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

Is $500
Mr.. and Mrs, Z, Z Young are in Bos-
ton for a week,
Mr., and Mrs, II, c, Mead spent sew
eral days last week in Shoreham,
Mrs, Kate Plue and daughter, Miss
Jennie, spent Tuesday in Brandon
A son, Kenneth Alfred, was born to
Mr., and Mrs, Alfred LeDue May 49,
Rev, l., M lsaacs will deliver the
Memorial Day address In Whiting,
George Parron is called to report for
military duty, lie leaves Saturday for
Camp Devens,
Mrs, c, T. Walker and a party Of
friends from Castleton were at /, W,
Cuts on Sunday
Rev, and Mrs r B, Simmons Of
Shoreham were guests OF Rev and Mrs,
/. NJ lsaaCs Sunday,
Rev, i A, Welch gave an address IN
Whiting on Thursday evening for the
benefit Of the Red Cross
Mr.. and Mrs, A. c, Barnard were in
Rutland Monday as were also NJ j.
Sullivan and J. 4, Lavery,
Mr.. and Mrs, George Wolcott and
daughters and Mis-, Carroll Of Rutland
spent Sunday with friends here
John Barron went on Sunday to
Hartford, Conn, where he has employ
mcnt in the rubber works OF that city
The annual browning OF the statue Of
the Blessed Virgin will be observed at
St. Pauls Church next Sunday evening
at 1880 o'clock,
National Revenue Collector Cyr and
Drug Inspector O'Carroll were recently
in town looking after their respective
interests,
The Hands Cove Chapter d. A. r,
had a wcll-attended meeting at the
ladies rooms on Thursday last Tea
was served,
Private II, d, Wolcott Of Camp Dew
ems and Mrs Wolcott who is teaching
in West Haven were with relatives here
over Sunday
The three rooms Of the village school
will unite in presenting Pre- Memorial
Day exercises in the town hall Wcdncs-
day afternoon.
Miss Florence Kerry and Miss Mollic
Hack of Kccnc NH came Saturday to
be guests Of Miss Hacks parents Mr..
and Mrs. II. +, Hack.
independence Lodge No, 10 +, and \.
NJ. held its regular meeting and install
laton of officers at their lodge rooms
Tuesday evening.
Bernard Purcell who came on Satur-
day to visit his mother, Mrs Agnes
Purcell left Sunday for Hoboken, y.
J., where he will enlist in the |, ).
Field Artillery,
Mrs. Alva Munger is seriously i'll OF
typhoid pneumonia at the home OF
her son, {. /. Munger. Her daughters
Mrs. c. Lewis and Mrs. Alfred Aincs
of Shoreham are with her.
Mrs, J, A. Lavery with her two sons
Gordon and Francis was in Burlington
on Friday and Saturday, where She
visited her daughter, Miss Theresa,
who is a student in Mount st. Mary
Academy.
Miss Mary Wilkinson of Burlington
came Thursday to be the guest OF Miss
Munger, Miss Munger also
her cousin Miss Ethel Mum
ger of East Shoreham over Sunday
Miss Mary Ryan accompanied by
her father, p, NJ Ryan, went Monday
to Burlington where Miss Ryan under
went successful operation for appendi-
citis at the Fanny Allen hospital Tues
day.
William Martin of Proctor and {. ].
Blair motored to Lake George, N.Y.
Sunday, Mr.. Martin returning home
via Fair Haven and Mr. Blair going on
to Poultney, Mrs. Blair who had been
there visiting her parents, Mr., and Mrs.
H. R. Carlton, for several days, re-
turned with him Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Hornbeck in COM
pany with Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Farm
ham of Shoreham took motor trip to
on Friday returning Saturday.
The Misses Margaret and Anna
O'Brien were at their home in Fair Ha-
ven for the weekend.
Mrs Minnie Hack of Gorham, Me,
was a guest at II. E. Hacks from Sat
urday until Tuesday. Mrs, Hack who
is visiting her brother, Allison Forbes,
Of East Hampton, Mass, made the trip
from there by auto. Mr., and Mrs.
Forbes accompanying her spent the in
terval with relatives in Shoreham
Memorial exercises under the direc-
ton of John A. Logan Post G.. A. R.,
will be held at the Town Hall on Thurs
day afternoon. The program follows:
Address of Welcome, Commander J c.
Roberts.
Invocation, Rev. L. M. Isaacs,
Roll of Honor, H. E. Hack
Singing, Male Quartet
Singing, Arthur Trio
Singing, Male Quartet
Address, Col. Louis A. Barker of Bos
ton.
America
Dinner will be served at noon at the
aides rooms to the members of the
Post and invited guests.
The Red Cross organization is offer
ng a motion picture program OF special
merit for the near future. Here it is:
Down to Earth" with Douglas Fair
banks May 2i.
Cook of Canyon Camp" A French
Canadian Story, May 81.
AT First Sight" A comedy drama,
June I.
'Rarbarv Sheen" An Aircraft Picture