attend Woodman's meet
ing
Word has been received that Cassius
Warner al Nergernes has been quite
sick
Rev. and Mrs. Curtis have returned
from visit with their people in SUIT
ton
There was an auction at the home
of the late Mrs Frances Clark We'd
nesday
Erwin Clark was in Middlebury to
attend the County meeting OF the
club leaders
The grange met Friday evening and
worked the first and second degrees On
mall class.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry I. Smith OF
Alameda, Cal, are expected here soon
on visit to his parents, M and Mrs
O A Smith.
Nj and Mrs Merton Torrey are
the parents Of a son. Merton, Jr, who
was born May f.
Grand View grange IS invited to
VeTgennes "neighbor's night On Fri
day evening, May &c
A s. Crane and J. {. Thomas have
been appointed commissioners Of the
estate of Mrs Frances Palmer
Mr. and Mrs B. E Bristol and fam
lily Of Burlington spent the weekend
with her parents Mr. and Mrs Arthur
Clark
Tie D. A. R. society met with
Mrs Waldo Clark Thursday alter
noon A pleasing program was given
aud a dainty lunch served
The Christian Endeavor convention
met here Saturday There were sew
eral speakers from away Supper was
served and evening meeting was held.
Nh and Mrs J. C. Thomas and Rev
and Mrs B. H. Curtis left Monday for
Ludlow to attend the Baptist State
convention that is in session there
Mr. and Mrs F. C. Gulley who left
here a couple of years ago to make
their home in Daytona Beach, Fla,
are expected here soon to spend the
summer
George Payne Of Bridport had the
misfortune to break an axle on his car
while returning from Burlington, but
nc one was hurt. He was near George
Spencer's
Mrs Rufus Noonan, who has been
staying with Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Noonan for few weeks, has now gone
to Bridport to spend some time with
her parents Mr. and Mrs Cyrus
Smith.
At the spelling contest Thursday
evening those who won out were Cab
1ella Choinere, first and Mary Dumas
second and Malcolm Palmer third In
the older pupils contest Helena Palm
cr won the first
Word has been received Of the death
of Miss Eva Weston of New Haven of
spotted fever. She was a member of
the cast who gave The Prairie Rose
here May r. Much sympathy is felt
for the bereaved mother and sister
Mr.. and Mrs S. Z. Smith left Sat
urday for Alameda Cal, where they
will spend few months with their
son, Russell Smith and wife They
were accompanied by their daughter
and husband Mr. and Mrs, Hobert
Potter of East Orange, y J., who will
also visit there.
Contributes to Monument Fund
Grand View grange has donated $2j
to Memorial Tablet fund This tablet
Is to be erected in the park at Add
son Corners in the near future II i,
tc contain all the name, OF those in
thi, town who were connected with
al the wars Saturday the B0derte
truck, Tracy truck and A T. Clark
truck went 10 Lake Dunmorc and got
loads of historic stone to be used in
the erection of thi, memorial tablet,
There are also other stones there from
everal historical places.
Miss Bertha Clark Dies
Mis-, Bertha Clark died at the ,Ina-
uum IN Waterbury May l6 of con-
missions Her body wa, brought here
,y undertaken, W. f. Larrow of Yer
,euue~ and he funeral was held at the
Baptist church Thursday morning at
u o'clock Interment was i'll the fam
" lot at Grand View cemetery. Miss