Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-03-22
ORWELL

w, B, Needham who has been with
his parents Mr. and Mrs, l., B, Need
ham, for ten days furlough left on
Thursday Of last week for Fl Totten,
~ Y His sister, Mrs, Norman Flet-
cher accompanied him as far as Albany
where she will visit her brother, George
/, Ncedham,
The Baracca Class Of the Congrega-
tional Church met with J l. Williams
on Wednesday evening the 18th
Miss Helen Raymond Of TT, Edward
N, " is spending couple OF weeks
with her people here
There will be a regular communica-
ton OF independence Lodge No, 10, +
and A, NJ, at their rooms on Tuesday
evening the 2jth
The many friends here OF Miss Mil
! bred Vincent daughter OF DR.. and Mrs.
| Vincent, OF this town, will be interested
to learn that She has accepted a posi-.
ton as one OF the tutors for the chill
dren OF ThoS F. Tumuty, Secretary to
President Wilson.
DR. and Mrs. Y, II, Coffee who have
been for some weeks in Burlington
where Dr. Coffee has been having his
throat treated, returned to Orwell
Monday evening,
The Misses Molly Hack and Flor
ence Kerry who have been guests of
Miss Hacks parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II.
+, Hack, returned this week to Keene,
n, H.
Mr. and Mrs d. ], Leonard and son
Bernard, Mr. and Mrs, Frank Coburn,
{, J, Blair, B. r. Root, Mrs, A. A.
Munger, Mrs. f. T. Lille, and Miss
Helen Raymond were all Ticonderoga
visitors on Monday.
b, l.. French who has been confined
to the house for a week with severe
cold is able to resume his duties at the
store.
Rev l. NJ, Isaacs went on Tuesday
to Middlebury where he was in at !
tendance at the Addison County Min :
isterial Conference
Mr. and Mrs. II. c. Mead of Shore
ham are with their daughter, Mrs
Otis Wisell for an indefinite stay.
The Fortnightly Club met on Tues
day afternoon with Mrs d. l.. Wells.
The Roll Call was answered by miscel-
laneous quotations Miss Mary vii.
hams presented paper on II G.. Wells.
Mrs. Jennings read abstracts from Mr..
Wells book "Mr. Drifting Sees it
Through" and Mrs r. c. Young also
gave selections from the authors works
The closing numbers on the program
were vocal solo by Miss Alice len.
nlngs and the singing of America by the
Club.
Remember please to leave those
books you promised you were going to
give for the camp Libraries with S. L.
Stevens.The soldiers will appreciate
them.
There will be special evangelistic
services each night next week con-
GLIDING the evening of Good Friday.
at the Congregational church. These
will be conducted by Rev. c. c. Mer-
rill OF burlington, Secretary of the Yer
mont congregational Conference.
Mrs. George Morse of Granville, n.
Y, is guest at L. j. Putney's.
Mrs. Margaret Lilley sustained
bad fall on Saturday.
Leland Hall who has been at his
home here for ten days, owing to lack
OF fuel at T, c. A. Poultney where he
is a student, returned to his school
Tuesday.
Miss Maude Casey who at present is
a commercial teacher at the Burling-
ton High School has received an ap- ,
pointment in the ordnance department
at Washington. She will not leave I'M
til the end of the school year. Miss
Casey is most kindly remembered in
Orwell, having for several years been
a popular and successful teacher in the
High School department in the village
school ,
f, E. Ray returned Monday from
spending two weeks in Maiden, Mass,
the guest of his son Elos Ray.
Francis Conway of Rutland was in
town Saturday.
County agent l. ~ Bartlett and
Albert Lewis OF East Poultney were
present and spoke at the Farmers
Meeting held at the Ladies Rooms on
thursday evening on Farm Accounting. !