Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-05-24
NEW HAVEN

president Of the local Red Cross,
Mrs Ada Wilson has been engaged
10 teach in Bristol next year,
A. $, Kingsley has ploughed the lawn
south OF the church and Is 10 raise corn
there,
Mrs, Hawkins Of South SALISBURY
is visiting her daughter Mrs, c, s.
Everest
Mr. EG Hunt has appointed his as
sistants for the Red Cross drive IN this
town,
Mr. and Mrs, II, c, Roscoe left last
Friday for Burlington to spend the
summer
Mrs Fiske and daughter Of Leicester
were guests Of Mr. and Mrs A, b, Holl-
nagle last week,
George Palmer has recently driven
in two cars from Buffalo, N.Y. for
Stokes garage,
Mrs, w, ii, Partch spent a part OF
last week with her daughter, Miss Hazel
in East Mortified, Mass,
Miss Ethel Smith is to spend the
summer at Long Point with Mr., and
Mrs, d. A, Roleau,
Mrs, Wallace Hathone has been
summoned to Canada by the illness OF
her mother, Mrs, John Partch,
Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Human and
family and Mrs Mead OF Middlebury
were at Newton Humans last Sunday,
Edwin Kent OF Mineville, n, Y, and
Mr., and Mrs, Loyal Spauldng of Pan
ton were the recent guests OF their sis
ter Mrs, William NJ, Mcintyre,
Louis Peters and wife have sold their
large farm with stock and tools to Vol
ncy and Marion A, Avery of Ferris
burg, Possession viii be given June !,
The pupils Of the school who are to
to sing at the town hall on Memorial
Day are requested to be at the hall on
Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock for a re-
hcarsa
Mr., and Mrs, Joseph Eldrcd OF North
Bangor, ~ Y, were recent guests OF
Mrs, Eldred's brother, Mr., Newton
Human. They have spent the winter
in Florida,
Arland Purinton, with party of Lin
coin friends, took an automobile trip
Saturday and Sunday to Burlington,
Montpelier and other places in the east
part OF the state,
Edward Dunkerton of Worcester,
Mass, has come to spend the summer
in recuperating on the farm OF John
Halpin. Mr., Dunkerton has recently
completed term of three years service
in the United States Regular Army, ar
tillery.
Memorial Day will be observed at
the Congregational Church at 10
o'clock, The choir has prepared spe-
cial music for both Memorial Sunday
and Memorial Day, Hon. V. A. Bull
lard of Burlington will be the speaker
Memorial Day and Miss Louise Squier
Of Chester will be the soloist,
The teachers for the High School
have been engaged for next year Mr..
Olds, a graduate of Cornell University,
is to be the principal and Miss Edith
Barnes has been reengaged as precep-
tress Miss Dalton is to be retained
in the grades. Miss Taylor of Mooers
Forks, n. V, is to teach in the Inter
mediate room and the Bird appointment
will be announced later.
George Peck, who has been at Camp
Gordon, Ga, since last September was
recently transferred to Camp Mills, Ii.
He came to New Haven last week Tues
day night and was given a reception at
the town hall on Wednesday evening at
which he gave an interesting account of
his life in camp. He returned to Camp
Mills Thursday morning.
The graduating exercises OF the SEN
ior class of Beeman Academy will be
held at the church this evening. The
graduates are Eva Weston, Russell
Everest and Hubert Tyrill. Professor
Messenger of the U. V, NJ, will give an
address and music will be provided by
Nittums orchestra. The Juniors give
the Seniors a reception at the hall on
Saturday evening.
The graduation exercises OF the gram
mar school were held on Wednesday
evening and an interesting program,
consisting of two plays, class prophecy,
class will, class history, Rotations and
songs was presented.
The program follows:
Music Invocation. Music
Salutatory. Earle HaAoek Peck
Recitation, Hay Fever ...,.'''C0Ictoh CHUWd
Play, Uncle Sans Children
CHARACTERS
Uncle Sam JULIUS HOYT BOTIUM
Gardener Boy WILLIAM GoULEIIE
Knitters Misses JENKINS and BENEDICT
Farmers NIEssRs. KEL1ON and WARNER
Housekeepers MISSES CoURsEY and JAcKNiAN
Gardener Girl Rosa PETERS
Miners Son WALTER KINGSLEY
Miller Bows NlEssRs. DANDROw and SMITH
Mr. Peppermint Stick FRANKLIN DUNsHEE
Red Cross Girls MISSES HAMILTON, Gov
LETTE and LAFAYETTE
Boy Scouts NIEssRs. BOITUM and CLIFFORD
Glass Poem. Col2iH Lee FiSke
Recitation, "Rhonda FaTrand,'
Grace Mae Hamilton
Glass History Enc JndSoH MeuiH
Glass viii Charlotte Marie GOulcte