Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-08-12
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his schoolmate George Barnes on Sun
day
T. W. Fletcher and son n. A.
Fletcher came Tuesday for a stay at
their home here.
Miss Vonda Wolcott of Middlebury
is spending this week with relatives
and friends in town,
Mr. and Mrs. II. E. Newton spent
the weekend with Mr.. Newton's par
ents in Salisbury.
Miss Ethel Burditt of Springfield
came Thursday for a visit with Miss
katherine Baldwin.
Mr. and Mrs. Bailey of Meriden,
Conn, are visiting at the home of
Mrs. Jeanette Spauldng
Miss Helen Bennett was a guest sew
eral days this week of Mrs J. Milo
Jeffrey of East Middlebury.
Mrs Thomas Catanzerita and son of
Mineville, ~ Y, were recent guests of
her sister Mrs Hollis Shandron.
Mr. and Mrs. Langlois and daughter
of GIenS FUtis, Ny . were guests last
week at the home of Edward Hebert.
Mr. and Mrs, II, ] Pratt and son
Roscoe spent the weekend in Roches-
ter with Mrs. Pratts aunt, Mrs. H.
NJ Wing
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bingham of
Ashley, Mass, are spending few days
this week with Mr.. and Mrs H. K
Williams
The Misses Nellie and Grace Carl
ton of Hudson Falls, n. Y, returned
Sunday to their home, after visiting
Mrs. A. ]. S. Dukett.
Bacon and Frances Palmer returned
Sunday from a few days visit with
their uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. 7.
L. Palmer in Mddlebury.
The date for the special Pomona
Grange meeting which was to have
been held here September 7, has been
changed to September IA.
Mrs W. G.. Hamilton returned Sun
day from a visit with relatives in
Hinesburg. Her aunt Mrs. Helen Weed
returned home with her for a stay here.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Hutchinson, Miss
Stoner and Clifford Hutchinson are
spending this week at Owls Nest
Camp in the Spauldng Conn cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. Smith Henry of Bur
lington were guests last week of their
sister Mrs. Emma Gibbs who has been
spending some time at her home here.
Franklin c. Williams went Monday
to Sans Souci, Ontario, where he will
spend a month before returning to
State College, Pa, where he is an in
structor.
The Poultry Culling Demonstration
held at J G.. Petty's last Friday was
we'll attended. H A. d. Leggett of L.
Y. NJ was present, as was Miss Fuller
Home Demonstration Lemonade and
waters were served.
E. B. Iewett and granddaughters,
the Misses Mary, Frances and Georgia
Burwell, who have been guests of Mr.
Jewett's daughter Mrs. Lizzie Wing,
and other relatives in this vicinity for
several weeks, started for their home in
Benton Harbor Mich, last Thursday.
The second regular meeting of the
Order of the Eastern Star was held at
Masonic Hall last Thursday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Fay Evans of Middle
bury and Mr. and Mrs. Davis of
Northfed, Grand Chapter officers,
were present Refreshments were
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. T. Wolcott, Mary
Chandler, Mrs Ella Baldwin, Mis-,
Katherine Baldwin, Mrs. II. II Tay-
.or and son Robert were guests last
Thursday of Mr. and Mrs A. b Adj
<ins of Ticonderoga, ~ y. Mrs. Bald
win remained for a few days with her
sister, Mrs. Adkins.
The young people OF the Grange
have commenced rehearsals for a drl-
ma, "The Noble Outcast which they
plan to present in September The
following are in the cast: Mrs A. J.
$ Dukett, the Misses Elizabeth Ham |
lton and Helen Bennett, Z. c. Du-
lett, A J. S. Dukett, Harlow Chand-
er and Alanson Sunderland
II is expected that on Sunday eve
ming there will be a service at the
,hurch when the Rev. w. Z. Page and
Russell Everest of New Haven will
speak in the interest of Christian En-
1eavor Mr. Page is the President of
The Addison County Christian Endea-
;or Union Everyone is invited to at
Tend, especially the young people
Grange meeting Tuesday Tuesday
evening was well attended and much
enjoyed by all present 1t was Ladies
Night and the ladies usurped the Off
,ers chairs as follows. Master, Mrs.
D. E Myrick; overseer, Mrs. A. L.
Payne; steward, Mrs ] c. Sunder-
and; assistant steward, Mrs. C.. A.
Pratt; chaplain, Mrs. c. J. Barbour;
treasurer, Mrs. P, d. Norton; gate
keeper, Miss Katherine Baldwin. The
bird and fourth degrees were given a
class of nine candidates and the fol-
owing program was given: Paper,
Rabbit Growing to Supplement the
Meat Supply, Miss Blanche Norton;
piano duet, Misses Hamilton and Ben
lett; reading, Mrs. J G.. Petty; vocal .
luet, Mrs. I. G. Sunderland and Mrs /
I. II. Hutchinson Refreshments and
lancing were enjoyed after the meet