Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1917-01-12
ORWELL.

j. Q. Thomas Ia in Burlington for sev
eral days attending the meeting Of the
Vermont DairYmen'a Association,
c, Il, Walker spent Wednesday anC
Thursday OF last week in Rutland,
There was regular communication
on Tuesday evening Of independence
Lodge No 10, f. and A, NJ, held at III
lodge rooms,
G. r Burnel lost one Of his work team
on Tuesday,
The Ladies' Missionary society held III
Foreign department meeting on We'd
nesday OF last week with Mrs, ii, d.
Branch
The lecture to have been given at the
town hall on Wednesday evening Of last
week by DR., Thomas DeGrouchey on the
isle OF Jersey was postponed because
Of bad weather.
Schools Of the town reopened on Mon
day,
Robert Eddy, who had been for several
days with friends in Poultney, returned
Saturday
Miss Lena Needham has returned To
her school in Bridport
Miss Alice Jennings has returned 10
Goddard Seminary, Barre, and the Misses
Mildred and Ellie Phelps TO Burr and
Burton Seminary, Manchester,
Several of our young people enjoyed a
straw ride to Ticonderoga on Thursday
evening, the 4th.
Mrs Marion Vail and son, j, II, Vail,
have returned from Boston and have
opened their home here. Mr. Vail ia
suffering from sprained wrist the re.
suit of an accident while in Boston,
The annual meeting of John A. Logan
post, G., a, r., was held recently at the
Ladies rooms, Nearly all the old board
of officers were reelected. They are:
Commander, William Doe; senior vice
commander, William Cummings; Junior
vice commander, Moses Stickney; adiu-
tant and quarter master, H. Il. Hack
chaplain, S. r, Alderman; surgeon, N. A..
Munger; officer of the grand, |. w.
Steadman These were duly installed by
comrade j, b, Mahanna.
The motion pictures scheduled to an
pear at the town hall for Friday evening,
January 10. is a five part photo.drama Of
the Canadian Northwest, featuring f. Y.
Bushman and Beverly Bayne in pen.
nington's Choice"
Invitations are out for Gentlemens
Night Of the Hands Cove Chapter. d. A.
r., to be held at the Ladies' rooms on
Friday evening, January ~,
Albert Charron and family have moved
from West Haven and are occupying the
the Charles Phelps house in the village
There was dance at George Green.
woods Monday evening.
George Thayer spent Monday and Tues.
day in Fowler.
Mr., Wells wholwas i'll last week, is able
to resume his duties at the First National
bank.
John Barron was home from Rutland
over Sunday.
Mrs r. S. Arthur went on Saturday to
the Tconderoga sanitarium for treat.
ment
Miss Mary Hammond of Shoreham has
been the guest, for a few days, of her
aunt, Mrs. d A, LIE Due.
Rev. and Mrs, l., NJ. Isaacs are enter.
tanning their friend, Roy c. Fisher of
Yokohoma, Japan.
The Fortnightly club held its regular
meeting on Tuesday with Mrs. l.. NJ.
Isaacs. Following the roll call, which
was responded to by quotations from
japanese Authors, and the business of
the club had been acted upon, Mrs, o. S.
Wisell read paper upon "Japenese Lit.
erature and Drama" and Miss Fannie
Brown one upon "Japenese Music and
Art" Roy C. Fisher. who is at present
guest of Rev. and Mrs. Isaacs, and who
is missionary teacher in Yokohoma,
Japan, spoke before the club upon Life
in Japan" Mr.. Fisher gave a most inter-
esting talk, He left Japan on November
l, and expects to return there by Febru-
airy 90.
Mr. and Mrs. D. A. LaDuc went on
Tuesday to Burlington.
Noble John Dumas and Miss Mariory
Eta Robbins, both of Shoreham, were
m arripd IN Friday ovapinu Topnory =