Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1916-05-26
ORWELL.

team TO ID, A, LeDuc,
An accident occurred on the village
street last Friday evening, when the
horse and wagon driven by Thomas
Conway cOllded with the wagon In
which we're Mrs, Thomas Clark and
daughter Miss Mary, The occupants OF
both vehicles were thrown out, Mrs,
Clark sustained some injuries, which,
fortunately, were not serious.
Mrs l. II, LeFleur her daughter Miss
Gertrude and son, Philip, all Of Middle
bury, are at the Inn,
Mr., and Mrs, II, l., Keller have re-.
Gently moved their household goods
from Port Henry, ~ W. 10 TicOnderOga,
where they vii make their home for the
present, Mrs, Keller was In town Sat.
urday TO attend the meeting Of Hands
Cove Chapter, ID, A, II of which she Is a
member,
Mrs, Walter LeRocls of Forestdalc Wis.
tied her parents, Mr., and Mrs V Boulla,
on Sunday,
Miss Adeine Dumas of SaXtons River,
who has been spending week with her
mother, Mrs, Adde Dumas, returned
Tuesday.
The mid.week prayer meeting was held
on Thursday Of last week at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs, c. Il, BIPckmer,
Miss MolIle Hack and Miss Florence
Carey, who have been for week with
Miss Hacks parents, Mr., and Mrs, II, Il,
Hack, returned to Keene, n, H., on
Friday.
r. S. Hall has had the misfortune to
lose within short time two valuable
horses.
Mrs, Florence O'Kane is a visitor at
d. A, LeDuc's,
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. II, Purcell are recov.
erng from recent attack Of grip,
Charles Dundon of Brandon was
guest on Sunday of NJ, Dundon's.
The grammar, intermediate and pri.
mary departments Of the village school
will unite in holding Memorial Day eXer'
cises on Monday afternoon, May 20, in
the town hall, The public is most cor
daily invited to attend,
There will be public auction on the
village green Wednesday, May 81, at 10
o'clock, Of the property belonging to the
Mrs. Mary kimball estate, and also Of
property belonging to various individ.
ual-. Q. l., Stay is to be the auctioneer
The Ne Plus Ultra club and Rev l., NJ.
Isaacs were in Shoreham Saturday to
assist in organizing Boys club in that
town The club was organized with
seven charter members, and is in charge
Of Rev. Slmmonds,
Miss Jane Smith went on Friday last
tn Boston to visit Mr. and Mrs |, j, Vail,
Mr., Vail was to meet Miss Smith IN Bel.
remainder Of the journey in Mr. Walls
car
/ Mr.. and Mrs Barnard Walker Of Benson
were at c, f. Walkers on Sunday.
f lward Ellis of Castleton was a Sun.
day visitor in town.
The men representing the Reed EIec-
trio Co. of Rutland have finished wiring
| the residence Of l. +. Lille and l.. \.
| Bessatte.
Miss Mildred Carlton and c. j. Blair
spent Sunday in Poultney. They were
accompanied upon their return by Miss
Maude Carlton, who is spending few
days with her sister.
A Girls Canning club has just been
organized, to be under the direction of
| Miss Xoa Brookins.
Next Sunday will be Memorial Sunday
at the Congregational church. John a.
| Logan Post will attend in body, and a
special invitation is extended to all rela.
tives and friends of the veterans.
Hands Cove Chapter, d. A, R., met on
Saturday afternoon, May 20, at the home
of Mrs. d. l., Wells. In spite of unfavor
able weather, fifty-four members were
present. The meeting was called to order
by the regent, Mrs. w. T. Delano. Re-
ports were read from the several com.
mittees, and different items of business
were brought before the chapter. Fol
lowing short social recess the following
program was presented; Piano duet,
Mrs. r, S, Young, Miss Anna Young;
paper vermont in the Civil War; Mrs.
R. g. Young; paper "Our National
Airs" Mrs H. d. Branch; song, Gamer
ica," by chapter. Dainty refreshments
Mrs. Mary Bodfish, Mrs. Gladys Thomas,
Mrs. Cornelia Stevens, Mrs. Lottie Allen
and Mrs, Harriet Huntley.
Memorial Day exercises. in charge of
John A. Logan post, will be held in the
town hall on Tuesday, May 3Oth. Dinner
will be served at noon to the veterans
and their friends. The exercises will
begin at 9 p, m. Although the program
is not completed, there is promised for
it: Singing by the male quartet; songs
by the Arthur trio whistling solos by
Harold Arthur, and the address of the
day by Rev. Mr.. Bradford of Benson.