Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1922-12-08
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NJ. ]. Cronis is caring for W. 5 Bar
Der in Benson.
D. J. and J. E. Leonard were in Ii
conderoga on Tuesday.
William Bascom and Linus Needham
were in Rutland Monday
hrs. Joseph Lafey was home from
Sudbury for the weekend.
The Baraca Class will meet next
Tuesday evening at the home Of 1.
c. Allen.
Miss Esther Faxon and brother How
ard of Pawlet, were guests al John Fitz-
gerald's Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs, William Cummings of
Benson were Sunday guests OF NJ. and
Mrs. n A. Munger
Mr.. and Mrs J. B. Munger will
move this week to Fair Haven where
they will make their future home.
/ Naelv Chr stan and lsadore Peltier
both of Proctor, were at their homes
here from Wednesday until Sunday.
Miss Evelyn Kent and Ralph Black
mer spent Sunday with Miss Kent
sister, Mrs. Leslie Belden in Benson.
Miss Katherine Hayes OF Bristo
spent a few days at the home q hel
uncle, ]. E. Conway, early in the week
Albert Bishop Of Long Island wa!
from Wednesday until Monday N,
guest of his sister, Mrs. l. II Turner
Mr.. and Mrs. n. W Wisell and sol
Bobbie, and Mrs Charles Wisen passet
the weekend al FOrdyCe WiselIs il
Rutland.
Mrs. Richard Christian went Tues
day to Burlington where She vii un
dergo an operation at the Mary tlet
cher hospital.
Moses Narcotics and family q
Proctor spent Thursday and Fnda
at the home of Mrs. Narcotics mother
Mrs {. E Blackmer.
Charles Quinn, T. s. y and ms wltt
returned TO New York city Monday
having spent week with his mothe:
Mrs. MargG6et Quinn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey Brown an
e two sons of Shoreham spent Thank:
giving day with Mrs Browns parent
Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Ray
Mrs. Manel toI ,iey and son A,
) mold, went to Winooski Tuesday Whcr
, the latter will undergo an operato
at the Fanl Allen hospital
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Munger an
daughter, Myrtle, Floyd Munger an
Arthur Graham, all of Benson, visite
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Munger Sunday
! Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Stockwen an
two daughters of Utica N. Y, wei
guests from Friday until Monday
y Mrs. Stockwell's mother, Mrs. Malvir
, Baker.
Miss Mary Hammond returned
j. the Castleton Normal School att
= having passed the Thanksgiving 7
l. cess with her parents Mr.. and MI
; c.. l. Hammond.
10 Mr.. and Mrs. George Thayer j
visited Mr.. and Mrs. William Burl
:, in Rutland for over Sunday. Mr.. al
5 Mrs. C. c. Lafley and Arthur Goddal
l. were also guests Sunday OF Mr.. al
Mrs. Burke.
: William Preseau is critically i'll Wi
pneumonia at the home of his so
Edmond Preseau. Mr.. Presear
+ Daughter, Mrs. N. A. Guyette OF Pro
tor and his son, Oliver Preseau, of Ru
l. land, were called here Tuesday by h
! illness.
e Thanksgiving Day guests Of N
e and Mrs. Victor Boulia were the
daughter and husband, Mr.. and Mi
+ Walter LaRock and two daughters
st Forestdale, their son and wife, Mr.. al
Mrs. Louis Boula, Mr.. and Mrs. We
e non. and Miss Sylvia Redmond
Lake George.
- Miss Ileen Conway and Maurl
Turrill were the winners of the I'll
IS prizes at the card party which "
" held at the Foresters' hall Tuesd
evening while Miss Katherine Leona
III and V. G.. Smith won the consolati
1t prizes. There will be a card party
5, the Foresters hall Tuesday evening
~ next week.
oil Exhibit Old Relics
Mrs. 7. H. Thomas entertained
Gi Fortnightly Club at the Ladies roo
n Tuesday afternoon, 16 members a
u one guest being present. The folio
&c ing interesting program was give
ne ne roll call, Colonial Women, Colon
- Furniture" Miss Bessie Brown; pat
work." Mrs. c. L. Munger; "ha
nd weaving" Mrs R. S. Hall. la
IS number of Colonial and antique
ISIS ticles were on exhibition and inclut
re patchwork quilts, handwoven coverl
"a hand woven linen bed ticking, ia
til cloths, and towels, samplers, old Doc
and China, a candle lighted laHt
err an English gourd more than 100 we
]. old, a mourning edition Of the Conn
m ticut Courant," OF 1879 containing
N. account of the death OF George Wa
rs. ington, a tea caninster which figu
nd in the Boston Tea Party, and
DC which was carried at the Battle