Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1919-03-07
ORWELL COLUMN

Joseph O'Grady is a guest at Martin
Dundon's,,
l. N. Bartlett of Middlebury was in
town Friday.
Miss Anna Young went Wednesday
to New Brunswick, N. J.
Arthur King is moving his family to
Pittsford where he has employment.
There was a dance and oyster sup
per at Charles Ladd's Friday evening
Representative E. O. Bishop was
home from Montpelier for the week
end.
Mrs, H. E Hack is ill. Her daughter
: Miss Mollie, of Keene, n. H. is caring
for her
Mrs T. H. Purcell and son. Harold,
went Tuesday to visit relatives in Hol-
yoke, Mass.
Miss Luela Phelps entertained the
girls of her Sunday school class at her
home Tuesday evening.
Mrs, R. B. Simmons and two children
of Shoreham visited Mrs. L. M. Isaacs
lloh Iliudy III OuHudy.
"Babs Burglar" with Marguerite
Clark in Red Cross motion pictures at
the Town Hall this evening
Mrs. c. w. Bodfsh and Miss Rena
Purcell were guests Monday of Mrs
Edwin Brown in Hortonville,
George Kennedy has returned to
Burlington Clifford Aines has taken
his place on the Murray farm.
Mrs Clifford Viens, Miss Clara and
Joseph Viens spent several days early
in the week with relatives here
The Congregational Episcopal Socie-
ty held its regular business meeting
Monday evening at the home of A. c.
Barnard
Mrs S. ]. Mcintyre and brother,
Jesse Darrah, have been for a few days
the guests of their uncle, Jesse Sexton,
in Putnam.
Henry Purcell who was at the Mary
Fletcher hospital in Burlington for the
removal of his tonsils, returned home
on Saturday.
Miss Haney who has been caring for
the sick at Charles Wisells for the past
month returned Tuesday to her home
in Rutland
Rev ] O. Howig of Boston spoke at
the Congregational Church Sunday
morning in the interests of the Pilgrim
Memorial Fund.
The fine team of Mr. Racette while
drawing ice at East Creek Monday,
broke through the ice and one was
badly cut on the leg before they could
be rescued.
The Foreign Department of the Wo-
mans Missionary Society will hold its
next meeting on the afternoon of We'd
nesday March - at the home of Mrs.
] Z Williams
Joseph Bodway who has been under
treatment at the Mary Fletcher hos
pital has been obliged to suffer the re-
moval of one eye. He has returned and
is at Charles Morse's.
The meetings of the Fortnightlv Club
which have been omitted during the
recent epidemic are to be resumed
The next meeting will be held on Tues
day afternoon the 18th at the home of
Mrs. L. NJ Isaacs.
Mrs. Mabel Young has accepted the
position of Teller of the First National
Bank and began her duties on Monday
Mrs. Goddard of Port Henry, N. Y,
came on Saturday and will assist Mrs.
Young in her home.
Dr. Cummings of Ticonderoga was
i'll town on Monday and assisted bv
DR. Sargent performed an operation
upon Mrs. O. S. Doane for the relief
of pleurisy of which she is very ill. Her
daughter, Miss Beatrice of Boston came
on Tuesday.
Mrs Earl Hopkins was called to New
York Monday by telegram stating
that her sister Miss Katherine Barron,
who has not recovered from recent
operation, is failing rapidly Miss Rena
Dundon is in Fair Haven at the home
of Mrs. T. ]. Murphy, who accompan-
led Mrs. Hopkins to New York
Hands Cove Chapter D. A. R. met I
Saturday at the home of Mrs. d. L.
Wells twenty seven members being in
Lunch was served at noon. I
DR.. Mary Plat served as Regent at
the meeting which followed which be-
sides the business at hand included
paper by Mrs L. N Bisette, "The Sym
Dol of American independence" and a
story, Mothers Dash for Liberty"
read by Mrs. E. o. Bishop.
At the town meeting on Tuesday the
following officers were elected: Mod
orator. c. B. Cook clerk, L. F Lille;
school director, c. ]. Blair Lister, c.
Coates; Selectman, R C. Brown;
Road Commissioner, D. A. LaDuc;
1verseer Of poor, Dan CAIN trustee of
public money, d L. Wells; treasurer,
D. L. Wells; auditor, L. F Lille; grand /
Jurors, ] E. Conway, W. A. Jennings,
R. S. Hall; Constable, LIST w H. Nick
'rson, 2nd John Cain; town agent, A. a
R. Bush; tree warden, d, A. LaDuc;
oupt. of Mt. View Cemetery, J. H. I
Thomas sexton of cemetery, T. Baker c
library trustee for five years, Addie o. "
RAYMOND; tax rate on grand list 50 s