Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-06-28
ORWELL

d, l., Wells was a business visitor in
Middlebury Monday,
Thomas Purcell and party were in
Rutland Tuesday
Mrs l. z, A. Oulette was in Mid
dlebury recently
Mr., and Mrs W, A, LaDuc were Bur
lington visitors Friday,
Mr., and Mrs, Charles Ladd spent
Tuesday in Fair Haven
p, ], Sullivan Is critically III at the
home Of his son, NJ ] Sullivan,
Mr., and Mrs. A, c Barnard spent the
weekend with Mr. Barnard's people,
Frank Walker and family Of Sterling
wick, n, " are visiting at II K, Walk
ers,
The Red Cross recently shipped over
six tons Of papers and magazines from
Orwell station,
Mrs b, L, French, Mrs Martha Girls
void, and Mrs, II c, Mead are all III
Of grippe colds
Harry Fitzgerald Of Camp Devens,
Mass spent Saturday and Sunday at
his home here
The Congregational Sunday School
will hold It's annual picnic at Sunset
Lake on July 4th.
Mrs Kate Plue who has been visit
ing Mrs d, w Doane in Burlington,
has returned home
Rev, /, NJ Isaacs was in Middlebury
Monday to attend the Addison County
Association Of Ministers,
Miss Thclma Lille Is home from
Gushing Academy, Ashburnhlm, Mass,
for the summer vacation
Or. Frank Arthur of HAMILTON
Square, y. ], J., visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Arthur
While playing one day last week,
Vincent the infant son Of DR. and Mrs.
V, II Coffee, icll breaking his arm
There was a regular meeting Of indie
/ pcndcucc Lodge No. 10, + and y, NJ,
at its lodge rooms Tuesday evening
Mrs. Henry Rising recently received
quite painful injuries to her hand when
it became caught IN a motor wringer
Miss Irene Larkin who has been for
ten days the guest Of Mrs c, J, Blair
has returned TO her home in Poultney
Miss Theresa Lavcry, @ student al
Mount St. Mary's Academy in Burlins-
ton is at her home here for the vacation,
Mrs. Allison Wiscll and daughters
Esma and Wilma, OF Jericho were
guests at Charles Wisell', several days
last week
Several Masons from town were in
Brandon on Thursday evening OF last
week to attend a meeting OF Brandon
Lodge, +. and A. NJ.
Mr. and Mrs r. c, Young who have
been for three weeks at Ann Arbor,
Mich, guests OF Dr. Dewey returned
home on Tuesday,
Prof Raymond Mcfarland OF Mid
dlebury College gave a short but force
full talk on the Saving Stamps at the
motion pictures Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs Ethol Enos and son
and Miss Belle Nickerson OF Fair Ha-
ven, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Eddy of
Poultney were Sunday guests OF W. W.
Eddy,
Mrs. c. B. Cook and daughter Mrs
Jessie Burt, went Tuesday to be for
several days the guests OF Mr. and Mrs
+, r. Patch in Rutland.
Mrs Charles Aiken and daughter
Elizabeth, after a week spent with Mrs
Aiken's parents, Mr. and Mrs. w. c.
Hack, have returned to their home in
Brandon.
The funeral of J. p Munger was held
from his late home on Thursday after
noon of last week, Rev L. NJ. Isaacs
officiating. Burial was in Mountain
View Cemetery
Ashley Plue and daughter, Hazel Of
Benson, Mrs. Freeman Plue, and Vivian
Plue of Washington d. c., visited at
A. c. Plues and Mrs, Julia Conkey's
on Tuesday,
A. W. Hill and party of Burlington
were at their farm here from Thursday
until Saturday. Miss Helen Munger
accompanied them home and will re-
main as their guest for a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. W. Cults, Mr. and
Mrs. w. B. French, Miss Mabel Grow
and Mr.. and Mrs. John Cain were in
Rutland on Thursday evening to hear
Chauncey Olcott
John Moon and son of Milwaukee,
who are at their summer home in Dor
set accompanied by a friend were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. c, B, Cook
Wednesday and Thursday of last week.
Matthew Conway, son of Mr., and
Mrs. ]. E. Conway of this town, was
married in Schenectady, N. v Mon
day to Miss Anna Slatterly of Bellows
Falls.
Miss Susan Ladd who has had a
position with the Vermont Farm Ma
chine Company at Bellows Falls, re-
turns this week to be for the summer
months with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Ladd.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. D. Bush and Mrs.
Della Bishop motored to Vergennes
Friday where they were guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. F. M. Warner. While away
Mr.. Bush purchased fine pair OF work
horses.
Word has been received that Paul R.
Burt, U. S. n, who has been doing duty
on a torpedo boat, having been instru-
mental in the capture of German u
Boat and as a reward was given three
days leave of absence in Paris
Orwell local talent presented the play