Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1922-12-29
SHOREHAM

Mrs. c. N. North is i'll
Willie Waite was home for Christ
mas
H. E. Fairchild is visiting friends in
Montpelier and Barre.
Miss Elsie Baldwin was home from
Brandon for Christmas.
Mrs. Anna Nottingham is with
friends in Middlebury
John Russell of Troy, N. Y, has
been a recent visitor in town.
Miss Helen Church of Middlebury
College is home for the vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs J. c. Moore and E. H.
Moore were at the Brandon Inn Mon
day.
Mr. and Mrs Z. J. Caswell are pass
ing few days with friends in Middle
bury.
Henry Leonard of Cleveland Ohio, is
guest of his mother and brother, Eu-
gene Leonard.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Dickinson are
passing few days with friends in
Huevelton, n y.
Mr.. and Mrs Vernon Scott of Bur
lington and Julius Baker of Brandon
are guests at w. G. Larrabees.
Frank Meehan, who is teaching in
Western York State is spending the
holidays with his mother Mrs B.
Meehan.
J. c. Wisell who recently underwent
an operation at the Moses Hospital,
Ticonderoga n. y, is reported to be
/ doing well
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Holmes and
two daughters, Marjorie and Lorraine,
of Burlington are guests of their par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. R. H Holmes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clois Norton of Bird
port, Mr.. and Mrs. Moore and Mr. and
Mrs. Goss of Middlebury were with
their parents Mr., and Mrs Mitchell,
Sullivan on Christmas day.
Mr.. and Mrs Brown of Saxton's
River, Harold of Tufts College and
Reginald of Bay Path Institute were
with their parents, Mr. and Mrs Vim.
Farnham for the holiday vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Dewitt and R.
II, Preble entertained u people at din
ner Monday. Among the out of town
guests were Mr.. and Mrs Lawrence
Dewitt and Mr. and Mrs Jacob De
Leu of Cornwall and William Brilyea
of Middlebury.
Christmas exercises were given by
the pupils of the Village school as fol-
lows Silent Night, Victrola; I Won
der, Kenneth Nelson; Why, Joseph
Duffany; Shy Santa Claus, Helen
Coursey; Bells, Angelina Duffany; A
Christmas Carol, Patricia Nelson; The
Sweetest Bells, Myrton Waters; Over
heard at Christmas, Dora Cary; Song,
Doris Coursey and Kenneth Nelson;
I'd Like to Know, Floyd Langlois;
Santa's Lunch, Hattie McCabe; l
Want to be a Santa Claus, Chester
Dudley; Merry Merry Bells, Ruth
Sullivan Patricia Nelson Recitation,
Esther Douglas; The Christmas Stars,
Pupils from the Primary room Rather
Hard, Marion Waite; I'd Rather Have,
Franklin Baldwin; Motion Song, by
four girls; The Chimney's Size, Arthur
Leonard; The Christmas Tree, Fred
Cary; The Christmas Star, Patricia
Nelson; Hank the Herald Angels Sing,
Nictrola; What the Reindeer Did,
Pupils from Primary room; Santa
Claus Cousins, Mildred Waters; Get
ting a Christmas Tree, Richard Cour-
sey; The Turkeys Lament, Ruth Bald
win; Grandpa, Harry Duffany; A
Present for Santa, Doris Coursey;
Christmas Shopping, Ethel Leonard;
Christmas Eve, Felix DupriS; Good
Night, Ruth Sullivan At the close of
the exercises Santa Claus appeared
with large we'll filled bag and pre-
scented each child with a present
Grange Meeting
The following officers were elected
at the annual meeting of the Grange
Dec %: Master, Henry Belden; Over
seer, Vim. Anderson; Lecturer, Mrs. S
r. Witherell; Steward, Russell Easton;
Assistant Steward, s. T Lapham;
Chaplain Rev. J. R. Nelson; Treas,
Mrs Belden; Sec, Miss Maria Ward
Gatekeeper, NJ p Cook Ceres, Mrs
Adde Walker; Pomona, Mrs NJ. P
Cook; Flora, Mrs Church; L. Asst
Steward, Mrs Lapham; Pianist, Mrs
Nelson The installation Of officers
will be held the evening of Jan -