Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-05-21
SHOREHAM NEWS
(Mrs. F. E. Plat, Correspondent

MIS-. Il Es ldllt SOAANoPNAANSAAN/
HAL Baldwin has secured a position
on the Rutland railroad.
Mrs c. B. Kendall and Mrs. G. A.
Baldwin were in Rutland Friday
The Woman's Missionary Society will
meet with Mrs. j. E. Moore Thursday
Miss Nellie Nottingham is a guest at
the home of W NJ Stokes in Middle
bury.
Extensive repairs have been made at
the Voss farm and a milking machine
installed.
Guy Doner was called to Leicester
Saturday by the death of his father
Andrew Doner.
Wyman Bascom and son Robert OF
Fl. Edward, n Y, passed the week
end at F E. Platts
P. W. Waite and H. E. Belden were
elected delegates Tuesday to attend the
State meeting to be held May 10Th at
Montpelier.
c. R. Witherell has received a con
Segment of small fry perch from the
State fish hatchery which he has placed
in a small pond on his farm.
About 20 of the young people were
entertained at the parsonage Saturday
evening at a "May frolic' The eve
ming was much enjoyed by all present
c. r. Withereu was one of three men
from the State who was invited by the
Governor to accompany him to Rhine
beck, N. Y, to attend the funeral OF
the late Levi p Morton.
An all day meeting will be held with
Mrs. Albert Aines on Friday May
2S. A covered dish dinner will be serv-
ed at noon 1t is expected Miss Emma
Fuller will be present to demonstrate
dressmaking and dress forms
A well attended meeting of the Mo
ravian Club was held with Mrs. ]. C..
Moore Tuesday. The following pro-
gram was given: a paper, Bird Ways ,
Mrs Maria Smith; a paper, The Irav-
els of Birds, Mrs. Osborne; reading,
Encouraging Birds Around the Home W,
Mrs Bissell.
The Grange will hold a meeting Fri
day evening, May %, to which the
public is cordially invited to be pres
ent. A covered dish supper will be
served at 7 P M. 1t is expected the
Messrs. Elliott, Churchill and Corn
wall will be present to address the
meeting, also Miss Emma Fuller A
good attendance is desired.
Hands Cove Chapter d. A. R. was en-
tertained at the Ladies rooms in Or
well May 18th. Mrs J. H. Thomas
was hostess. 1t was the Colonial and
Relic meeting and many of the daugh-
tiers responded to the call. Very beautl-
full and ancient costumes were displayed,
also some rare specimens of relics. The
meeting was called to order by the
regent Mrs Young, after the devotional
exercises and salute to the flag The
reports of officers and committees were
listened to. The name of Miss Bertha
Laverty was voted upon by the mem
bers, the vote being unanimous The
regent presented the names OF the noml-
mating committee, Mrs. Delano, Mrs.
Fred Plat, Mrs. Bessette, Miss Fannie
bIOWHi WHO VIII present az IlO -AAi''''-
Meeting a list of names for officers and
committees for the ensuing year This
closed the business. After a brief in
PERMISSION the program followed: A
trio, Mrs. Bishop, Mrs Thomas, Miss
Brown, a solo by Mrs. Gladys Thomas
entitled annie Laurie, Mrs Mabel
Young accompanying at the piano.
Miss Mabel Grow gave a recitation,
$50 Very Long Ago 1t was the
pleasure of the chapter to entertain
their new State Regent, Mrs. J. II.
Stewart of Middlebury, who gave an
interesting report of the Congress held
at Washington, D. c. in April. She
was the only daughter to represent
Addison county at the Congress and
"Hands Cove" the first chapter to hear
the report. The meeting adjourned dug
ing the social hour. Fine refreshments
were served to 3S members and 5
guests by the committee