Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-08-30
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Manchester Monday
Charles Lewis visited at Henry Wells
in Whiting Wednesday
Mr., OShea Of Port Henry, n " wa
az James Le0nard's Sunday,
D, L, Ryan and family Of Vergenne'
spent Sunday with relatives here
Mrs J, T. Ryan and two children Of
Castleton are visiting at j ! Ryans,
S, + Desjadon and Mr. and Mrs, I
p Desjadon were in Rutland Monday,
Mrs, T J Murphy and son, Robert
Of Fair Haven were in town Monday
Mr. and Mrs, Francis Conway Of
Rutland were at J L Conway's sun
day,
A son Robert Clayton was born on
Tuesday August p to Mr., and Mrs N
W. Wisell
K, r, Lille Of Boston is visiting his
brothers, l. 7 and + L. Lille arriving
Sunday
Mrs, Fred c, Walker came Saturday
to be the guest for several days OF Mrs
o, b. Root,
Several Of the young people Of town
enjoyed a bacon bat at Sunset Lake
Wednesday,
Mrs ], c. Thomas entertained a score
Of young lady friends at her home Sat
urday afternoon,
Lawrence Dufney, u S, A., is spend
ing iurlough with his mother Mrs
Moses Forcier,
Rev + A, Welch is absent for this
week at the annual retreat at ST, Mi
chaels College Wnooski,
Miss Maude Meecham OF Hartford,
Conn, came last week to visit her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs, ], NJ Meecham,
William Stay moved his household
goods which have been stored IN the
Viens house to Rutland on Monday.
Charles Wright and son, Murray, Of
Fergus Falls, MINI, came Tuesday to
spend some time at the Wright home
stead
Mrs G., L, Smith was guest OF her
sister Mrs, Emma Wolcott, in Bridport
from Wednesday until Saturday OF last
week,
Mr. and Mrs. Holden Of Burlington
visited their cousin, Mrs Amanda War
rem, from Thursday until Saturday OF
last week
Carlos Cooley lost a horse Wednes-
day 1t received a broken leg from be-
ing kicked by another horse and had to
be killed
Mr. and Mrs Hiram Fairchild and
Mr. and Mrs J. /, Dewitt and son,
Reginald of Shoreham visited at o. 5,
Wisell's Sunday,
B Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Laid gave a
lawn party and dance Monday evening
in honor OF Norman Forcier who leaves
soon for military duty
There was a lawn social Wednesday
evening under the auspices OF the Chris
tan Endeavor Society at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs F. E. Lille
Mrs. John Williams and daughter
Miss Hazel of Rutland, were OF an auto
party which called on Miss Williams
and Mrs S, c. Bull Friday,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Mossman and
daughter, Muriel of Boston and Mrs
TAYLOR OF Pittsford were weekend
guests at DR.. E. F. Johnstone's
]. Z. Skinner who was in Rutland Sat
urday found a marked improvement in
the health OF his son, Allan, who is re-
ceiving treatment at the City hospital,
Mrs A. A. Munger and J. O. Ray
mond spent Wednesday and Thursday
of last week with their sister and daugh-
ter Mrs. Charles Needham in Middle
bury.
Mr.. and Mrs E. E. Young, Mr.. and
Mrs c. b. Cook and daughter Mrs,
Jessie Burt, motored TO Manchester
Tuesday returning via the Otter Valley
road.
Miss Eveline Beuman, artist for the
Mccall magazine and brother, Max of
New York City were entertained for the
weekend by Dr. and Mrs. E. F. John
stone
Rev. and Mrs. L. M. Isaacs, their two
children and Miss Beatrice Doane who
have been for month in camp at
Queen City Park returned to Orwell
Tuesday.
The Woman's Missionary Society will
hold its annual meeting and election of
officers at the Ladies Rooms on We'd
nesday afternoon, September d. with
Mrs. H. E, Hack as hostess
Herbert Garvey fell from load Of
hay while working on the S. F. Des-
jadon farm, one day last week and
broke both bones in one OF his arms,
DR.. Ouilette reduced the fracture.
T. w. Ray of Brandon was at Charles
Wiselps Tuesday Mrs. Thompson came
with him and spent the day with her
school friends, Mrs Eleanor Hall and
Mrs. Filena Skinner at r. S. Halls.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Clark and son
Wilson of Pawlet, their guests Mr.. and
Mrs. Dawns of Hartford, Conn, Mrs
H. D. Branch and Miss Marguerite
Munger enjoyed picnic at Ft. Ticon-
deroga recently,
Private W. B. Needham, who has
been home for three months furlough
for agricultural service returns the seth
to Fort Totten, N. Y Edward Flinders
reported for military duty Tuesday and
Roy Phelps will 60 today,
A letter received from Mrs. Dickey
tells of the marriage of her son, DR..
McKibbon, who for some years prac
tised medicine in Orwell DR., McKib-