Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-09-27
ORWELL

visiting Mrs, v H. Coffee,
Harold Murray visited his people in
Cornwall early this week
W, W, Martin Of Proctor was in
Orwell for the weekend
DR.. Z, Z tombstone has returned from
business stay Of two weeks in Yer
gennes'
o. S, Wisell, having concluded his
vacation Is again serving X T. d route
No 2
The household furnishings Of the D.,
W, Clark house are 10 be sold at auc-
ton next Thursday morning
Postmaster ] A, Lavery who went to
Hartford, Conn on Thursday return
ed home Monday evening
DR., T. II, Hack and two children
OF Proctor were in town the 18th 10 see
his father II T. Hack, who IS ILL.,"
Mrs r, s, Young went on Friday TO
Somerville, Mass, where she will spend
a week with her aunt, Miss Bessie Skin
neT
Miss Molie Clark spent the week
end with relatives here, leaving Mon
day for a months stay in New York
City,
Mrs Clinton Mallory went on
Wednesday Of last week TO Waterbury,
Conn, to visit her brother William
Clark
Lawrence Duhney Of Fort Ethan
Allen was at the home Of his mother,
Mrs Moses Forcier for a weekend fur
Tough,
W, ] DeForest U S N after a four
days iurlough at the home of his father,
A A, Saunders, returned to New York
Sunday,
Mrs Eva Thomas returned home
Saturday from a visit Of several weeks
with friends in New York City and
vicinity,
Mr., and Mrs E. Z Young who have
been spending two weeks in Boston, re-
turned Tuesday, They made the trip
by automobile.
Mr.. and Mrs, II, d Branch who have
been for ten days guests of their daugh-
ter Mrs John Clark in Pawlet returned
home Saturday,
The Rev, L. NJ, Isaacs and Miss
Addie Raymond attended the meeting
of the State Library Association held in
Rutland Monday
Mr., and Mrs c J Blair went on
Monday to Poultney where they at
tended the Richards Tulley wedding
Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c Mead have re-
turned to o S Wisells after three weeks
spent at the home Of her son, S c.,
Mead of Shoreham
Mr.. and Mrs Hale who have been
guests of Mrs, Hale's sister, Mrs B. Z
French, returned Monday to their
home in Hartford, Conn
Miss Addie Royce has sold her farm
to Richard Christian and has purchased
of b. J Barber his home in Orwell vii
lage, possession to be given by Oct To-
George Greenwood has received a
letter from Private Byron Kinney
telling of his good health and his SER
vice on a supply train Somewhere in
France
Rev. /. NJ Isaacs, Mrs ] A Gregory
Mrs r S Hall, and Glen Bishop attend
ed the County Sunday School conven-
ton in Bridport on Wednesday of last
week
Mrs, c. L. Munger was in Rutland
Tuesday and Wednesday where she
represented the Woman's Missionary
Society at the annual meeting of the
Vermont Branch
Mr. and Mrs J II Thomas who have
been for ten days in Boston, arrived
home Saturday evening having spent
Friday with their niece, Miss Noble
Hack in Keene, n H.
Miss Mary Brooks who has been for
the summer at the home of F, E. Lille,
went on Wednesday to Montpelier
her brother, f Brooks, and daughter
OF that city, coming for her on Tuesday
in their car.
The stockholders of the Orwell
Cheese factory held a meeting at the
ladies rooms the 18th at which time
plans were discussed for the building
of a factory to replace the one burned
a few months ago.
Miss Anna O'Brien of Fair Haven
came Monday and will teach the in
termediate department of the village
school. Miss Zoa Brookins who has been
substitute teacher during the past week
I has returned to her home in East Mid
dlebury,
An official telegram received by Mr..
and Mrs G. c Phelps Sunday evening
stated the serious illness of pneumonia
of their son Roy at the base hospital
near Camp Upton. Private Phelps re-
ported for military duty at Camp Up
ton a month ago
Mr.. and Mrs, G. c. Phelps, whose
son Roy is seriously i'll of pneumonia,
following an attack OF Spanish influenza
at the base hospital at Camp Upton,
received telephone message Tuesday
evening saying that he had passed a
more comfortable night Monday and
and that his condition was more favor
able