Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-06-03
NEW HAVEN

burned Friday evening.
r. d. Landon and family spent
Monday at Lake Dunmore.
Harlan Palmer addressed the Poul-
try Club in Bristol last week
Robert Partch is at home from his
studies at the Boston University.
Beatrice and Lucille Benedict were
in camp at Long Point over Sunday.
Clayton and Burton Kimball visited
relatives in Bolton the first OF the
week.
Mrs. Alice Barnes of Bristol is the
guest of her aunt Mrs. Augusta Hub
bard
Bernice Merrill, who has a position
in Burlington, spent Sunday with her
parents.
Mrs. Mary Goulette has been for sew
eral days with her brothers family in
Florence.
Mrs Owens of lion, N. Y, spent
Sunday with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
D. o. Jones
Mrs. Brown and son of Rutland
were the recent guests Of Mr., and Mrs.
Shirley Langdon,
Milo Merrill and wife of Benson
spent Sunday with his parents Mr.. and
Mrs Frank Merrill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lackey of Bristol Wis
tied her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Viii
liam Siple last Sunday
Mrs Wesley Sumner has returned
from Lake Placid where she spent the
winter with her brother.
Mrs. Nina Ward was called to Fer
risburg last week by the death OF her
brother William Nichols.
Mr.. and Mrs William Stowe and
Mr.. and Mrs. Quincy Swain motored
to Lake Dunmore Monday.
The Eddy children of Burlington
are the guests of their grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Merrill.
Mrs. Charles Everest entertained
her parents and other relatives from
South SALISBURY recently.
Mrs. Cora Small of Bristol spent
few DAYS recently with Mrs. Mary
Roscoe and other friends here.
Miss Mary Read of Waterbury,
Conn. is the guest of Rev and Mrs.
Wesley Page at the parsonage
Antoine Lorraine and family of Flor
ence and Ernest Bostwick of Worces-
ter, Mass, were Sunday visitors here:
Mr.. and Mrs Wilbur Kingsley OF
Ha1dwick, VT, were guests of rela-
tives here and in Bristol over Sun
day.
Miss Elizabeth Siple and c. A..
Bucklin of East Wallingford were the
Weekend guests of 'Mr. and Mrs VIII
liam Siple.
i. c. Fiske and family spent the
weekend at their camp Elnido at
Long Point. Miss Beulah Sargent was
their guest. :,
Miss Florence Holden spent the
weekend with her parents in Rutland
and Miss Derby was at her home IN
Hinesburg.
The two young sons of Roland
Thompson of Colchester recently spent
week with their uncle and aunt, MI
and Mrs. Jay Leach.
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Hoffnagle at
tended the fune1al last Sunday OF
Mrs. Hoffnagles cousin, Loring Ellis,
at his late home in Salisbury.
Richard Cushman was hurt while
playing about the barns last Saturday.
His arm was so badly cut that several
stitches were required in dressing ii.
The Juniors are to give their play
in Monkton this evening They will
be chaperoned by Mrs. c. S. Dana un-
der whose direction the play has been
prepared,
Mrs. Ira Everest has been at her
cottage at Long Point with her daugh-
ter Miss Madeline and a party OF her
friends from University of Vermont
where she is a student.
Dr. and Mrs. Wade OF Starksboro,
Mr.. and Mrs. Collins OF Monkton,
Mrs. Earl Church of California, Miss
Hatch Of Bristol and Mr.. McHugh OF
Middlebury were Sunday guests OF
Nh and Mrs c. E Palmer.
Mrs. julius Bottum received word
Saturday OF the death of her brother
Orson Partch at his home in Ticon-
deroga. The funeral was held there
Monday afternoon and the interment
was in Evergreen cemetery here Tues
dav morning. The services at the
cemetery wre conducted by the Ma
sons of Union Lodge, Middlebury.
The program at the Memorial exer-
cises on Monday was as follows Or
gan Voluntary, Mrs. Charlotte L.
Shackett; "Star Spangled Banner" /;
Prayer, Rev. W. E. Page; Solo, Our
Flag, Miss Dorothy Lawrence; LIN,
coins Gettysburg Address, Marshah
Armstrong Song, "Old Glory, Chill
dren from fifth and sixth grades;
Reading, AT Lincoln's Grave, MIS-
Alice Conant Landon; Patriotic An
them, Choir; Address, "The Influence
of Great Heart on American HIS
tory, Rev. F. NJ. Hagadorn; Solo,
The Flag That Has Never Known
Defeat, Miss Lawrence; America,
/ Next Sunday evening the Baccalau-
reate sermon will be given the Gradu-
ating class by Rev. W. Z. Page. The
graduates are Blossom Barnard, Is
ther Sneden, Beulah Sargent, and Ce-
liza Warner. Commencement exercises
will be held Thursday evening, June "
The subject of Miss Barnard's essay
will be True Nobility; that OF MISS
Sneden, The Making OF a Citizen: