Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1917-09-28
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Burr and Burton Seminary
Miss Lillian Bascom has returned from
"A two weeks vacation which she spent
with Mr., and Mrs. h. j.. Tanner In Wor-
cester N. Y, and has resumed her
duties In the FIRST National Bank
Miss Grace Allen started last week
for San Furce, Porto Rico, where she
has aposltlou us missionary teacher IN
the Blanche Kellogg School,
N. A. Guyette has rented for the
winter the house ON the NJ, r. Brown
farm owned by Edward Preaseau and
will move his family there soon,
William Parish of Exeter Neb, Is IN
town this week visiting his friends OIL
forty years ago
Next Sunday Il Sunday School Rally
Day at the Congregational church
Mrs. Abbie Buell. and Mrs, c. W,
Bodfsh went on Tuesday to Bellows
Falls M delegates from the Woman 5
Missionary Auxiliary to the meeting OF
the Vermont Branch held in that place.
They were entertained at the nome OF
DIR. and Mrs, G, G, Murray.
Mr.. and Mrs, O. S. Wisell visited
Mr. and Mrs, Fordyce Wlsell at their
home in Rutland, Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs, Harry Dundon and two
children and Mr.. and Mrs, Spaulding all
of Rutland were Sunday guests at M
Dundons,
Mrs. l.. H. Nottingham Of Shoreham
and Mrs. ID. c. Pierce Of Rutland visit
ed Mrs. Ellen Stevens day or two last
week
Charles Wrghto of Fergus Falls,
Mimi. who was called here by the death
of his brother George NJ. Wright
expects to remain at the Wright home
stead for some time.
George Doane has returned from a
week Sspent in Albany, NJ " ana
vicinity.
Byron Kinney entertained his mother
and Miss Elizabeth Casson from Rut'
land for the weedend.
Louis Boula, who has been employed
on the Lake George steamer HORIZON
during the summer is at home.
A. j. Besette, who has been for few
days the guest of his brother BE- n,
Besette, left for Merrimac, Mass" on
Monday.
The young people rendered Miss Dol
phine LaFleur surprise party at the
Inn on the evening of the 18th.
Mrs. NJ. b. Wilcox was in Brandon
Tuesday
Gov. Ormsbee and sister were recent
callers at c. h. Abel's, the Misses
Royce's and at Herman Warren's.
Mrs. Kate Plue and daughter, Miss
Jennie, went ON Thursday to Burlington
c. b. Cook and family in company
with Mr. and Mrs. f. X. Patch of Rut-
land motored to Glens Falls, n. \"
Saturday,
Mrs. Ida Burt has been entertaining
as guests for few days. Miss Gertrude
Martin of Ticonderoga, N, Y, and Mr..
and Mrs Thomas E. Robinson of Water
ford, N, Y,
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Wolcott were
from Friday till Sunday at George
Hammond's in Shoreham.
Judge F. A. Bratt and friends of Fort
Edwart, N. Y, were here Sunday
Miss Katherine Hammond of Shore
ham is visiting her aunt, Mrs Louis
Wolcott.
Prof and Mrs. Ellenberger of Burling-
ton were in town early in the week in the
interests of the Orwell cheese factory.
Prof. Ellenberger is Professor Of Ami
nal and Dairy Husbandry of the YER
mont State College of Agriculture.
Those from town who attended the
Blair-C Carlton wedding in Poultney
last week were: Mr.. and Mrs. R. S.
Hall and son, Leland, Mr.. and Mrs. G..
L. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs 0. S. Wisell, r.
c. Brown, and w. N Lewis.
The use of the whey separator at the
Orwell cheese factory for the month of
August resulted in a saving of 1896 and
for the eight days that it was used in
July $l02. The expense of running it
amounted to about $50, leaving a net
gain of $348. Hitherto this butter fat
was dumped into the whey vat and often
found its way into the sewer.
D, L. Wells, Miss Addie Raymond,
Miss Alice Warren and o. S. Wissell
have been notified by Judge G.. |. But
ton that they are to serve as commit
tee to conduct the "War Library Cam
paign" in Orwell. This campaign to
raise money to purchase books for the
Vermont soldiers at Camp Devens is to
be conducted this week throughout the
State. 1t is planned that each person
in town will be given an opportunity to
contribute.
The funeral of the late George NJ.
Wright was held at the Congregational
church on Saturday afternoon at 300
o'clock. President Thomas of Middle
bury College conducted the services as
sisted by Rev. l.. M. Isaacs. Both
speakers bore appreciative testimony to
Mr. Wright's depth and integrity of
character his wisdom his influence and
sterling worth and the worthy part he
played in the affairs of men. Two Sc
lections were rendered by mixed quar-
tet The floral tributes were beauti-
full and their quantity testified to the
esteem borne to the departed The
bearers were, J. H. Thomas, E. E, and
R. c. Young, r. S. Hall, w. B. French,
and w. A. Jennings. The interment
was in the family lot at Mountain View
cemetery.
A very pretty wedding took place at