Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1922-12-01
BRIDPORT


Monday for a visit with her niece, Mrs
+. G.. Blaisdell.
Mr. and Mrs. F. c. Lane of New
York city came Sunday to spend few
days with Rev and Mrs. r. A. Burn
Miss Ruth Payne spent a few dav,
the first of the week with Miss Eliza
beth Hamilton at the home of G. r
Walker in Middlebury
Mrs. G.. L. Walker of Middlebury
has been spending a few days at The
homes of her sister, Mrs. c. l.. Payne
and son, W. A. Walker
Mrs. Faith Shedrick of Los Angeles
Cal, and her son. Howard Shedrick, OF
Buffalo, N Y, were guests over Sun
day of Mr. and Mrs c. H. Smith
Dr. and Mrs Arthur H. Mountford
of Cambridge Mass, came Saturday to
spend week with Mrs, Mountford'
parents, Mr. and Mrs, w A, Dukett
Schools in town with the exception
of the one in the Hawthorne district
which has been closed because of the
illness of the teacher Miss Reynolds
are closed for weeks Thanksgiving
vacation.
Miss Rose Clark, daughter of c. NJ
Clark, and George Waite, son of Mr.
and Mrs. P w Waite of Shoreham,
were married November Is, in Hart
ford, Conn. where they are spending
the winter
The annual Christmas sale held by
the Ladies Society will be held the
evenings of December Z and s. The
first evening supper will be served and
the second, a chicken pie supper One
of the features this year will be a doll
booth
Prof S. G. Judd, State Dairy Spec
ialist of the University of Vermont,
will speak at the Grange Hall Thurs
day evening, December Z, at seven
o'clock. In connection with his talk
he will show moving pictures There
will be no admission and the public is
invited.
Grange Elects officers
Grange meeting was held Tuesday
evening and the following officers were
elected for the coming year: Master,
John G.. Petty; overseer, Alanson Sun
derland; lecturer Miss Helen Bennett;
steward, Harlow Chandler; assistant
steward, Harry J. Pratt; chaplain, c,
A. Pratt treasurer, A. A. Preble; sec
rotary, Mrs. A. A Preble; gate keeper,
Harold Payne; Ceres, Mrs, ] &. Petty
Pomona, Mrs. Alanson Sunderland
Flora Miss Ruth Payne; lady assist
ant steward, Mrs. H J. Pratt
School Honor Roll
The Honor Roll of the Junior High
School for the month of November is
as follows: Helen Sollace 937; Blanche
Myrick 924; John Witherell 917;
Bacon Palmer 913 Leonora Wisell
9l2; Carl Lee Oil; and Nina Garvey
906 Those having perfect attendance
for month are Helen Sollace, Leonora
Wisell John Witherell, Gladys Spauld-
ing Blanche Myrick Nina Garvey,
Lawrence Condor Those having per
feet attendance for term are John
Witherel, Helen Sollace and Gladys
Spaulding. Shore exercises will be
held at the school Wednesday, Deem
her 6, at $50 p. IN. in observance of
Vermont Day Everyone is cordially
invited,
Dies in California
Mrs A. Washington Huntley died at
her home in Los Angeles Cal, Satur-
day morning, November Is, after an
illness of six weeks Mrs Huntley
was before her marriage Miss Elmire
Bruneau and she was born October 81,
1912 She was a resident of Bridport
ior many years She is survived by
her husband, one daughter, Mrs Faith
ShedriCk. two granddaughter, the
Misses Edith and Helen Shedrick of
Los Angeles, and 10y one grandson,
Shedrick Of Buffalo, n. Y.
One son, Howard, died in 1891 The
funeral was held in Los Angeles Sun
day afternoon, November 10, and the
remains arrived in Middlebury Friday
and were taken to the home of W. :.
Huntley. Burial was made Saturday
afternoon in the family lot in the Vii
age cemetery, the Rev R A. Burn
The bearers were !. n
>paulding, P d. Norton, c. A. Pratt
and VI. T. Wolcott. Those who accom-
panied the remains here were Mrs
and her son, Mr. and Mrs. w
5 Huntlev of Middlebury ard Mr.
lnd Mrs Milton Huntley of Ripton.
School Gives Entertainment
Last Thursday evening an entertain
nent was given at the Masonic Hall
~ pupils of the schools in town in
,harge of Mrs Cloise Norton, teacher
Il the Village Primary room. The pro-
ram, which showed much work on
he part of Mrs Norton and each one
who took part, was very much enjoyed
" a large audience 1t is as follows:
Music, Mr.. and Mrs Cloise Norton;
song Were Mighty Glad to See
You Village Schools; recitation, "The
Festival Day. Mollie Converse; reci-
ation Johnnys History Lesson"
lynn Woodbury.; song, "Sleep My
little Baby Coon" Helen Sollace; reci-
alton, Aunt Shaw's Pet Jug Gladys
recitation, "The Pilgrim
Boys" Frank Casey; song, Thanks
irving Draweth Near" Helen Stokes,
Helen Sollace, Gladys Spauldng and
Blanche Myrick; recitation, "a Morti
wing Mistake" Helen Converse; song,
Sleep Kentucky Babe" Village
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