Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1917-11-09
ORWELL

| pIludy
M, j. Cronin spent Friday and Satur
in town,
sPatrick Sullivan is home from
Raquette Lake,
John and Thomas Barron were in Rut
land Saturday,
II, 7, Allen and j, j, Cain were II
Fair Haven Saturday evening,
There was dance at A, c, Barnard''
Thursday evening Of last week,
Mr., and Mrs, r. S. Young were il
Ticonderoga, N, Y, Tuesday
John Chapman of Ferrisburg was @
Weekend guest at W, A, Jennings.
Mr. and Mrs c, j, Blair are occupy
ing the DR., Amelia Brown house,
Mrs, Eva Cults, Miss Alice Warner
and Mrs. l., +, Lille motored to Bran
don Monday.
Mrs, j. h, Williams has been enter.
tanning Mrs Maranville and Mrs. Car,
penter Of Rutland,
Mrs, j, h, Williams and daughter,
Mrs, Lillian Bascom spent Thursday OF
last week in Brandon,
Mr.. and Mrs. D. l.. Wells, Mrs.
skinner and Mrs, Julia Brown apent
Monday in Middlebury.
Misses Margaret and Anna O'Brien
spent Friday and Saturday at their
home in Fair Haven,
Mr., and Mrs, Ernest White are the
parents of twins, boy and girl, born
Monday, November 5.
Mrs, Fred Burt and daughter, Miss
Myrtle, of Sudbury. visited at Henry
Risings on Friday and Saturday.
j, A. Gregory and W. W. Smith took
a three days auto trip through the north
part of the state early in the week.
Miss Nettie Ledyear who has been for
month with relatives here, has re-
turned to her home in Nyack, N. Y.
Miss Ruth Sawyer, who has been
visiting her aunt, Mrs. c. H, Lewis,
has. returned to her home in Sudbury.
T. V, Conway went Friday, Novem-
Der 2, to Albany, n Y, where he will
take course in Albany Business
College.
Mrs. Charles Gardner of jamestown,
N. Y, visited her mother, Mrs. Martha
Luther, at F. +. Lilies from Friday
until Monday.
The old slaughter house north of d.
L. Wells residence burned on Friday
afternoon. 1t is thought the fire was
Of incendiary origin.
c. l.. Munger has moved into the C.
f. Walker house and Joseph Laffley is
now occupying Hope Cottage which he
recently purchased.
Mrs. Myrtle Wilcox went Wednes-
day of last week to New York City
where she will spend the winter with
ner daughter, Miss Ruth.
Ernest Racette went last week to
Montreal where he registered for the
Canadian army, Mr., Racette is Cana
iian subject and of draft age,
About one hundred people were in at
tendance at the Halloween social at
he Ladies Rooms the evening of the
Ilst. 1t was pronounced success.
j. C. Thomas, d. b. G. NJ; r. c.
Young, A. r. Bush and A. S. Wisel at
ended the district meeting Of +. & A.
w., held at Middlebury October 81.
Rev. c. A. Boyd of Burlington State
Sunday School Secretary, spoke before
| meeting of the Mems Bible class of
he Congregational church Tuesday
evening"
Mr.. and Mrs. John Clark of Pawlet
md Mrs. Perry Of Fair HaJen came
Monday to spend few days with Mrs.
lark parents, Mr.. and Mrs, H. d,
Branch.
Mrs John Swenor and daughter, Miss
Eva, who has been in the Moses hospi-
al at Ticonderoga fer several weeks
recovering from an attack of appendi-
tits, returned home Saturday.
Miss Teresa Lavery entertained the
lass of 1918 of the village school at her
lome on Monday evening, the occasion
'eing her 18th birthday Games were
'layed and sandwiches, cake and coffee
we're served
County Agent Bartlett will speak to
he men of Orwell at the Ladies Rooms
N Wednesday evening, November l4th,
Hiss Emma Fuller will also be here
he same evening to address the women |
f the town.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Jennings and
aughter, Miss Alice, Mrs. j. A.
ir CORY and Mrs. Clinton Mallory at
ended the funeral in Addison on Friday
f Howard Spooner, Mrs. Spooner was
Miss Marion Field of this
own.
Leroy Ware left on Tuesday for
'lainfeld, VT, where he will be engaged
uring the winter in making fancy
heese for Boston firm. Mr.. Wares
ather took his goods by auto truck
unday from the factory to Wells.
Miss Blanche Belanger Mr.. and Mrs.
1. j. Sullivan and Mr.. and Mrs. E. S.
Jose were in Shoreham Tuesday to at
end the Brson-Sullivan wedding at ST.
church. Miss Sadie Sullivan
as been for several years one of