Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1917-04-13
nRIppoHT.
Mr., and Mrs, w. l., Hamilton Of Mid.
ilebury were the guests OF Mr., and Mrs,
w. q. Hamilton Thursday and Friday,

Miss Myrtle Frost, who has been the
guest of relatives in town for the past
two weeks, returned to her home at Tt
conderoga, N. w. Thursday,
Mr., and Mrs, A, NJ, KingSland Of Colo
rOdo Springs, Colo, who spent last week
with their sisters, the Misses Kingsland,
are now visiting Mrs, Kingsland'a relO'
lives at Whiting,
Miss Edith Wing visited several days
last week At Cornwall
Although a stormy night a glodly
number gathered at the vestry Friday
evening 10 attend the "Musica Party"
given by the Christian Endeavorers and
q very pleasant evening was spent, The
program was az follows
Instrumental solo, Twilight"
Miss Mary Bennett
Vocal duet "The Old New Hampshire
Home Misses White and Needham
Reading, "The Freckled Face Girl"
liss Mildred st. John
Vocal solo, ''lt's Beautiful World, My
Dearie," Miss Helen Bennett
Vocal solo, "Aflerwards," r. l., Rand
Reading, 1.-THE Honor Of the Woods,'
Wade Walker
Vocal solo, Memories"
Miss Leno Needham
Musical Romance,
Misses Draft and Bennett
Supper was served and games played
The net proceeds were Sll,95.
Raymond Mitchell returned to his
home at Enosburg Falls Saturday.
Mrs. h. S. Benedict who has been visit
ing her daughter Mrs Kent Wright re.
turned to her home at Vergennes Situr-
day.
The annual meeting OF the Morning
Sun Lodge was held at the Masonic hail
last week Wednesday afternoon and the
following officers were elected: w. NJ,
j, l.. Palmer; S. w., II. ID. Payne: j. W.,
II, N. Warner; Sec, w. A. Dukett;
Treae., G. f. Sollace; s. D.. +. S. Trimble
j. d f. A, Myrick; S. S., T.. b. Wimette
j. S.. II, S, Witherell; Chap q. F. VOL
colt; Marshall, w. II. Huestis; Tyler,
w. l.. Wheeler.
Harry Taylor Of Worcester, Mass, was
the guest of Miss Lydia Baldwin Sunday,
Mr. and Mrs. W. l.. Wheeler accom-.
panied their daughter Miss Gertrude
Wheeler, who has been visiting them
for few days, on her return to Bur
lington Monday,
Miss Leno Needham was the guest of
Mrs, T, w. Fletcher during the week,
end,
4. l.. Rand of Middlebury was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. &. d, Payne over
Sunday.
County Commissioner w, N. Cady of
Middlebury met the seectmen at the
town hall Monday.
DR.. and Mrs. f. G.. Blaisdel were
guests of their daughter, Mrs. G. d.
Payne, Sunday in honor of Mrs. Blais
dell's birthday.
Miss Rheuby Harris visited at the
home of C, j. Barbour Saturday and
Sunday
F. A, Myrick was business visitor at
Burlington Wednesday,
Miss Mildred St. John spent several
days last week as the guest of her grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. w. NJ. Grandey.
Donald Fletcher, who has been the
guest of his parents for the Easter va.
cation returned to Hamilton, N. Y,
Tuesday,
Following the c. f. meeting Sunday
evening at the vestry, the Easter Song
and Story, 1.-The Dawn of Immortality"
was given at the Congregational church.
The choir rendered the music in a very
creditable manner and the story was
told by Mrs. j. l.. Palmer
Ludgar j TOusant of st. Johnsbury,
who is attending MlddIebury College
was the guest of Dltus Rice during the
Easter vacation.
The C.. E. topic for next Sunday even
ing will be 1.-THE Lords Day, the Best
Day. Neh. 13;l5-22. Leader, Mrs. II.
]. Pratt.
The regular meeting of the Bridport
Grange was held at Grange Hall Tues
day evening. 1t was "Gentlemen's
Night" and the program was in charge
If the committee, c. A. Pratt, +. r
Harris and c. j, Barbour, and was as
follows:--
Paper. o. NJ. Sherbino.
Vocal Solo, NJ. T. WoIcott.
Robert Heath.
Debate, -" Resolved, that the present war
will result in more good to the world
than evil" Aft. Rev. Hervey Gulick.
Neg, Edward Nichols
quartet, Our Country NJ T. VOL
colt, c. j. Hutchinson, G. A, Pratt and
Rev H. G. Quick.
Paper, What Benefits May We Expect
From Cooperating With the County
Agent" H. r. Palmer.
1.-THE Rising in 1776," C, A.
Pratt.
Violin Solo, c.. j. Hutchison.
This program showed great capabilities
IN the part of the men of the Grange,
each number was worthy of special
M. 7. Wolcott, G. j. Hutchinson
md the Quartet being obliged to respond |
% the applause with encores. Surely |
hey deserve to be given banquet but
he ladies will make brave effort to
'qual them. The next regular meeting
will be held Tuesday evening, April "a,
md will be Farmers Association Meet |
ng and will be open to the public.