Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1917-04-20
ORWELL

Wrltihg
Byron Kinney spent several days In
Castleton last week,
Mre, Charles Purcell spent the week
end in Rutland.
Mr., and Mrs, II, A, Prescott were in
Ferrisburg on Sunday,
James hlly and b, j, Barber have
gone to Raquette Lake to work,
Orwell cheese factory opened April II
with l., ID. Ware az cheese maker.
Mrs, Charles Rowell of Ticonderoga
was II recent guest Of Mrs, Ida Burt.
]. H. LaFleur and daughter, Miss Dol.
phine OF Middlebury were in town Tues
day,
There was demonstration for oat
smut at Henry Rsing's on Monday after.
noon.
Mrs. Addie Dumas recently visited her
daughter, Mrs. Delahantey Of Fair
Haven.
Mr. and Mrs. d, A, LeDuc are for ten
days with friends in Fair Haven and
Rutland,
Mrs. ID. j. Leonard and son John visit
ed at Frank Leonard's in Middlebury
last week.
George NJ. Wright Of New York City
came on Saturday to spend few days at
his home hero,
Louis Boulia was home from Forest
dale to spend Friday and Saturday with
his people here,
Miss Marguerite Munger returned on
Monday from visiting at A. w. Hills in
Burlington,
The Fortnightly Club meeting which
WAS 10 have been held this week Tuesday
was postponed.
}. IL. Vail has installed a milking ma.
chine on his farm. r. r. Walker Of
Benson did the work,
County Road Commissioner Cady of
Mlddlebury was in town on Monday to
meet with the selectmen.
The Junior Christian Endeavor society
held social and sugar eat at the Ladies
rooms on Tuesday evening.
Mrs. G, NJ Cook has returned from
Edward Brdchards in Shoreham where
she has been for several days,
Mrs, Harry Dundon and children went
Saturday to join Mr. Dundon in Rutland
where they will make their future home
"The Old Homestead" by Denman
Thompson in motion pictures at the town
hall on Friday afternoon and evening Of
this week,
Miss Blanch Belanger having spent
several weeks with her grandmother,
Mrs. Morris IN Shoreham Center, has re.
turned home.
Frank Coburn and JOSEPH Laflley
were in Middlebury last week Thursday
to attend a meeting of the County Road
Commissioners.
Mrs. Jason SpauIding of Bridport and
Miss Winfred Baldwin of Shoreham
were at &, l.. Smiths early in the week
with millinery goods,
Mr.. and Mrs. William smith of Hard
wick are at c. l., Mungers. Mr. Smith is
to make the butter at Orwell Creamery
for the coming year,
Mr., and Mrs. George Thayer enter
tained their sons, Walter of Pittsford,
George of Putnam, n. Y, and Barnard
Of Weybridge, on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Mel. Stevens and
daughter, Eleanor, have returned from
Del Ray, Florida, where they spent the
winter, Mr., Stevens came from New
York City in his car,
Miss Irene Sird visited in Cornwall
from Saturday till Monday being brides
maid at the Murray Mayo wedding
which took place at st. Mary's Catholic
church in Middlebury on Monday morn
ing.
Mrs c, L. Russell died Monday morn
ing after very brief illness of grip.
The funeral was held at her late home
on Tuesday evening, Rev. L. NJ. Isaacs
officiating. The body was taken to Al
bany on Wednesday for burial
Dr. Hamilton of Rutland was here on
Friday in consultation with DR.. Rowe in
regard to Mrs. Jennings who is critically
i'll of pneumonia. Two trained nurses,
Miss Hazel Blair of Burlington and Miss
earle of Rutland are caring for her.
Noble William Wlsel, son of Mr.. and
Mrs, Charles Wisel, and Helen Edith
Newton, daughter of Mrs. Arthur Fish of
Smiths Basin, N. Y, were married at
South Hartford n. Y, on Saturday,
April IA, by the Rev. Geo. F. Robins,
Mr.. and Mrs. Wisel have returned to
Orwell and will make their home at
'Louvain".