Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-01-11
ORWELL

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Brandon.
The schools in town reopened on
Monday.
A son was born to Mr., and Mrs, Will
lis Aunchman January 6.
Mr., and Mrs, w, w, Smith of Fair
Haven spent Sunday in town,
Edward Conway returned Saturday Ia
the Cathedral school In Burlington,
Miss Thema Lille returned Monday
toher school In Ashburnham, Mass,
Mrs, C. A, Abel is quite poorly,
Miss Alice Royce has pneumonia
Miss Addie Raymond, who has been
III Is able TO resume her duties In the
Telephone Exchange,
Miss Madeline Laflley of Putnam,
N. Y, was with her people here for
the week end.
II, Il. Hack went to Proctor Wednes-
day to spend few days with his son,
DR., 7. II. Hack.
Mrs. Fannie Aunchman during the
recent cold weather lost through freez
ing 100 bushels Of potatoes, also some
apples.
Frank Donah and Miss Grace Laval
ley, both of Shorehim, were married at
ST. Paul's church Monday morning by
Rev, FIR. f. A. Welch.
Miss Maude Smith, who has been for
two weeks with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs &. l., Smith, returned to her school
in Springfield, Mass, Saturday,
c. l.. Hammond while at c. b. Cook g
Tuesday where he was getting some
stovepipe down from the attic, fell
down the stairs and was badly injured
Dr. T, H. Hack motored from Proc
tor on Sunday. He brought his daugh-
ter, Miss Rachel, who remained to visit
her grandparents, Mr., ana Mrs, H, +,
Hack.
Allan Skinner returned to his studies
at Troy Conference Academy, Poultney
last week. Leland Hall also student,
owing to illness will not return until
nextIweek.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Hall were in
Whiting Tuesday and Wednesday of
last week and were in attendance at
the Sawyer-Ketcham wedding Tuesday
evening.
There was special meeting of indie
pendence Lodge No. 10 f. and A. NJ,
at their rooms on Tuesday evening in
honor of Lieut.. l.. B. Rowe, who leaves
town this week to report for military
duty.
Mrs. Jennie Hopkins fell down the
cellar stairs at her home on Monday
cutting her face badly and receiving
severe bruises on her body. She was
alone in the house at the time.
Arthur King and Miss Nellie Quelct
we're married Tuesday morning at St.
Paul's church by Rev. FIR. +. A. Welch.
Mr.. and Mrs. King were given g
reception Tuesday evening by his par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. George King.
Mr.. Hart is in town with six chill
dren from the Placing Out Bureau OF
New York city hoping to find homes for
them here, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Latfiey have taken one relinqushing the
child they took some few months ago.
DR.. and Mrs. l.. B. Rowe were in
Burlington for Thursday and Friday
of last week. Charles Charron accom-.
panied them and was taken to the Mary
Fletcher Hospital where he is being
treated for blood poisoning in one OF
his hands He was operated upor
Friday.
The Fortnightly Club met Tuesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. j. H.
Thomas The roll call was answered
by names of American Artists. Mrs
Colby presented a paper on American
Cartoonists, and Mrs. II. D. Branch
read one on American Artists. Current
events by the Club.
Rev. l.. M. Isaacs, who has been fol
the past three months engaged in Y. M
c. A. work in Gettysburg and Fl
Meyer, Va, and Mrs. Isaacs and son
Charles, who have been during thai
time with relatives in Brodhead, Wis.
arrived here Oh Friday. Mr.. lsaacs il
suffering bad attack of throat trouble
Lieut.. l.. B. Rowe leaves Friday fol
ft. Oglethorpe, VA, where ne Is TO re-
port for duty the 18th, Mrs. Rowe anc
the children will remain here for the
present. Lieut.. Rowe will be much
missed in Orwell not only as physician
but because of the many warm friends
he has made among US. A public re.
ception was rendered him on Wed
nesday evening at the Town Hall.
At the annual meeting of the stock.
holders of the First National Bank OF
Orwell held at their banking rooms on
Tuesday afternoon the following officers
were elected President, w. b. French
vice president, E. E. Young; cashier,
D. L. Wells; teller, R. S. Young; di.
rectors, E. E. Young, c. N. North, W.
B. French, w. A, Jennings, D. l..
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