Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-01-18
ORWELL


leave Leicester Junction at 800 p, m,
and will arrive at Addison Junction
at 7W,
s, ID, Bishop is in the Moses Hospi-
tai at Ticonderoga, N, Y, recovering
from an operation,
Mrs, Louis Wolcott while doing her
washing on Monday ran needle into
her hand
Carl d, Clark of Booth Bay, Me, Is
in town installing the new pews in ST.
Paul's church,
DR. l., b. Rowe, who has been com
mssioned First Lieutenant in the u,
S, A. Medical Corps was tended a re-
ception at the Town Hall on Wedues'
day evening Of last weew,
Louis Needham went Monday to
resume his studies at the Rutland
High school
DR., /, A. Ouilette OF Middlebury was
here couple Of days last week, His
daughter Mildred, and Marguerite, who
have been for three weeks the guests
OF Miss Phillips returned home with
him on Thursday"
Miss Blanche Belanger after SPEND
ing a few days with her grandmother
Mrs, Moore OF Shoreham Center re-
turned home Saturday,
Charles Hammond who was injured
ny \ ali lass |eeE = gaining, Sut
slowly.
Miss Edna Porter is i'll with whoop.
ing cough at Charles Greenwood.
There are five i'll of scarlet fever in the
family of Delbert Stark,
There were twenty seven ladies in at
tendance at the Missionary meeting
held at the home of Mrs, J, L, Viii
Hams on January 9th
c, c, Smith Of Rutland was in town
over Sunday
The next and last number Of the en-
tertainmment course will be given at
the town hall on Saturday evening OF
this when when The SaXonians, a
ladies quartet who present violin duets,
readings, vocal solos, saxophone duets
and Quartette The entertainment will
begin at S o'clock and be followed by
a dance.
Schools in the village closed at noon
Tuesday owing to the severe storm
which was raging, The Addison train
after much shoveling managed to reach
Orwell station about five o'clock on
unable to make their routes. Twelve
inches of snow fell on the level
Milton Rowe returned to his school
in Brandon Monday.
Miss Teresa Lavery went Saturday
to Burlington to become a student at
Monut ST, Mary's school having re.
ceived a scholarship at that institution
as a New Years gift.
Charles Chanon returned Wednes-
day from Burlington where he was
successfully treated at Mary Fletcher
hospital for blood poisoning.
Lieut.. Rowe left Friday morning en-.
route to Fort Oglethorpe, Ga Mrs
Rowe accompanied him as far as Troy,
~ Y, returning Saturday evening
l. H. LaFleur of Middlebury, spent
Tuesday and Wednesday OF last week
i'll Orwell,
Mrs Edward Delehanty of Fair
Haven visited her mother, Mrs. Adde
Dumas last week
+. T. Walker OF Putnam was at o..
b. Roots on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Bertrand are
the parents of daughter born Friday,
January II.
Sherrie Burt and daughter Helen Of
Rutland spent Friday and Saturday
with his mother, Mrs Ida Burt
Mrs, Delbert Bishop is visiting her
son. Rollin Bishop, in Middlebury.
Miss Marion Howley who has been
for several weeks the guest of her sis
ter, Mrs v H. Gotten, returned to her
home in Burlington on Friday.
Miss Jennie Plue who has been for
week or two in Castleton and Mid
dlebury returned home Saturday.
Rev. Father WEIGH will speak at the
Town Hall in Castleton Thursday ev-
ening at the K of c. war fund rally
r. c. Young is having his house
wired for electric lights
George Chaffee of Middlebury, was
a recent guest at w H. Burts.
llleen Conway went on Thursday to
Rutland Her sister-in-law, Mrs
Francis Conway of that city, under
went surgical operation on that day
Ernest Wolcott was in Rutland
Thursday.
Mrs Joseph LaDuc spent Friday in
TiConderoga
Beginning Monday, January 81 the
Addison train will leave ADDISON juno
ton at 1910 A. NJ, arriving at
Leicester Junction at noon. Rturning
will leave Leicester Junction at 500
p NJ, and will arrive at Addison juno
ton at 7;04
S. d. Bishop is in the Moses Hospital
Ticonderoga, N. Y, recovering from
an operation
Mrs. Louis Yolcott while doing her
washing on Monday ran a needle
into her hand
Carl d, Clark of Booth Bay, Me,
is in town installing new pews in St
Paul's church.
DR., l.. B. Rowe who has been com
missioned First Lieutenant in the u.
S. A. Medical Corps was rendered a
reception at the Town Hall on We'd
nesday evening Of last week The
stage was tastefully decorated with the
colors and the hall well filled with
friends After an overture by Aunch-
mans orchestra, Master of ceremonies
j. A. Lavery introduced Rev. L. M
Isaacs who spoke briefly of the work
awaiting Lieut. Rowe and was follow
ed by Dr. B. d. Colby of Sudbury who
expressed his appreciation and regard
| for Lieut. Rowe as DhySiCian and as