Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1917-04-13
ORWELL.
Maude BIaekmer Is III.

Maude Blackmer In III,
Measles at Charles Charron's,
Mre William Branch of Rutland Ia at
Charles Purcell's.
Curtis Le Duo has new Ford run.
about,
Fred Grant was in Port Henry, N, Y,
on Thursday.
George Doane Of Albany, N, " ia
visiting his people here,
Harry Hamilton of Fair Haven was at
Il, w, Cuts ON Thurday.
Miss Hazel Ketcham Of Sudbury re.
Gently visited at f. Il, Lilies.
Carl c. Smith Of Rutland ia spending
the week at j, II, Thomas,
Paul Burt Of Binghamton, N, Y, visit.
ing hls mother, Mrs, Ida Burt
Arthur Bristol Of Mddebury was at
James Leonard's on Thursday.
Albert Bessette of Merrmac, Mass, ia
the guest Of his brother, L. N. Bessette,
f, A, Bratt Of Fort Edward, N, ",
was at Charles Hitchcocks over Sunday.
Margery, the little daughter Of d. A.
Saunders was bitten by dog Wednes-
day.
Mrs, Susan Wright and daughter, Miss
Elizabeth, Of Middlebury we're business
visitors in town on Friday.
Mrs. Beauvas, who has been visiting
her mother, Mrs. Edwards, Keene, N.
" returned home on Thursday.
The motion picture for Friday evening,
April 10, will be, 1.-THE Dawn of A To.
morrow" with Mary Pickford as the
star.
Mrs, W. A, Jennings is seriously i'll of
pneumonia Dr. Colby of Su Ibury was
call, in consultation with DR., Rowe on
Tuesday,
Mr. and Mrs. r. S, Hall, Mrs. A. c..
Plue, Mrs. Ida Burt and son Walter, at
tended the funeral in Shoreham on Sat
urday Of Mrs. Ella Clark Jones.
Miss Maude Smith after spending a
week with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. q,
l.. Smith, returned to her school in
Springfield, Mass, on Saturday.
Harry Fitzgerald came on Friday from
Albany, N, Y, where he is attending the
Albany Business College to spend week
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Fitzgerald,
OIney, Pliny and Margery Hill, who
have been visiting at A. A. Mungers, re-
turned to their home in Burlington on
Friday Miss Marguerite Munger ac.
companied them.
Mrs. ID. l.. Wells, who has been for
some weeks in S)merville, Mass, caring
for her mother, Mrs Skinner, has re
turned home, Mrs. Skinner is much inn
proved in health
There was no train across the "draw.
bridge" over Lake Champlain on Mon
day night. Ice had struck the boat
which supports the draw and had broken
a plank below the water line.
The Thank Offering meeting OF the
Woman's Missionary Auxiliary held with
Mrs l. NJ. Isaacs on the afternoon Of
Good Friday was well attended, nearly
fifty ladies being present
DR.. ard Mrs. E. F. tombstone attended
at West Salisbury on Saturday, the
funeral of hlrs. Johnstone's father, II. p.
Mosman, who died at his home at West
Salisbury, The funeral was held from
the Methodist Episcopal church, Rev.
Mr., Hill of Pittsford officiating. The
bearers were DR.. E. F. tombstone, R. j..
Mosman, w. S. Mosman and Maurice
Keenan,.
Cards have been received announcing
the marriage on Monday, April 3, at
Jamestown, N, Y, of Miss Pauline Jane
Burt to Mr.. William Chase Young. Mrs.
Young was a former Orwell girl, a
daughter of Mrs. Carrie Burt and a
graduate from the Albany City Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Young will make their
home at IA Maple street, Hudson Falls,
NY.
News has been received of the death
Of Edward II. Lamphere at his home in
Ludlow. Mr.. and Mrs l., w. Cults and
Mrs. George Reynolds of this town at
tended the funeral which was held at
his late home on Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. Lamphere was for number of
years resident of Orwell. Mrs Lam
phere is sister of George Reynolds of
this town.
Invitations have been issued for the
graduation exercises of the Class of 1917
of the New York Infirmary for Women
and Children to be held on Wednesday,
April IS, at 1871 East Fifteenth street.
Miss Mary Oelphine Baker, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs, Zebuon Baker of this
town, is member of the class. Wee
graduate Miss Baker upon her success,
Orwell surely has right to be proud of
her VOunp npOnlp