Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1919-02-07
ORWELL COLUMN
(Mrs. o. S. WiseIl, Correspondent

(Mrs. o. S. Wisell Correspondent
J. c, Thomas was in Rutland Sun
day
Services were held on Sunday at ST.
Pauls Church.
George Stuart of Boston is a guest
at D. A. LeDuc's.
R. c. Brown has been appointed
deputy sheriff for Orwell.
The Misses Rena and Theresa Pur-
cell were in Rutland Friday,
Z E. L. Adams of Burlington recently
visited at A. A. Mungers,
Mrs Robertson of Middlebury has
been visiting Mrs r. c. Young.
1t is expected that services will be
held at both churches next Sunday.
! W. B. French has purchased of Mrs
Lepa Lavery her home in Orwell vii
lage
/ Mr.. and Mrs. James Kimberley are
the parents of a daughter born last
week Thursday.
A son was born Sunday at the Rut-
land City Hospital to Mr. and Mrs.
J. c. Thomas
Mrs. William Cassavaugh had as a
recent guest her brother John Shorkey
of Rutland.
Mrs. F. j. Conway, who has been for
lew days with relatives here, returned
to Rutland Tuesday
Mrs. Thrall who has been for two
weeks with Mrs. Mabel Young return
ed Friday to her home in Brandon.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Conway will go
to Shoreham soon where they will be
employed on the farm of Stowell With
erell,
Mrs. Marshall Bannister of Burling
ton was recent guest of her mother,
Mrs. Esther Ducharme at Allan
Browns.
Mr. Kinsman has moved his family
from the w. I. Widmer farm to that of
w. A. Jennings, where he will work for
the coming season.
Mr.. Douglas of Addison was in town
last week looking after his property.
He has engaged William Eddy to paint
the Pecour house.
Miss Helen Raymond, after spending
three weeks here, helping to care for
her father, ]. O. Raymond, has re-
turned to Fort Edward, N. Y.
F, E. Lille, ]. c. Thomas, and G.
NJ. Cook were at the ladies rooms on
Monday and Tuesday to audit the
towns accounts for the past year.
Mrs Noble Wisell and little son who
have been very i'll of pneumonia are
improving. Mrs. Charles Wisell, f w.
and n W. Wisell who have been for
nearly two weeks i'll of influenza, are
able to sit up.
J. A. Lavery came Friday evening
and with his family went Saturday to
Castleton to spend the weekend with
Mr. Laverys mother, Mrs. Sarah La
very They left Rutland Monday for
Hartford, Conn, where they will make
their home.
The following report of the drive for
the Relief of the Near East has been
given by Rev. l. NJ Isaacs, chairman
for the southern district of Addison
OOunly. OTWell, CndlIIIdH, NtN. l.. VI.
Isaacs, quota $3.50, raised S36325;
Shoreham, chairman, E. H. Moore,
quota $40, raised $32225; Whiting,
chairman, Mrs. F. c. Rawson, quota
500, raised sos
Mrs. Mary Conway Tuohy late Of
Brandon died at the home of her
brother John E. Conway last week
Wednesday after an illness of two
weeks, The funeral was held at St.
PauPs Church Friday morning at 9
O'Clock, Rev. f. A. WEIGH officiating
The regular choir was assisted by Mrs.
J. A. Lavery as organist and P. ].
Tuohy soloist of St Augustine's church
of Brooklyn, N Y, rendered the solos,
Stabat Mater and o Salutaris. Those
: present from out of town were Miss
Hannah and P J. Tuohy of Brooklyn
N. Y, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ ]. Conway
!. of Pittsford, Mr.. and Mrs F. ]. Con-
way of Rutland, Mrs. Otis Root
!. Conway of Rutland, Mrs Otis Root
and son Walter of Cornwall, and Miss
Katherine Hayes, and Messrs. John
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