Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1917-01-19
ORWELL.

Representative II. @. Brown was home
from Montpelier from Friday until Mon
day,
Charles Purcell and infant daughter
are quaranlIned for measles,
Clarence Laney was in Whitehall,
~ Y, one day last week,
Albert Charron was visitor in Man
cheater recently.
Miss Alice Warren went last week for
n ten days stay In New York city,
Frank Coburn lost horse on Saturday.
This IL the second horse Mr., Coburn has
lost within The month, Of horse distem'
per-
II. A. Prescott IL III.
Charles McQueaten returned on Satur.
day from his school In Manchester, N, H.,
10 take his fathers place in the Orwell
creamery.
Mrs. l., Il, Rowe was called to Georgia
W., on Monday by the serious illness Of
her mother Mrs Judd, DR., Rowe ac'
companied her returning on Tuesday
Cecil Lilly, Glen Bishop and Ralph
Blackmer attended the Boys conference
held In Burlington last week,
j. H. Williams was business visitor
in Middlebury on Tuesday,
T. II, Purcell has purchased of Fred
Charlton heavy work team.
Mrs, V. Boulia entertained her sister,
Miss Amelia Patnode Of Brandon, on
Friday and Saturday.
The Catholic order Of Foresters will
hold its annual ball at the town hall the
evening of Friday, February 2. Music
Will be furnished by an orchestra OF five
pieces from Whitehall, N, Y,
The Misses Jeanne Ray Marguerite
Munger, Rcna Purcell and Henry Pur.
cell were TicOnderoga visitors on Tues
day,
Thomas Nckerson has leased the Joel
Buell. farm in Sudbury to take possession
March /,
Mrs, Milton Brown has sold her farm
on the turnpike to Edmund Preseau and
will move into her house in the village in
the spring.
A the Congregational prayer meeting
and social last Thursday evening, II II, !
Fisher, missionary teacher from Japan, !
gave most interesting talk on Life IN
Japan The meeting was well attended
This week from Monday until Friday, |
| inclusive, an Extension school in Agrl. |
culture aud Home Economics is being
conducted in Orwell, The instructors in |
! Agriculture are Thomas Bradlee, j, +. |
| Clrrigan, c s. Wright, NJ. f. Downing, |
NJ b Cummings, Il, l. Ingalls, w, j.
.lubbs, aud II. A. ID. Leggett, These
meetings are being held IN the town hail |
aud include lectures on the following |
subjects: Lines and Lining, Feeding the
Dairy Cow, Drainage. Economical Ra. |
tons Farm Nlanures, Clover and Alfalfa,
The Principles Of Breeding, Clean Milk,
Boys and Girls Club Work, Potatoes,
Commercial fertilizers, Orchard Man
agement, Farm Management, Animal
Diseases, The Hay Crop Farm Manage
ment Record Herd Management, The
Corn Crop, The Poultry House, Maintain.
ing Soil Fertility and Feeding the Farm
NJ. Thayer and Mrs. A, C.. Dimock are 81
ing demonstrations and talks Greater
Variety in Common Foods, Points on
Fabric Selection, Cutting and Fitting "A
Dress Skirt, Some Uses Of Sour Milk,
Ways of Making Homework Easier.
Meats and Meat Substitutes, Starting
Break, Color and Line in Clothing, Cut.
ting and fitting Shirt waists, Variety in
Breads, Feeding the school Child What
shall We Feed the Family, The Health
problem and Making the most of our
possessions, are the heads which form a
most attractive program.
The annual meeting of the stock hold
ers of the First National Bank of Orwell
was held at the banking rooms on Jan
uary 8, when the old board of directors
were chosen, and organized by electing
George NJ, Wright president; f. E.
Young, vice-president; ID, l., Wells,
cashier. These three with G. N. North,
and W. b. French constituted the boar