Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1922-01-13
VERGENNES

Mrs Alice Belden is caring for Mrs.
Leah Lavalee, who is ILL.,
Charles o. Barrows, who has been i'll,
threatened with a fever, is improving.
Carl Putnam OF Rochester, n. Y, is
visitor at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank NJ Warner.
Carl Kanzor has rented the p. H
Ryan house on East street lately va
Gated by Antoine Perry.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Barrett, who
have been in Montpelier for several
weeks, have returned home
Mrs. James Mullins has returned to
Boston after a visit to her sister, Mrs.
Eli Milo, and other relatives here.
Miss Marjorie Grinnell has resigned
her position in the central telephone
office and entered the employ of the
Nergennes National bank
Edgeclif, the home of Capt. c. E.
Parker on North Maple street, one of
the most desirable properties in Yer
gennes, has been sold to C. R. Benton.
States Attorney c. w, Stone and
brother-ln-law, H. Leon Hunt, have en-
tered into a partnership to conduct a
general insurance business, with an Of
lice i'll the Vergennes National Bank
building
Mrs G. c. Hawley, who on Monday
underwent an operation at the Mary
Fletcher hospital, Burlington, is criti-
cally i'll. Her husband is with her as
is also her brother, Dr. NJ d. Smith OF
Pelham, n. y.
Orlando L. Martin of Plainfe.d, state
grange master, installed the following
officers at Vergennes grange Friday
evening: w. NJ, S. H. Burroughs; w.
o., r. A. Moulton; w L., Mrs. r. p.
Allen; W. s., R. H. Bristol; w. A. s.,
c. L. Evarts; chaplain, c. ID. Bristol;
treasurer, T. +. FriSbie; secretary, Mrs.
r. A. Moulton; gatekeeper, r. P. Allen
Ceres, Mrs 5. II. Burroughs; Pomona,
Mrs. /. NJ. Deyoe; Flora, Mrs r II.
Bristol; L. A. S., G.. +. Evarts The
master appointed W. H. Bristol, r. d.
Goodr.dge and Rev. W. f. Frazier as
executive committee. Following the
installation 2 banquet was served.
The funeral of Mrs. Allan Norton,
who died suddenly Sunday evening
from an attack of acute indigestion at
her home in Nortontown, was he'd
Wednesday afternoon There was a
prayer service at 1890 at the house
and a funeral service at the chapel in
Nortontown at 100. The Rev. Anton
Beze, pastor of the West Addison
Methodist church officiated and the
bearers were her four sons, Harry NJ,
Pearl, Benjamin and Raymond Nor
tom stepson Carl Norton, and
Claude Pierce of Westport, N. Y. Bur
ill was made in the Addison cemetery.
Carrie pierce Norton was born i'll
Westport, n. Y, in 1888, the daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs Pierce. She was twice
married, her first husband being Den
mis- Norton of NortOntown. Several
years after his death, she was married
to Allan Norton, who survives her. She
also is survived by four sons, Harry
NJ. Norton of Nergennes, Raymond,
Benjamin and Pearl Norton; two
daughters, Florence of Darby, Pa, and
Mrs Arthur Meade of Detroit, Mich.
Dinas Dupuis, son of Oliver Du-
puts of this city, died last week at his
home in Biddeford Maine, and funeral
services were held at St Joseph's
church in that town Thursday, Janu-
airy ). This is the second death in Mr..
Dupuis' family within a short time,
another son, Theodore having died in
Lcominster, Mass a few weeks ago
Two sisters of the deceased, Mrs. Lau-
ra Afford of Hartford, Conn, and Mrs.
Bertha Robideau of Bristol, Conn,
who went to Biddeford for the funeral
are now visiting their father in this
city.
No man is rocked to Goodness in a
hammock Theodore L. Cuyler.