Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-07-19
ORWELL

Burlington Friday
Mrs, c. L. Stevens is entertaining
Miss Lillian lllsley
0. S, Doane and family spent satur-
day az Lake George
Miss Blanche Doane Of Albany N.Y.
is visiting her people here,
r. s, Hall has a new Ford truck and
Edward Fortier Ford touring car
Miss Alice Jennings entertained a
party Of young friends at her home on
Monday evening
Mrs. NJ b, Wilcox and daughter,
Ruth, were in Burlington from Tues
day until Friday Of last week,
Mr., +, A, Bratt and Leo Hoag Of
Fort Edward ~ Y, spent Thursday
and Friday at Charles Hitchcock's
Miss Mary Wilkinson and Pliny Hill,
who have been spending some time in
town returned to Burlington on Satur'
day
Mr.. and Mrs J, NJ Stevens and
daughter, Eleanor, spent the weekend
in Castleton, the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
McRae,
Miss Helen Raymond Of TT, Edward,
IN. Y, spent Thursday and Friday OF
Hast week with her parents, Mr., and
Mrs ], o, Raymond
The missionary meeting held on We'd
nesday afternoon OF last week al the
ladies rooms, with Mrs, C. L, Black
mer as hostess, was well attended,
Charles Christian and Dwight o,
Walker answered the draft call Monday
by going to Burlington and Charles
Collette by going to Springfield, Mass,
Mr.. and Mrs, Walter Bascom who
have been visiting Mrs Bascom's par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs, J. B, Munger re''
turned to Whitehall, ~ " on Monday
Miss Mildred Phelps who has been
for two weeks with her parents, Mr., and
Mrs, G. c, Phelps returned on Wednes'
day TO her duties as nurse in the Rut'
land hospital,
Mr.. and Mrs, Ralph Smith and
daughter, Elizabeth, from East Orange,
N. J., came on Monday to spend their
vacation with their parents, Mr., and
Mrs. G., T. Smith,
Thirteen men from Burlington OBJ
tanned certificates of commentator on
Saturday at the Officers Reserve Camp
at Plattsburg after one months rigid
training activities, One of these was ID
w. Doane formerly Of Orwell
Mr.. and Mrs John Hoadley and chill
dren Of Wallingiord spent Saturday as
guests of Mr.. and Mrs, {. ], Blair, Mrs
Cornelius Goodspeed Of Poultney came
with the party and spent the day with
her cousin, Mrs. II. d, Branch.
Extensive alterations at the cost OF
thousands of dollars are being made at
the Bell Rock Soap Factory where Cut
icura Remedies are made and all new
operations are under the personal sup
ervision of Supt. L. A. Ray Mr.. Ray
is the son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ray OF Or
well
Mrs. Grace Kimball of SaXtons River
her friends, Mrs. Robinson of Provi-
dence, X. l., and Miss Burwell Of West
minister came on Monday to spend sew
eral days in town, They are stopping
with Mrs. II, d. Branch William Smith
who drove for the party on their trip
here is visiting Robert Burke.
lanes Meecham received bad cut
Monday afternoon when a scythe fell
on his wrist Dr. Coffee was summoned
and Mr. Meecham was taken at once to
Moses Hospital where the wound was
dressed. The artery was cut but no
tendons as was at first feared, He will
remain at the hospital for several days.
As Harry Coates and Joseph Chris
tian each with a load of potatoes which
they were taking to Ticonderoga, were
coming down the Creamery Hill Tues
dav morning, the whiiiletree on Mr..
Christians wagon broke letting the
loaded wagon onto the horses heel.
When Mr.. Christian got down to repair
the whiffltree one of the horses kicked
him in the head No serious effects,
however, are anticipated.
Theron Bishop, a private at Camp
Devens, the son of Mr. and Mrs Del
bert Bishop of this town died at Camp
Sunday morning of bronchial pneumo-
MIA following an attack of measles, The
body was brought here Tuesday morn
ing from Rutland by Undertaken Sem
ans of New Haven The funeral was at
the Congregational Church Wednesday
Rev. /. NJ lsaaCs officiating. All places
of business were closed during the hour.
Mrs w. T. Delano of East Shoreham
met with serious accident on Friday
Mrs. Delano and her daughter, Mabel
drove to the barn at +. 7, tombstone
, intending to hitch the horse to ring on
the outside of the barn. Sitting in the
wagon and talking with Mrs. tombstone
who had come out they finally decided
in view of coming shower to drive in
to the barn. The horse meantime had
caught the CheCkpiece of the headstall
on the side of the barn and when
backed broke the headstall and the bits
fell out. Mrs, Delano jumped from the
wagon and the horse turned and ran
across the road and into a ditch throw
ing Mrs Delano to the ground. She
was badly cut about the face and sus
tanned a broken arm besides being bad
ly bruised and shaken up. Blackmers
auto ambulance was called and Mrs.
Delano was taken at once to the Mary
Fletcher Hospital in Burlington where
she is recovering as rapidly as might be
expected
WEYBRIDGE
Miss Beth Eells of Rochester is Wis
iting her aunt, Mrs. G.. f. Dewey.
Mr.. and Mrs. T, F. Dewey Stowell