Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1916-08-25
ORWELL.

was guest OF Mra L, NJ, COOK Tor sever
al days last week,
Mr.. and Mrs. n, A, Guyette spent Sat.
urday in Rutland.
Philip Smitt and family Of Brooklyn
recently spent several days AZ guests at
L. b, Needham's,
Miss Luela Watt of Granville n, Y,
has been visiting her brother, Clifford
Watt,
Mis-, Amanda Warren and daughters
spent several days last week In camp at
Lake Dunmore.
Robert Eddy visited in Poulmey on
Saturday, returning Tuesday,
T, W. Ray of Brandon was in town
Saturday.
Rev. l., NJ, Isaacs and family, who
have been in camp at Sunset Lake for
three weeks, returned to their home on
Tuesday.
Charles Needham and three daughters
Of Middlebury spent Sunday at l., b.
Needham's,
The date of Orwell's field day has been
set for September 81.
About forty Of Mddleburys business
men were here on Thursday evening last
to attend a banquet at Eagle Inn,
Charles Bush Of New York City was
in town early in the week.
Miss Rachel Wisell of Burlington visit
ed at Charles Wsels on Sunday,
Miss Addie Raymond is taking vaca.
a sg.. fac l..s Lac NJ tall .ls.., "a
exchange
Mr., and Mrs, II, d, Branch spent Tues.
day in Brandon,
Mr.. and. Mrs. r, S, Hall have been en-.
tertaining DR.. Hemenwav and daughter
Miss Clara of Honolulu, Hawaii,
Liston Moflitt, who has been living in
the family Of G.. c, Phelps, was found
Sunday morning to have died some time
during the night, He has been suffering
from heart trouble and it is thought that
that caused his death The funeral was
held at the home Iof Mr. Phelps on Tues
day afternoon, Rev l.. NJ. lsaacs ofliciat-
ing. The arrangements were in charge Of
c. l., Stay with burial in Mountain View
cemetery, Mr., Moflitt was 70 years old
in May and had lived all his life in Orwell
Those from out of town to attend the
funeral were Mrs, Jay Branch and
daughter of Rutland, Edward llemen-
way Of Manchester and Mr.. and Mrs.
H. II, Burge of Shoreham.
Mrs. C. w, Bodfsh has as guests her
sister, Mrs. Hamwalt and two children
Of Medford Mass,
Mrs, Henrietta Calhoun is spending a
few days in Putnam, N, Y,
The sewing-bee held at Mrs, O. b.
Root last Friday to help in preparing
the Stark children to attend the Austin
Institute, was well attended Dinner
was served at noon and a creditable
amount of work was accomplished, 1t
is planned to hold another meeting soon
Several from town attended field day
in Shoreham on Thursday last.
r. S. Arthur and family attended a
lawn party in Whiting Thursday, the
children taking part in the program.
Or. and Mrs, l.. B. Rowe returned the
nth from two weeks auto trip, during
which they visited northern Vermont,
Portland Me-, through the White Noun.
tains in New Hampshire and into Massa-
chusetts where they stopped at Boston,
Lynn, and several beach resorts, cover
ing in all nearly 1000 miles
The families of T, H, Purcell and Louis
Wolcott and Mrs. Addie Dumas were at
Lake Dunmore Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Aiken and daughter
Elizabeth of Benson who have been visit.
ing Mrs. Aiken's parents, Mr. and Mrs
w. c, Hack returned home Saturday.
Mrs. c, E. Ray, who has been with her
mother Mrs, G. b, Luther, has returned
to Brandon. Mrs. Luther, after spend.
ing several weeks at her farm, has re.
turned to F. f. Lilies.
Thomas H. Purcell has filed nomn.
alton papers and will be candidate for
town representative on the republican
ticket at the September primary.
NJ 7. Brown is in very poor health.
George NJ, Wright and DR.. Scott took
an auto trip on Saturday to Lake Placid,
n. Y, returning early in the week,
Mrs. Eva Thomas with her guests Miss
Lila Hull and Mrs. Serrim recently spent
several days in Burlington.