Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-04-19
ORWELL

Joseph Daniels has moved from the
4, Skinner house to the o, +, HON
beck tenement in Shoreham Center.
Miss Blanche Belanger is assistant
postmaster at the Orwell postoffice,
Miss Mable Delano OF East Shore
ham was in town several days last week
in the interests OF the Shoreham Tele-
phone Co,
Miss Maude Meecham OF Hartford
Conn, came on Saturday to spend a
week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J
M Meecham,
The morning service at the Congre-
gational Church will hereafter begin
at l045,
John Clark OF Pawlet was at II, d,
Branch's Saturday bringing with him
a horse which Mr. Branch had purchas.
ed Mr. Clark returned home Sunday,
Miss Mary Brooks and brother Mr.
Brooks were guests at f. f. Lilies
for the weekend, Mr., Brooks return
ed to Montpelier but Miss Brooks will
remain in town for the summer,
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs, Walter LeRock OF Springfield,
Mass, April ID, Mrs. LeRock was
formerly Miss Genevieve Boulia Of
this town,
Miss Grace and Dewitt Doane Of
Burlington we're guests at T, II, Pur-
cells Sunday and Monday,
Carl Griswold is spending a few days
in Whiting,
Mrs Esther Ducharme returned on
Friday from Burlington where she Wis
tied her daughter, Mrs. Marshall Ban
mister.
Miss Rachel Hack after a week spent
with her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
II, +. Hack, returned to her home in
Proctor Saturday
Rev, Benz Swift, who was for some
years pastor of the Congregational
Church Of Orwell, has accepted call
to the First Congregational Church of
Holyoke Mass, to serve in the absence
OF the pastor who is to take six
months leave in France.
Mrs, ), /, Stevens Mrs. o. +. HON.
beck, Mrs, Charles Lewis and Edward
Flinders are among those suffering from
grippe colds
Robert Hack, U, S, ~, who two
weeks ago was in Portsmouth, Eng,
has made his return trip to America
and spent Sunday last with his sister,
Mrs, George Needham in Albany.
ID. ]. Leonard, ], Cain and T. ]. Bar
ron were in Fair Haven Sunday where
they attended meeting of The Knights
of Columbus.
Motion pictures this week at the
town hall, Friday evening Snow
White with Marguerite Clarke. Fri.
day the 26th "The Stacker, with Emily
Stevens as the star. Dancing until
one O'Clock will follow the entertain
ment
Letters from Lieut.. L. B. Rowe tell
of his transfer from Fl. Oglethorpe,
Ca to Lakehurst, N. ]. Lieut.. and
Mrs. Rowe spent Sunday with his par
ents and sons at Waterveliet n. Y.
their son, Milton, going down from
Brandon to spend the day with them.
The Fortnightly Club held its an
nual meeting Tuesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. ], H. Thomas, twenty
two members and guests being present
The roll call was answered by favorite
quotations Mrs. ID. l.. Wells told of
Robert Frost, Poet of New England
and read two OF his best known
poems. Mrs. r, S Young read sever
al poems by w. Dayton Wegeforth
Miss Alice Jennings sang "My Little
Grey Home in the West The off
GERS for the ensuing year are as follows:
pres. Mrs. H d. Branch; vice pres.
Mrs. Otis S, Wisell; secy Mrs, L. n.
Bessette; asst secy, Miss Mary Will
liamS; treas Mrs. c. J. Blair; program
com. Mrs, p, c, Young, Mrs. o. F.
Hombeck, Mrs. w. A. jennings social
com, Mrs c, w. Bodfsh, Mrs. A. A.
Munger, Miss Fannie Brown. Mrs. O.
o. Bascom and Mrs. L. O. Bishop were
elected to membership. Following the
meeting most delightful social hour
was enjoyed and covered dish sup
per was served
Mrs, ], E. Spaulding of Bridport and
Miss Winifred Baldwin of Shoreham
are at G, L. Smiths with spring millin-
cry,
Mrs. L. N. Bessette was in Brandon
Wednesday,
Mrs. Henry Rising is entertaining her
brother who arrived on Sunday from
California