Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1917-04-06
ORWELL.

w, Is. French spent Tuesday in Rut-
land
Edward Conway ia spending a few
days in Rutland,
w. w, Martin of Proctor was in town
early in the week,
Mrs L., +, Lille and daughter, Thema
spent Friday in Rutland,
w. T. Dewitt and family have moved
into the d, W. Doane house.
Miss Leno Needham has returned to
Bridport TO resume teaching.
George Greenwood is carrying the DE.
pot mail for the month Of pril,
Linus Needham is home from Rutland
High school for the spring vacation.
Mrs. II, II. Burge and Miss Winona
were Thursday guests at A. A, Munger's,
The Misses Ann and Jane Smith are
entertaining Mrs. Rodney Smith of Bos.
ton,
Miss Alice Jennings is home from
Goddard Seminary, Barre, for the Easter
vacation.
T, II, Purcell has the frame work up
for his new garage on the corner opposite
Collette's shop.
Mrs. A. p. Bartholomew, who is visit
ing at Charles Ladd's, has returned to
Ticonderoga, N. Y.
N. A. Guyette has moved his family 10
the Praseau farm which he has taken
for the coming year.
Rev l.. NJ. Isaacs was in Middlebury
Monday evening to attend a meeting of
the County Y. NJ. c. A.
Miss Edith Newton went on Monday
to spend two weeks with her mother, Mrs
Fish at Fort Ann. N. Y,
Miss Maude Smith of Springfield is
spending this week with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Smith.
A new system Of plumbing is being in
stalled in the Bank residence. Mr.. June
of Brandon is doing the work.
Miss Emma Desjadon has returned to
Rutland after week here with her par.
ents, MIR. and Mrs T. P. Desjadon.
Mrs. Charles Gardner of Johnstown,
N. Y, was Friday till Monday guest of
her mother, Mrs. G. b, Luther, at F E
Lilies.
Mrs. Julia Brown is having her resi-
dence wired for electric lights. The
Reed Electric Co. of Rutland are doing
the work.
The village schools opened for the
spring term on Monday. Mrs. Myrtle
hcQuivey of Brdport instructor in the
upper room.
Miss Thelma Lille returned on Mon
dag to her school in Ashburnham, Mass
and Miss Mildred Phelps to Burr and
Burton Seminary, Manchester.
Among those who are on the sick list
are Mrs, G. d. Bush, Mrs. II, T. Cults,
Thomas Burke and c. l.. Russell, while
L. j. Putney has the measles.
Mrs Esther Ducharme is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Marshall Bannister of
Burlington. She will also visit relatives
in Putnam, N. Y, before her return.
Miss Gum who has been for TWO
weeks the guest of Mrs. l.. NJ. Isaacs at
the parsonage, returned on Monday to
Boston. where she is a student at Sim.
mons college.
There will be the annual Thank Offer.
ing meeting of the Womans Missionary
society held at the parsonage on the af-
, ternoon of Good Friday, to which all
are cordially invited.
Mrs. T. H. Hack of Proctor, with her
two children, Rachel and Bert visited at
H, E. Hacks on Friday and Saturday of
last week. Miss Rachel is remaining
with her grandparents for the week.
Special services are being held this
week at the Congregational church with
sermons each evening as follows: Tues
day evening, Keeping the Altar Fit es
Burning; Wednesday evening, sermon
by Rev, Ernest Rand; Thursday evening,
The Inner Circle-Communion Service;
Friday evening, The Kings Business.
Independence Lodge, No. 10, F, and A.
NJ, held it's annual meeting on Tuesday
evening, when the following officers
were elected: l.. B. Rowe. w. NJ; r. S
b. French, treasurer; O.S Wisell, secre-.
tary; w. b. Needham, s. D.. o. B. Root,
j. D.; A. c. Barnard, S. s.; Noble Wisell,
J. s.; Rev. L. NJ. Isaacs, chaplain; w.
Ii. Nickerson, tyler.
The Fortnightly Club met on Tuesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. II. d.
Branch with Mrs, o. F. Hornbeck as
hostess. After the business meeting, the
roll call was responded to by quotations,
Mrs. P. D. Colby read paper on James
Whitcomb Riley and Miss Bertha V. Lii
lie one on Eugene Field. Mrs, R. S. Hall
read several of Fields poems, The pro-
gram was concluded by vocal solo,
THE Necklace of Love-" by Miss Alice
Jenninps