Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-04-26
ORWELL
Mrs, L, N, Bessette is i'll,

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at the home Of Mrs, J. II, Thomas,
County Agent | N Bartlett and Miss
Emma A, Fuller were business visit
ors here on Tuesday,
Mr., Parmenter of Wallingford was
the guest OF Miss Adele Duval from
Saturday until Tuesday,
Major II, Y, Comptlin, a Canadian
army ofiicer,who has served three years
overseas, will give an address in the
town hall, Orwell, on Saturday even
ing OF this week, in the interests OF the
New England Liberty Loan Associa-
ton, Maj, Comptlin spoke in Rutland
Monday evening, OF him 1.-THE Herald"
says THE address was one Of the best
il not the very best on the war heard
in Rutland" Motion pictures which
have been secured from the War De-
partment at Washington will be shown.
Both address and pictures are free,
Miss Pauline Huntley, daughter Of
Mrs Robert Huntley and Scott FELTON,,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. George FELTON,,
both of Orwell were married April 18th
at the home OF the bride, Rev, J. l..
Kingsbury Of Sudbury performed the
ceremony After a brief wedding jour
ney Mr. and Mrs FELTON, returned on
Monday and will make their home on
the farm of Abbie Buell. which Mr.
FELTON, has taken for the coming year,
Rev, l., M. Isaacs went on Tuesday
to Burlington to be in attendance at
the Vermont Congregational Confer
enCe of which he is a director.
Ernest Racette went on Tuesday to
South Indian, Ont, Canada,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M, Stevens and
daughter, Eleanor, returned Saturday
from Del Ray, Fla where they spent
the winter, They made the return trip
in Mr.. Stevens Buick and passed two
weeks en- route.
Miss Blanche Doane Of Albany, N.Y.
is spending two weeks with her parents,
Mr., and Mrs. o. S. Doane.
A son, William Martin, Jr., was born
April 2 to Mr.. and Mrs, William NJ.
Dundon of Boston
T. w. Fletcher of Bridport was a
Sunday visitor in town.
Mrs. Abbie Buell. expects to leave
this week for San Carlos, Cal, where
she will visit relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Eddy of Poult-
ney were guests of relatives in town
on Sunday.
Mrs. Effie Phelps and son, Glen, were
in Fair Haven on Monday and Tues
day where they were called by the
death of Mrs. A. N. Adams. The funer-
al was held Tuesday Mrs. Adams was
sister of the late Charles Phelps of
this village.
Mrs, William Sawyer of Sudbury
was guest of her sister, Mrs. c. H,
Lewis Tuesday and Wednesday.
Zebulon Baker spent Thursday and
Friday of last week in Rutland and
Brandon
A daughter was born April 18th to
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Charron.
Mrs A, A. Munger visited at Alfred
Aines in East Shoreham Thursday and
Friday of last week
Miss katherine Purcell was in Bran
don from Friday until Monday where
she was the guest of Mr. and Mrs
Charles Purcell.
Miss Ileen Conway is home from
Albany to visit her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J E. Conway.
Alfred LeDuc had horse quite bad
ly cut lately while blowing
Mrs. Thos. Dundon Of Brandon was a
recent guest at NJ Dundons.
Miss Mollie Clark of Springfield came
Friday to visit friends and relatives
here.
Charles Danolds, a student at Mid
dlebury College, was a week-en guest
at Mrs c. L. Abells and at A. A. Greg
orys.
Mrs. Clayton Morse and son, Irwin,
of Benson visited Mrs. Ira Morse Sat
urday and Sunday.
S. ]. Mcintyre recently secured
through the Farm Labor Bureau the
services of siXteen-y ear-old lad. On
Tuesday morning it is alleged that the
boy appropriated Mr., Mclntyre's rifle,
a supply of cartridges, few minor re-
quiSites and fifteen dollars in cash and
made an eager start to reach New York
State soil A. A. Saunders, carrying
mail to Wright Station, was urged to
take him as a passenger i'll his boat
but refused The boy then went tc
Mount Calm ferry but Mr.. Stewart
noticing the rifle also refused him trans
portation. By this time the McIntyres
had discovered the boys absence and
inquiry by telephone soon revealed his
His parents have been
notified and it is expected they will
take charge of the boy soon.
Motion pictures this evening at the
town hall for the benefit of the Red |
Cross, "The Stacker" with Emily Stew
ems as star. Dancing until one o'clock
will follow the entertainment.
The annual meeting of Independence
Lodge No 10 F. and A. M. was held
1T their lodge rooms on Tuesday even
ng when the following officers were
elected for the coming year: R. S.
Young w. M; L. B. Needham S. W.;
7. H. Vail ], W; w. B. French, Treas;
}. S. Wisell, Sec'y.; N. W. Wisell, SD;
}. B. Root, ]. D.; A. c. Barnard, SIS;
T. W. Wisell, ]. s.; c. ]. Blair, Mar
hal; R. C. Young, Chaplain; w. H.
Tyler. The work of the
odge was inspected by ]. c. Thomas,
d.. G.. M.
The hearing of the case of Charles
Miller against w. l. Widmer was heard
n the To,un Hall TUESDAY afternoon |