Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1916-10-06
ORWELL.

Mrs Charles Purcell, who Ia visiting
her mother, Mrs. Branch In Rutland,
spent day or two last week AZ her
home here.
Mrs l., b, Needham and daughter,
Miss Emma, visited Miss Lena Needham
IN lirldport on Friday last
Mr., and Alrp. Frank Phelps and little
daughter Of Rutland recently visited At
Angus Gregory, Mrs Phelps will be
remembered AZ Miss Jennie Field, for.
merly an Orwell girl,
The first meeting for the year Of the
Fortnlghtly club which was 10 have
heen held the afternoon Of Tuesday, the
9th, with the Misses Brown has been
postponed for one week,
Mr. and Mrs. |, j. Vail of Boston were
guests last week AZ D. II. Walls,
George Collette and Miss Beatrice
MeechAm Of Benson were married on
the morning of Thursday, September 9s,
ut 81, Pau's church by the Rev. f, A.
WEIGH,
A. II, Belanger and family, Mr., and
Mrs, John Cain and Mr., and Mrs, Hiram
Allen were in Rutland last week We'd
nesday,
DR., II, II. Hack of Proctor was In town
last week on Wednesday. His mother,
Mrs II, E, Hack, returned with him.
Mr. and Mrs, Field Of Shattuckville,
Mass, and Mr.. and Mrs, j, II. Hicks Of
Perklnsvile called at o. S. Wisells
Tuesday en- route by auto from Port
Henry, n, Y, to Perkinsvlle,
Mrs, Marie Young Of Burlington il
spending several days with her mother,
Mrs, l., j, Ducharme,
Leland Hall was home from T, G, A,
for the weekend,
Joseph Gokey Of Shoreham il working
for d. a, LeDuc doing turnpking with
his tractor,
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Turner and Mr.
and Mrs Charles Ash went on Wednes.
day by auto to visit relatives in Athol,
Mass.
Mrs. KimbalI, w. n. Lewis and vii.
liam Smith, all of whom have been for
over year at the Inn, Saxton's River,
arrived in town on Monday for q few
days stay. Mrs. Kimball severed on
October her connection with the Inn
but will remain at Saxton's River for the
winter. Mr., Smith has position in
Bellows Falls.
Mr. and Mrs. n. A. Guyette took an
auto trip to Manchester on Saturday.
Miss Mildred Carlton and c, j. Blair
spent Sunday at the formers home in
Poultney.
Frank Leonard and bride of Middle.
bury are guests Of his brother, James
Leonard,
The monthly business meeting Of the
c. +. society was held on Monday even
ing at the home of Mr., and Mrs. X. S.
Hall. There was good attendance,
O. S. Wisell, d. D. G, NJ, was in
Mlddlebury on Tuesday night to inspect
the work Of Union lodge, No. 2.
Ewin n. EIithorpe and Miss Cecil NJ,
Buell., both Of Orwell, were united in
marriage at the parsonage on Sunday
afternoon, October |, by Rev. L. NJ
lsaacs.
Miss Belle Nickerson of Fair Haven
was at w. Il. Nickerson's early in the
week. Mrs. Enos of Fair Haven came
on Tuesday to be for week with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nckerson.
The little Stark girls went on Thurs.
day of last week for another year at the
Austine Institute.
The dwelling house at Charlton's bay,
owned by Fred Charlton end occupied
by Eber White, was burned on Friday
night Origin of the fire unknown.
There will be motion pictures at the
town hall on Friday evening of this
week for the interest of the townspeople.
The motion picture machine is owned
by Rev l.. NJ. Isaacs and it is hoped
that it may be made possible to have an
occasional evening of bright, clean,
entertaining and instructive pictures
during the coming months.
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Barnard are enter
tanning Mr., Barnard's parents from
Waitsfeld.
Rev, and Mrs. L, NJ Isaacs spent
Thursday in Brandon.
Louis Bouia, who has had a position
during the summer on the steamer Saga
more, Lake George, is home,
Mr. and Mrs. Emory Wendell of Al
bany called on friends in town last week
Harold Purcell is in Brandon where he
has position at the Inn.
James Conway of Middlebury was
home over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Lavery wee
guests at j, a. Lavery's on Sunday.
Charles Stay and family of Brandon
spent Sunday at Miss Anne Phelps.
T. II. Purcell and family spent Sunday
in Hubbardton, Mrs. PurcelPs mother,
Mrs. Sarah Smith, returning with them,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank LeDuc of Brandon
were weekend guests at Fred and
Joseph LeDuc's,
Mrs. Agnes Young of Fair Haven was
a recent guest of Mrs. Louis Wolcott.
Mrs. Kate Plue and daughter, Miss
Jennie, spent Tuesday at Harry Towards
in Benson.
Several from town attended on Sunday
afternoon the funeral of David Young
held from his late home in Sudbury.
A PIANO FOR $1.25 PER WEEK.
That's what you have to pay if you