Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-04-05
ORWELL

Mrs, John Clark, who has been for
week with her parents, Mi and Mrs,
II, ID, Branch, returned to her home in
Pawlet on Saturday,
Charles MeQuestion OF Middlebury
was the guest OF Joseph Dundon from
Thursday until Saturday,
Miss EAie Phelps Is home from Burr
and Burton Seminary Montpelier, to
pass the Easter vacation with her par
ents, Mr., and Mrs, G, c, Phelps,
Mr.. and Mrs, Il, L, Young left early
in the week 10 be present. at the mar
riage on Thursday OF their nephew,
Ernest Smith, they will be absent for
week,
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Fowler are the
parents Of a son born March 80,
Louis Boulia who has been in Spring
field, Mass, during the winter re-
turned home Monday,
Mrs. Charles LafIley visited her sis
tiers, Mrs, Leo Pariel and Mrs Alex
Walsh in Rutland on Friday and Sat
urday
Mr. and Mrs, d, A, LaDuc were in
Middlebury Thursday,
Mr. and Mrs, Robert Eddy OF Poult-
ney were with relatives here on Sunday
making the trip by automobile,
Miss Jennie Plue, after spending a
week with her brother, George Plue in
Salisbury, returned to Orwell Monday
Thomas Philips and Wilbur Nicker-
son have each lost a valuable horse
during the past week,
| Harold Murray OF Middlebury has
opened a barber shop in the rooms in
the Foresters block formerly occupied
by B, L, Kinney,
Mr.. and Mrs d, A. LaDuc, Mrs, L,
J. Bishop Mr. and Mrs, N, A, Guyett,
Mrs, Philip LaDuc and son, Charles,
Mrs, NJ J, Sullivan and Miss Blanche
Belanger were among those who wit
messed the presentation of the Passion
Play in Rutland last week Miss Bel
anger also visited Miss Agnes Lavery
in Castleton for a few days, returning
Saturday,
Robert Richards and family have
moved from Mrs. Della Bishops farm
to Poultney, Mrs, Emma Richards
with her son, Leon, and daughter,
Bertha, have moved to a farm in Ben
son.
Schools in town, closed for the spring
vacation Of one week, will reopen Mon
day
There were fifty-one members and
seven guests present at the annual
Thank offering meeting of the Home
department of the Woman's Mission
airy society which was held on the af-
ternoon of Good Friday at the home Of
Mrs ID, L. Wells. The offering con.
tributed was $40
Clifford Veins OF Shoreham was a
business visitor in town Saturday,
Charles Greenwood has moved to the
M. r. Brown farm.
w, +. Stay is in Brandon for time
while Mrs. Stay and children are Wis
iting her mother in Sudbury.
Rev. f. A. Welch has sold one of his
driving horses to Mr., Keller of Whit
ing.
The Fortnightly club held its regu-
lar meeting on Tuesday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. G.. l.. Smith The
roll call was answered by state flowers,
Mrs J. A. Gregory read an interesting
paper on Luther Burbank and Miss
Fannie Brown told of the life and work
of J. Henri Fabre. Current Events
were presented by Miss Bessie Brown,
The Bararca Bible class of the Con
gregational church met on Tuesday
evening at the home of c. L. Munger.
Beginning Friday evening, April H.
there will be motion pictures each Fri
day evening during the summer at the
town hall in Orwell for the benefit OF
the Red Cross. The management has
spared no pains to get the best to be
had in films. Friday evening, April II,
will be given "The Vicar of Wakefield"
Ernest Leroy is driving stage on A.
. Saunders route to Wright's station
while Mr. Saunders is tending to his
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