Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1917-06-22
ORWELL

were IN town on Friday
Mrs, Charles Wisell Is visiting at Will
liam Wisell's in Shoreham,
Allen Hitchcock had a horse badly cut
| by barbed wire on Wednesday,
Mrs Marion Vail and son, John, were
Brandon visitors on Thursday,
Miss Mildred Carltonspent the week
end with her parents in Poultney
Mrs, Rowe of Wateryliet, N, Y, is
visiting her son, DR., l., b, Rowe
X, II, Russell has accepted a position
with /, G, Newton of Ticonderoga,
George Wocott and family OF Rut.
land called on friends here Sunday,
Mr., and Mrs, w. w, Smith went to
Fair Haven Saturday returning Sunday.
Miss Belle Demo of New York City
is visiting her aunt, Mrs, Della Bishop.
Mr., and Mrs, c. r.. Walker went on
Thursday to spend the season at Lake
BOmoseen.
Mrs. j, h, Skinner returned on Friday
from several weeks spent with relatives
in Boston.
There is to be c. h. social at the
Ladies' Rooms on Friday evening of
this week.
Miss Ella Royce has returned home
after visiting friends in Proctor. land
Middlebury,
Miss Efie Phelps is home from Burr
and Burton Seminary, Manchester, for
the summer.
|, j. Vail and son, John, of Boston
came on Monday to visit his mother,
Mrs. Marion Vail,
Mr. and Mrs. 0. s. WiseIl visited
Mrs. Wisell's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mead, In Shoreham Sunday.
Mrs. Abel, who has been in poor
health for some months was able to ride
out for the first time on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Hall and daugh-
ter Eleanor, of Port Henry, N. Y,
were Sunday guests at R, S, Halls.
Miss Marie Boula of Springfield,
Mass, came on Tuesday to visit her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. v Boulia.
There will be an illustrated talk on
Africa at the Congregational church
Sunday evening, June q, at 8 o clock
There was received through the Or
we'll National Bank LOG applications for
Liberty Bonds, aggregating in amount
1890.
Mrs. w. B. French and daughter,
Miss Grow, went on Tuesday to Bur
lington to receive instructions in Red |
Cross work.
Miss Amy Ray of Maiden, Mass,
came Saturday evening to spend few |
weeks with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. |
+. f. Ray.
Rev. L. NJ. Isaacs goes to.Vergennes
June 20, to speak at the
commencement exercises Of the Indus
trial school.
William and Thomas Harding, former
residents of Orwell, motored from
Fitchburg, Mass, on Saturday and
visited their uncle, Thomas Burke.
r. S. Young had excellent fisherman's
uck at Sunset Lake on Monday morn
ing, bringing home besides large num-
Der of perch, several fine pckerel
Mrs. Carrie Manley is i'll. Mrs.
Arthur Barnard is suffering from septic
sore throat and there are also cases of
the same in the family of John Barron.
Mrs. S. C. Bull who has been for sew
era weeks with relatives in Waterford
and Troy, N. Y, and North Adams,
Mass, returned home Friday evening.
A daughter was born on Monday,
Jnne Is, to Mr.. and Mrs Edward Hem
nway of Manchester. Mrs. Heminway
was formerly Miss Anna Branch of this
town.
Schools in town close this week for
the summer vacation. The Misses
French, Carlton, Sullivan, Smith and
Mrs. McQuivey do not expect to return
for the fall term.
Bidwel Barber lost a valuable driv-
ng horse on Friday DR.. Philipsen of
Brandon was called who decided that its
Heath was caused by nail which it had
swallowed becoming lodged in its
A. r. Brush was in Burlington last
week attending the annual Grand Lodge
meeting, F. & A. NJ, of the State of
Vermont, j. C. Thomas of Orwell was
appointed D. D. G. M. to succeed o. S.
Nisell.
Mrs. M. B. Wilcox, who has been for
he winter in New York City, returned !
ZONE Monday and has opened her house i.
n the village. Her daughter, Miss !
Ruth, accompanied her and will remain
or vacation of several weeks.
Recent out of town visitors are Mr..
nd Mrs. D. L. Wells and party in Mid
lebury Friday evening, Mrs. Eva Cults, l
Hiss Warren and the Misses Dewitt in !
Iutland Monday, Thomas Purcell and !
arty in Rutland Saturday.
Mrs. G. C. Phelps was called to Rut-
and last week because of sudden turn :
or the worse of her daughter, Miss l
lildred who is at the Rutland hospital :,
ecovering from an operation for appen- !.
icitis. Miss Phelps however is re- c
overing and her mother was able to :
eturn home Friday evening. I
Miss Alice Jennings, daughter of Mr.. 4
nd Mrs. w. A. Jennings, graduates
his week from Goddard Seminary,
ARE. Miss Jennings in class of 48
as earned the honor of being the vale
ctoran. Mr.. Jennings went to Barre !,
n Wednesday to be present at the u
radiation exercises while Mrs. Eva
utts and Miss Alice Warren accom- p