Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-03-15
ORWELL

/ MpVh VIM guests ~ the Wlhell DIOlhtfh
in Shoreham.
Mr., and Mrs, John Beeman spent
Saturday in Rutland,
Mrs, Jessie White is with her par
enIs, Mr., and Mrs j, b. Munger
Matthew Quinn Of Richmond was a
guest of his mother, Mrs, Margaret
Quinn from Saturday ill Tuesday,
NJ A, Guyelte has rented the Ann
Smith farm for the coming year,
D. h, Bishop is moving to Benson,
Leland Hail Of Troy Conference
Academy, PouItney, recently visited
bis people here,
Mrs, Chesboro was guest at Otis
Doane's on Saturday,
] Mr.. and Mrs, W, W, Smith Of Fair
Haven were at lyde Mungers several
days last eek
Mrs, skinner was in Rutland on the
seventh 10 visit her son, Allan, in the
Rutland Hospital, The young man is
gaming and Is now able to sit up,
Mrs, Eva Thomas was in Brandon
two days last week.
Joseph Fortier il with his people here,
arriving Friday from Camp Greene,
n, G. having been discharged for ply
steal disability,
c, b, Cook has been elected secre-
tary and treasurer Of the Shoreham
Telephone Co., taking the place of ID.
l., Wells, who signed some time ago,
Miss Gertrude Martin of Ticonderoga
has been visiting Mrs, Ida Burt, Mr., and
Mrs. Charles Powell Of Ticonderoga
were also guests Of Mrs, Burt on Friday,
Harold Ross Is at his home here
Mr. aud Mrs Mack Lewis .pent the
week end IN 'liconderoga, N, Y,
Mis-. Belle Supcrnault is visiting her
brother j seph SupernauIt in GIens
Fails, ~ Y,
Mrs Margaret Quinn received news
that her son, John, is in in hospital
iu Syracuse, N, Y
q, $, Wisel went to Shoreham Satur-
day evening Mrs. Wisell, who has
been for week with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. II, c, Mead, returned to
Orwell with him on Monday,
Chester c oldge, who has been in
Mddleuury fora few weeks returned
to Orwell Monday evening Mrs, Coo
lidge has been called to Massachusetts
by tn" illness Of "A relative.
Mrs. S. l.. Stevens has IS guest Mrs.
Allen of New Haven, Conn, who arrived
on Tuesday.
Two new books cover the Top" by
Empey and "a Hilltop in NJ inc" by
Aldrich, have recently been added to
the Orwell Free Library. Mrs. +. +. |
Ray, has presented the Library with
"Ihe Christian Herald" and "The
National Geographic" for 1917.
Leo Bordeau was recent guest at
Victor Boulia's,
Private w. b. Needham home on
furlough from Fort Totten, n. Y, has
been i'll with an affection of the throat
but is some better.
The train on the Addison branch was
able to get tut short distance this side
of the draw on Mond Y owing to the
great depth Of snow IN the cuts. The
wind and snow of Saturday night and
Sunday made many highways impass-
able for the time
About eighty relatives and friends
met at o. h. Roots on Friday evening
of last week in honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
Roots twenty-titth anniversary of their
marriage. Games and dancing were
features of the entertainment and a
very pleasant evening was enjoyed. the .
Root home beirg synonymous with free
hearted hospitality. Mr.. and Mrs. I
Elroy | edrich and son, Clarence of
Putnam, N. y, were among those
present from out of town.
Miss Eula Fish, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Fish, ard James Kimberley.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Kimberley,
both of Orwell were married at Ticon-
deroga, N. Y, Wednesday March 6,
by the Rev. Joseph Rawson.
The funeral of Michael Barron was
held at st. Paul's church at 10 O'Clock
Thursday, the Rev. FIR WEIGH off
ciatng Mr.. Barron, who for forty
years had been in the employ of the
Rutland Rrilroad as round house man at
FIT. Ticonderoga, had been i'll all winter
of Bright's disease the immediate cause
of his death being acute dilation of the
heart. He is survived by four brothers
and six sisters, Thomas, John and
William of Orwell James of Middle
bury, Anna of Orwell, Maude of Ticon-
deroga, Catherine of New York city,
Ms. j. D. Carberry, Brooklyn, Mrs.
Thomas Murphy, Fair Haven, and Mrs.
Guy DeWolfe of Middlebury
Rev. C. C. Merrill of Burlington, the
foremost Congregational leader in
Vermont will conduct Evangelistic ser
vices at the Congregational church for
one week beginning Sunday March "a.
Services will be held each evening of
the week with the exception of Satur-
lay evening. The meetings are free
and no collection will be taken.