Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-07-05
ORWELL

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George Wolcott and family Of Rut-
land visited friends here Sunday,
Henry Woleott was home from Camp
Deyens Saturday on a short furlough,
Miss Molie Clark Of Brandon spent
the weekend with her sister Mrs, Jas,
Leonard,
Mr. and Mrs, John Mcintyre are the
parents OF daughter born Wednesday
July 3rd
Mr. and Mrs, George l., Needham Of
Albany, n, V, are at l. b Needham's
for several weeks
Louis Rising Z, S, n, came Monday
TO pass a brief iurlough with his parents
Mr. and Mrs Rising
The Baracca Class met Tuesday eve
ming at the home OF /, b, Needham
Twenty-seven members were present,
Mr. and Mrs c J. Blair took an Adj,
rondack motor trip on Sunday via IT.
conderoga, Schroon Lake and Port Hen
Try,
Mr. and Mrs, Delahantey OF Rutland
were at Mrs Addie Dumas on Sunday,
Frances Conway came with them and
visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs, ], L,
Conway,
There was a Red Cross benefit dance
at the town hall on Thursday evening
Aunchman's orchestra Of three pieces
furnished the music
Miss Anna Young who has a posi-.
ton in Lawrenceville, \, J., came Tues
day to spend a few weeks with her par
ents Mr., and Mrs r. c. Young
Mr.. and Mrs, Edward Root were at
James LeonardS Friday and Saturday
Mr. Root being here on iurlough from
Camp Devens
Mr. and Mrs, Patrick Lavery and
daughter Miss Agnes, Matthew Law
cry and his mother OF Castleton were
Sunday guests at J 4, Laverys and
NJ J Sullivan's,
The foreign department Of the Won
ans Missionary Society will hold its
next meeting Wednesday afternoon at
the ladies rooms with Mrs c, f. Black
mer as hostess,
Daniel, the six-year-old son of Amos
Blood, while playing barelooted stepped
accidentally on broken bottle cutting
his foot so badly that three stitches had
to be taken in the wound
Mrs Myrtle Wilcox who has been in
New York for the winter returned to
Orwell on Saturday and has opened her
home on Prospect Street Her daugh-
ter Miss Ruth came with her for her
summer vacation
Mr., and Mrs John Clark and son
Wilson OF Pawlet were guests on Thurs
day of Mr.. and Mrs A. A, Munger.
Miss Marguerite Munger who has been
visiting Mrs, Clark in Pawlet for a week
returned with them to her home.
Mrs Ellen Wood, who has been for
the past three weeks the guest of her
aunt, Mrs. II. d. Branch went on
Thursday of last week to Burlington,
where she will spend some time with
friends before returning to her home at
Round Lake, y. Y
Mr. and Mrs Walter LaRdck and
children and the Misses Marie and Via
mona Boulia motored from Springfield,
Mass, to spend the weekend with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. v Boulia, Mrs.
LaRock and children did not return
with the party but remain to visit her
people,
Mr. and Mrs. George King were in
Florence on Sunday where they Wis
tied their daughter, Mrs. George Bush
ey Mr.. and Mrs Arthur King who
had been spending few days with
their sister, Mrs BuShey returned to
Orwell with them as did Miss Bushey
who is passing some time with her
here.
Lieut.. and Mrs. L. B. Rowe and sons
Allan and Winston were at their home
here Thursday and Friday. Lieut., Rowe
stationed at Lakehurst, n J., has been
granted ten days furlough. After stop
ping for a day in Brandon they will go
on Saturday to Georgia to pass the re-
nainder of their time with Mr.. Rowe's
parents, Mr., and Mrs. Judd.
Many from Orwell attended the big
Darn dance at the Mountain View |
Stock Farm in Benson on Friday eve
hing Of last year The owner, Walter
Bush, gives each year free dance to all
he country side. The dance was held
IN the second floor of the big wooden
,ow barn and was effectively trimmed
With flags, bunting and electric lights.
From a raised platform at one end
litas orchestra of six pieces from Al
)any furnished excellent music. A nov
i feature of the evening was the grand
march during which fancy caps, confetti
md favors of many kinds were distri-
,uted among the guests. The number
present is ample proof of the popularity
If the event.
One thousand, one hundred siXty-fve
automobiles were parked on the grounds
and between four and five thousand
people gathered from all the towns for
niles around to enjoy this evidence of