Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1922-05-26
NEW HAVEN


Mile Point last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W W. Hubbard were
at Long Point last Sunday.
Mrs. Washington Ward is teaching
in the third and fourth grades.
George Stillson was a recent guest OF
Mrs. c. c. Chaffee and daughter
Ira Everest and wife and Miss Flora
Derby were at Long Point last week.
Mrs. Frank Sumner recently enter
tanned a sister from New York state.
Mrs. Edison Irish of Bristol recently
visited her aunt, Mrs. Marjorie Nut
ting.
The Grange are to have an impor-
tant meeting this evening and good
attendance is desired.
Mrs. A. Sykes and Mrs, Clarence
Kingsley of Bristol were guests OF
friends here last Sunday.
NJ H, Leonard and wife and daugh-
ter, Vera of Starksboro, were weekend
guests of Mrs George Coats.
Mrs. Mary H. Roscoe has greatly i'm
proved the appearance of the post Oh
ice with fresh paint and paper.
Mrs. c. c. Chaffee and daughter,
Susan are to visit family friends IN
New York and Philadelphia soon.
The Christian Endeavor Society
cleared S25 from the Easter supper and
the five presentations OF the drama
prairie Rose.
Mrs Anna Sumner, who has spent
the winter with relatives in Keene Val
ley, n. V, is stopping for a few days
with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sumner.
I Rev w L. Page, Mr. and Mrs. K. H..
Landon, Miss Farnham, Miss Osbourne
and Russell Everest attended the
Christian Endeavor convention at Adj
olson
The Ladies' Union have elected the
following officers for the ensuing year:
President, Mrs. F NJ Partch; Vice
President Mrs. w E. Page; Secretary,
Mrs. D. o. Jones' Treasurer, Miss
Mary Doud.
Memorial day will be observed here
the morning OF May 80 Rev. J. Fow-
Ter Of Bristol is to deliver the address
and Mrs Alice Conant Landon will
give a reading The choir will render
appropriate music and school children
are to sing
1t is hoped that all who are fond OF
music will attend the concert from 8
to 9 o'clock, to be given at the TcWn
hall Friday evening, June }, and that
those who dance or enjoy watching
others dance will attend the dance from
Q to o'clock The money cleared will
be used for community purposes. Mu-
sic will be furnished by George Gunan,
cornet, Ralph Brown, clarionet, H, W.
Thomas, violin, Julius Bottum trap
drummer, and Mrs Charlotte Shackett,
piano. There will be a good prompter
present for the square dances.
Popular Teacher Dies
This community was shocked to
learn of the sudden death of Miss Eva
Weston at her home last Saturday al
ternoon. The cause of her death was
pneumoncocic meningitis, a form OF
meningitis which is not contagious
She was the teacher in the third and
fourth grades of the school and taught
in apparently her usual health Monday
and Tuesday but was taken i'll Tues
day night and the disease developed
raDjdlv Physicians and a trained
nurse did everything possible to re,
heve her suffering. Miss Weston VIII
be greatly missed by her school chll-
dren, in her home and in social and
religious life of the town. She was very
active, ambitious and willing to help
in any way she could, Only the Satur-
dav before her death friend invited
her to ride home from an adjoining
town the last Of the afternoon but Miss
Weston said while it would be pleas
IRE and an accommodation to her she
must go home on the first train as she
had her school work to do at the school
building always faithful in whatever
She undertook She had class IN the
Sunday school and was the e4 iH'.
president OF the CHRISTIAN EnoedVoi
society. Recently members oI lhis eo'
ciety have presented drama III GlheI ,
ent places TO RAISE money 'oI 'Hu'Oi
purposes ana MISS W eStoh hdu
prominent part ana tooh 'i''s pat u'',
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