Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1916-10-13
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o. S. Wissell, d. d. G. NJ, was in Yer.
gennes on the evening Of the 4th to in
epect the work Of Dorchester lodge. w,
b. Nickerson accompanied him.
There were about thirty ladies present
at the Woman's Missionary Auxiliary
held on Wednesday Of last week at the
home Of Mrs, f. +, Lille,
There was meeting Of the farmers at
the Ladies' rooms ON Wednesday evening,
a week ago, with view TO cooperation
among them in holding milk for higher
prices than they are now receiving for
that shipped from Orwell Station.
Mrs, Mary Young, who has been visit.
ing her mother, Mrs, Esther Ducharme,
returned to Burlington Saturday
Mrs. Marion Vail and son, j, H. Vail,
having CLOSED their home here went on
Tuesday to Boston, where Mr. Vail has II
position.
Mrs. j, II. Flether Of Brandon was for
a day or two last week at II. d. Branches
Mr.. and Mrs, Earl Dewey and the
Misses Robertson Of Middlebury were
Sunday guests at j II. Thomas.
Miss Bessie Skinner of Sumerville,
Mass, came ON Saturday to visit her
sister. Mrs. ID, l., Wells, and other rela-
tives in town.
r c. Young and w. H. Root spent
Saturday in Rutland.
Mrs. Lillian Bascom returned Satur.
day after spending a week with her
friend, Mrs. Davis in Chester,
A large delegation of members attend.
ed on the fourth the meeting OF Hands
Cove chapter, ID, A, r., held in Shoreham
at the home of Mrs, Henry Belden.
Miss Adeline Dumas, who has been for
more than a year at the Inn, SaXton's
River is for a time with her mother, Mrs.
Addie Dumas.
The Village schools will observe Mon
day, the 10th as holiday in place of
Thursday October ~,
MIR. and Mrs, II, a, Prescott and Miss
Bertha Martin motored on Sunday to
Lincoln.
Mrs. John Valma died on Tuesday
evening, October 3, at the Moses hospi.
tai Ticonderoga. The funeral, held from
ST Genevieve's church in Shoreham on
Saturday, was largely attended. Rev,
Father WEIGH otficiated. Burial was in
Shoreham cemetery.
MIR. and Mrs o. S. Wisell started on
Monday for a weeks visit with relatives
and friends in the Eastern part of the
state. r. S. Arthur will carry mail on
X. f. d. route No. during Mr.. Wisell's
absence.
Postmaster j, a, Lavery and David
Barber, Jr., were subpoenaed to appear
in RutlandHThursday in connection with
the robbery of the Orwell postoffice. 1t
has been ascertained that of the -four
men who committed the deed one is
serving in Sing Sing a sentence of four
wears on another count, one sentence
Of four years in another penal institu'
ton, the third was arrested two weeks
ago for robbery in New York city and
the man who ran the automobile is held
at Albany for $4,000 bail. The parties
crossed the Lake on Thursday afternoon
the day previous to the theft at the Post
office, here, looking over the prospect
That night they went to Dannamora,
n. Y, returning however on Friday
night After the postoffice robbery they
left Orwell toward the south, having
trouble with the car near David BARRIERS
on the turnpike, where they were seer
by Mr.. Barber and r. H. Leonard.
Mrs. F. f. Ray has returned from {
week in Maiden, Mass, where she visited
her son, E. A, Ray, and her daughter
Miss Amy.
Louise Wolcott and family AMI Mrs
Agnes Young of Rutland motored tc
Middlebury on Wednesday of last week
Mrs. Edwin Brown and Mrs. Leor
Brown of Hortonville were at Mrs, Bod
fshs on Wednesday.
Miss Nora Purcell of Forestdale is visit
ing at the home of her brother 7. H
Purcell.
Mrs. Howard Burge of Shoreham anC
Mrs. f. A. McMurtry were guests of Mrs
G. C. Phelps ON Wednesday.
At the meeting of the fortnightly clul
held on Tuesday afternoon at the hom,
of the Misses Brown the following pro
gram was carried out:
Roll call.
A Red Letter Day of Vacation, Clul
Song.
Presidents greeting and report of tn
State Federation of Women's Clubs
Mrs. Rowe
Current Events of the Summer
Mrs. g. L. Smith
Music, The Misses Brown
George Doane has gone to Philadel
phia, Pa, where he has position.
Mrs. w. c. Hack spent Thursday il
Rutland.
Mrs. Roy Ketcham and Mrs. Dightol
Ketcham of Sudbury were guests of Mrs
f. Z. Lille for Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. S. Doane, llleel
Conway, Mrs. Thomas Beauvais, Harr.
Fitzgerald and Louis Boulia were amon
those who took advantage of the eXcur
sion to Albany, Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs, G ID. Bush spent Frida
at r. p. Cookies in Salisbury.
John Cane, Thomas Barron an
Thomas Murphy of Fair Haven went i
the Carberry automobile to New Yor
city on Wednesday.
Mrs. Joseph Cook and party from Gilt
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