Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1917-03-02
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Wednesday 10 visit Mr., and Mrs. II, A
Prescott, returned on Monday 10 Bur
linglon, where she 10 attending school.
Miss Blanche BaseOm, who was oper'
ated upon at the Moses hospital, IlcOn
deroga, on Thursday for appendicitis Ii
reported az doing well,
Frank Harrington OF Rutland was q
guest at j, u. Williams on Thursday,
The regular meeting Of the foreign de-
partment Of the WOman's Missionary
Auxiliary will meet on the afternoon oil
Wednesday, March 7, at the home Of
Mrs, Il, Il. French. The "Mary Elizabeth
box for the Jubilee fund Ia TO be opened
at this meeting for contributions and
patronage,
William Stay and family have moved
here from Brandon and are living with
S. h, Stay,
w, b, Dewitt has rented the d, w
Doane house for the coming year
Robert Eddy has been engaged by Tate
Bros. 10 make the butter at the Orwell
creamery during the year to come,
Miss Mary Leonard Of Keene, N, H..
visited her brother, d, j, Leonard, on
Thursday and Friday Of last week,
Miss Mabel rownes Of Shoreham wal
a guest on Tuesday Of Mrs. OTIS Wisell.
Fred Walker after spending few
days at o, b, Roots, returned TO Putnam
on Sunday,
Mrs ID. H. Wells went on Wednesday
to SOmervilIe Mass, where she was called
by the serious illness Of her mother, Mra
Skinner
Mr. and Mrs, B, f, French spent Sun.
day at George Nrights Of Wrights,
NY,
There was basketball game on Sat.
urday afternoon between Brandon High
and Orwell at Kimbalps hall which re.
suited in Il victory for the visiting team
There was large and well pleased
audience at the town hall on Friday
evening to hear the concert given by the
Old Kentucky Jubilee Quartet The
! fourth and last entertainment Of the
course viii be given on Monday evening,
March 3, by the Nottingham Entertain.
ers, a company consisting Of Ladies'
vocal quartet, which will also render
trlos, duets and solos, and Mr. Graham,
! lIumorist
The successful bidders for the star
mail routes were a, A. Saunders for the
route between Orwell aud Wrights, n. Y.
and d, j, Leonard for the route between
| Orwell and the railroad station at North
Orwell, the contracts to 60 into effect
! July /, Postmaster j, A. Layery has
had notice from the post office depart.
ment at Washington stating that begin.
ing with March /, the mail shall leave
Orwell station within five minutes after
the arrival Of the train, not waiting for
the changing of the mail at the station
and thereby making an earlier delivery
all along the line.
Joseph LeDuc has moved to Ticon-
deroga, n. Y,
Joseph Christian and family have
moved to the John Beaman house in the
north part OF town.
John Ryan Of North Orwell fell on
Saturday and sustained broken collar
bone.
5. j. Mcintyre underwent an opera.
ton for appendicitis ON Friday afternoon
at the Moses hospital in Tic )nderoga,
Mr.. Mcintyre Is making good recovery.
Walter Bascom of Whitehall, n. Y,
was a guest at j. b. Muugel's from We'd
nesday to saturday.
Frank Quesnel and family Of Fair
Haven were at Albert Charron's on Fri
day,
Mr. and Mrs. r. S. Hall went on Sat-
urday to Port Henry, n. Y, where they
visited their brother, r. a, Hall Mr.
Hall returned on Monday, Mrs. Hall TT
naming until Wednesday.
d. j. Leonard has a sprained knee
caused by COW falling on him.
Louis Bishop is moving to Hampton,
NY.
Frank Cook of Brandon was at James
Meecham's on Tuesday.
Miss Adelaid Genier of St. Albert Ont,
Can, was recent guest of Charles
Charron.
Joseph Burgess has purchased the
Joseph Hickory farm in Shoreham,
r. C.. Young is in Montpelier attending
the reunion of the representatives of
1910.
Mrs. John Beaman of Ticonderoga
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph LeDuc over
Sunday.
Guy Cook spent Tuesday in Middle
bury.