Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1922-06-16
ADDISON

Mr.. Clark of Stowe was in town
Tuesday
There was an auction at the Earnest
Southland farm June 10.
Robert Stone of New Haven was a
weekend guest at Spencer Hawleys
E. J. Carpenter is in Ludlow, the
guest of Mrs, Mary Willmarth Robin
son.
Laura Benedict and her pupils had
picnic at the foot of Montcalm Fri
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ketcham of Brandon
are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. How
ard King.
Margaret Carpenter has closed her
school at Shelburne and is at home for
the summer.
Rufus Noonan, a former Addison
man, is here the guest Of his son,
Charles Noonan,
Ottobell Worthin, who has taught
here the past year, has gone to her
home in Bradford.
Dr. Geberdee, the great Labrador ex-
plorer and lecturer passed through
here last Wednesday,
Some from here went to Goshen
Wednesday to attend a meeting of the
c. J. Bell Pomona grange.
Raymond Noonan has returned from
Philadelphia and is at the home of his
brother Charles Noonan.
Peter Russell is making many re-
pairs on the Mrs. Frances Clark house
which he recently purchased.
Mrs. Henry Wheeler of New Haven
has returned to her home after a stay
with Mrs. George Thomas
The school of Miss Elizabeth Stokes
at Addison Corners held a picnic at
the Tracy cottage at the lake Friday.
Mr.. Churchill, the county agent, and
Miss Everts, the leader of Boys and
Girls club work, were in town Monday
Rev. and Mrs. B. H. Curtis have re-
turned from Sutton where they went
to attend the wedding of his sister. He
officiated.
Mrs. R. n Warner and son, Paul,
have returned from Burlington where
Paul had an operation on his throat
He is doing we'll
Hon. Thomas H. Noonap Of Buffalo,
n. Y, is the guest of his brother, Will
liam Noonan He also attended Com
mencement at Middlebury College.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Baldwin of
Shoreham and Mr.. and Mrs. Don
Mead of Middlebury were recent
guests of Mr. and Mrs P I. Jackson.
Milo Everest, an old time resident Of
this town, died at his home in New
Hampshire last week He was over 50
years of age. He was a poet of some
note.
The social at the church Friday eve
ming was quite well attended The
farce CDR. Devine' was wei! rendered
by the young ladies Music was fur
nished by l. NJ Gage, Laura Lamb
and Louise Elmer
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Elmer met at their home Saturday
evening and gave them a little surprise
in honor of their Goth wedding ami
versary. Refreshments were served
and a pleasant evening spent
Abner Jerry, who works for Mr.
Crane was standing in the open barn
door He was rendered unconscious
for a time and his face was burned
DR.. Phelps was called. Mr. Crane was
also in the barn at the time but he
was in the basement and was not af
fected by the lightning
Mr. and Mrs. c. J O'Bryan invited
the young people to thei. home Satur-
day evening to give their son, Ralph
O'Bryan, a surprise party. 1t was
real surprise for he was in bed and
asleep when they arrived there. They
spent the evening dancing on the wide
piazza, with music by the victrola Ice
cream and cake were served and a
most enjoyable evening spent despite
the condition of weather and roads
Storm Does Damage
A very severe electrical storm pass
ed over here Friday The wind did
some damage to fruit and shade trees,
and lightning struck in several places
but did not start any fires The barn
on the Julius Clark farm and the barn
of A S. Crane were struck and dam
aged