Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-01-21
NEW HAVEN NEWS
(Mrs. F. L. shackett. Correspondent,

Mr.. and Mrs. Cameron Sprigg have
second son. born January H.
Mr.. and Mrs, Robert Stowe visited
her parents in Addison last Sunday.
Miss Beatrice Benedict was at home
from Middlebury College over Sunday
Walter Clark has let his farm to his
daughter and her husband Mr.. and
Mrs. Giddings.
Mrs. c. c. Chaffee. Miss Sue Chaffee
and Matte Chaffee spent Thursday
in Burlington
W. H. Partch was recently reelected
vice president Of the First National
Bank of Bristol.
Mrs. R. d, Landon entertained her
Sunday School class last week on Tues
dav afternoon.
Charles NJ Hunt has sold his swamp
lot in the north part of New Haven
to Bristol parties.
I H. c. Conant has returned from
spending a fortnight with friends in
Leominster, Mass.
Will Patterson. Eric Merrill and
George Peck attended the Dairymen's
meeting in Burlington.
Daniel c. Twitchell was the guest of
friends here last Sunday and attended
church at the morning service.
The Grange installation of officers
will be held January %, by Deputy
and Mrs A. T. Clark of Addison.
The Ladies Union were entertained
last Wednesday afternoon by Mrs.
Abbie Rogers and Miss Mary Doud
M W. Clifford is making extensive
repairs on his hill farm known as the
Sherrod Brown place which he has
rented
Mrs. CLYDE Hoffnagle was recently
elected vice president of the county
Farm Bureau Association at the an
nual meeting held at Middlebury.
Mrs. Charles Everest and two chill
dren have returned from South Shafts
bury where she has been visiting her
parents since before Christmas.
Elisha FOllansbee went to Burling-
ton last week with his mother Mrs.
David Follansbee of Starksboro. who
was operated upon at the Mary Fetch
er hospital.
Harlan Palmer, Russell Everest and
Raymond Partch attended the Dairy
mems meeting at Burlington on We'd
nesday, and w. H. Partch, Charles
Palmer and George c. Everest on
Thursday.
DR.. Vernon c. Harrington of Middle
bury College will occupy the pulpit of
the Congregational church next Sun
day morning DR.. Harrington will be
heard by New Haven congregation
with interest and pleasure as he gradu-
ated from Beeman Academy in the
class OF 1857 and formerly lived in the
house which occupied the same site as
the present church. That brick house
known as the Barton place, was burn
ed and some of the bricks were used
III building the church standing there
now. This church was built, after the
old church was burned, on land for
merlv part OF the place now owned
bv F /. Shackett.
The officers of the Christian Endea-
vor Society for the coming year are
President, Russell Z. Everest; vice
president, Mrs c. d. Hoffnagle re-
cording secretary Miss Esther Sneden;
corresponding secretary, Miss Eva
Weston, treasurer, " NJ Benedict;
organist. Mrs. W. G. Ward. Commit
tees, Lookout: Clyde Hoffnagle Ray
mond Partch, Mrs R. d. Landon, Col
win Fiske Miss Charlotte Leach, Ed
ward Dana; PRAYER meeting: Mrs.
Nettie H. Weston. Mrs A. S. Kingsley,
George F. Davies, Miss Beulah Sar-
gent, R. d. Landon, Miss Derby; So
clal: Mrs. c. H. Landon, Mrs. c. S.
Dana. c. H Landon, Miss Lucille Bene-
dich, V. M Benedict, Mrs w. s. Ward
Miss Edith Barnes; Missionary: Miss
Marianne Landon. Miss Eva Weston,
Miss Esther Sneden. Miss Harriette
Leach, Miss Gertrude Emo Mrs. Has
san Davis Music Committee: Miss
Beatrice Benedict, Miss Marguerite
BOttum. Miss Florence Holden, Eric
Merrill, Walter Kingsley Flower
Committee: Miss Susan Chaffee, Miss
Elsie Leach. Roger Davis, Mrs Helen
Bennett, Miss Eleanor Dana The
Christian Endeavor Society are to pur-
chase an individual Communion ser
vice for the church.