Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1922-05-19
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John McGarr Of Shelburne was a
guest at George Conns over Sunday
Mrs Stella Sollace of Burlington Wis
tied at G.. F. Sollaces Saturday and
Sunday.
Mr. Weed of Ticonderoga,, n y.
visited his cousin, Miss Ruth Guilda,
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Myrick Of Bur
hngton were guests Monday Of rela-
tives in town.
Mrs Rena Pollard has been visiting
for several days with her cousin, Mrs.
D. T. Myrick
Herman Smith and family spent
Sunday in Addison at the home Of
Charles NOonan.
I Mr. and Mrs Clark Myrick OF Cream
Hill are making their home with their
SON G Z. Myrick
Mrs. Emma Gibbs OF Middlebury
spent Saturday and Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs c. H. Smith
Rev G.. H Bachelor officiated al the
funeral OF Miss Bertha Clark OF Add
son Thursday morning
Mr.. and Mrs Howard Stone and
son and Mrs Frances Stone were in
Westport n V, to visit relatives.
The school in the Hebert school is
closed this week because of illness of
the teacher Miss Lillian ST. John.
Robert Heath who has been working
for Edwin Norton, went Wednesday to
Brattleboro where he has position.
Mr. and Mrs d. S. Doane and two
sons OF Orwell visited Miss Beatrice
Doane at the Central office Sunday.
Mrs. Walter Carr of Barre was called
here to attend the funeral of the South
ard baby and is spending a few days
in town.
T. w. Fletcher has returned from an
automobile trip to Waltham, Mass. His
son, n. A. Fletcher, returned home
with him.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. s. Dukett are NOV
ing from the place in the village which
they have sold to Erford Heustis to
the A. ]. S. Dukett farm
Mr. and Mrs c. NJ. Barrows and
family were in Lincoln Sunday to Wis
it Mr. Barrows uncle, Lewis Mat
thews, who is in poor health
Mrs. R B Myrick and children
spent a few days with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. L. A, Dukett, returning to
their home in Middlebury Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. James Swinton and
grandson, AVIAN Swinton of Whitehall,
y. y have been recent guests OF Mr..
Swinton's brother, Lucius Swinton.
A communication of Morning Sun
Chapter, + and A. NJ, was held We'd
nesday evening and was visited by d.
d. c. NJ p. { Voter of Middlebury.
Mrs. George Conn has lemon tree
on which are three ripe. lemons, one
measuring 1874 inches by l2E inches.
There are also green fruit and buds on
the tree
H. NJ. Peck went last Thursday to
y. y, where he visited
his granddaughter, Mrs. Barton few
DAYS before going to Newburgh y. y,
to live with his daughter, Mrs, H. U.
Frost
Grange meeting next Tuesday night
with the following program: Roll call
Humorous Story, all to respond or fur
nish a treat; vocal solo, Miss Helen
Bennett; farce in charge of Mrs J. @.
Sunderland
The funeral services for lima Afie,
the six months old daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Southland, who died last
Wednesday were held Saturday morn
ing Rev G. II Bachelor ofticated.
There were many beautiful flowers.
Burial was in the Village cemetery.
Church services next Sunday-the
.opic for the morning service is Debt
lrs %: for the evening, Does the World
Grow Better The services last Sun
lay were largely attended The eve
lng service was unique in that all who
participated were mothers The pro-
gram included readings by Mrs, c. A.
Pratt, Mrs l. +. Giard, Mrs Edward
" emette; a paper by Mrs. Alfred
Payne a tableau by Mrs. Emma VOL
,ott and Harlow Chandler, accompan-
ed by the song Where Is My Wan
lering Boy Tonight by Mrs J. H.
Fletcher; a vocal duet Mrs. Gard
3essette and Mrs T. H. Hutchinson.
Mrs w. A. Dukett had charge OF the
program and Mrs. G. D. Payne was
,rganist.