Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1916-11-17
COUNTY NE VS.
ORWELL.

her parents In Poultney for the week.
end,
Dr. and Mis- L. b, Rowe went by auto
Saturday to visit relatives in Troy, N. Y,
returning on Sunday,
There was a special meeting on Tues.
day evening Of Independence lodge, No,
10, +, g. A, NJ, with work on the +, G.,
Degree
Mrs j, 4. Sird of Rochester recently
visited her sister, Mrs. Dibley at II A,
Belanger's,
d. L. Wells Ia further improving his
residence by the building Of I'm exterior
chimney which will accommodate fire
place,
Mrs, II, d, Branch was in Brandon
Wednesday,
The Bland-IIipple Orchestral Co. Of
six pi ces is billed to appear at the town
hall on Saturday evening as the first
number Of the Entertainment course.
Miss Alice Warren, Miss Eva Cults,
Miss Kate Dewitt and Mrs. II, l.. Keller
Of Ticonderoga, n. Y, and Mrs, Wright
Of Brandon started on Thursday of last
week for Boston in Miss Warrens new
Cadillac, They returned on Monday,
Mrs. S. L. Stevens is i'll at the home of
her daughter, Mrs r. C. Young
W. H. Root and X. II. Burnell, who
left on Tuesday Of last week for New
York city, staying one night in Glens
Falls, returned home on Sunday. They
made the trip in Mr. Roots Ford
o.. S. Wisell, ID. d. &. NJ, was in Shore.
ham the evening Of the 9th toinspect the
work Of Simonds lodge, No, 80, + & A. NJ.
The Democrats were out in full force
on Friday evening to celebrate the vii.
son victory. The parade formed at d. j.
| Leonard's at about $3.50 and marched
throughout the village. Their musical
/ instruments were varied and numerous
and noticeable more for the volume of
sound than for their melody. Reaching
the lot Just north Of the village they con.
cluded the celebration with rousing
bonfire,
MIR. and Mrs Linus Cuts and Mr. and
Mrs o. b. Root mOtOred to Crown Point
n V, on Thursday last
The Rutland Herald of Nov ID says:
Miss l.. Agnes Mercure of No. 81 West
street has secured "A position as head
nurse at the Sand Beach Sanitarum in
Lake Park, MINI. She was member Of
the staff at the Vermont Sanitorium in
Plttsford for year and half and since
then has done private work in tubercular
cases in various parts Of the State. She
left Saturday for her home in Orwell and
will 20 to her new duties December II.
Rev. l.. NJ lsaaCs went last week to
New York city where he was in attend
ance for three days at the convention of
Rural workers in the interest of the
churches of the East. Mr.. Isaacs return
on Saturday.
Fred Charlton having purchased sever.
al horses was having them led ON Friday
evening from Rutland to his home. They 1
were run into by an automobile when |
between Castleton and Hydevile. The /
man who was leading the horses was on !
horseback and WAS thrown to the ground |
When he recovered himself and was able .
to get up the car was gone. Two of the
horses were injured so that they had to
be killed. No clue has been found to the .
PARTY in the car.
The meeting of the Fortnightly club
which was to have been held this week .
at the home of Mrs j. G. Thomas has
been postponed for one week.
Mrs. Thomas Harding of Fitchburg.
Mass is visiting friends in town.
Miss Zoa Brookins spent Saturday with |
her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Fred Brookins
in East Middlebury.
William N. Lewis left on Tuesday for
New York city After ten days stay
he, in company with his uncle, Rolin
Williams of Middletown Springs, will
start by steamer en- route for California,
where they will spend the winter.
DIR, and Mrs Earl Dewey of Middle
bury, have returned home.
Roy C. Phelps has gone to Manchester
to visit his uncle, Edward Heminway,
until Sunday when he goes to Pittsfeld,
Mass, to enter school of electrical en-
There was social dance at Joseph
LaFleur's on Tuesday evening.
Miss Ileen Conway is entertaining her
friend, Miss Katherine Quinn of Fair
Haven.
Mrs. r. S. Hall, Miss Edith Newton,
Mrs. Thomas Purcell Miss Marguerite
Munger, E, E. Young, and A. A. Saun-
ders were at Charles BIackmers on
to lend "A helping hand in the
care of his honey, Mr.. Blackmer is still
at the Mary Fletcher hospital.
Marriage banns were published for the
first time on Sunday morning at st.
Paul's church for Edward Delahanty of
Fair Haven and Miss Adeline Dumas of
this town.
The following new books have Just
been added to the Orwell Library:
When Mans Man, Wright
DriesilIa with a Million, Cooper
The Bent Twig, Garfield
Just David, Porter
Mr.. Pratt's Patients, Lincoln
Peggy at Spinster's Farm, Winsow
The Unspeakable Perk, Adams
Old Glory, Andrews
st. Ives, Stevenson
Angava Bob, Wallace
Bobs Hill Braves Burton
A Real Cinderella, Rhoades
Little Women, AIcott
Azalea's Silver Web, Peattie
Fairy Tales a Child Can Read or Act,
Indian Stones,
Letters on an Elk Hunt, Stewart
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