Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1919-04-25
OR WELL COLUMN
(Mrs. o. S. Wisell, Correspondent

W. B. French was Rutland visitor
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Hall went Monday
to Boston.
T. E. Aines of Ferrisburg was in
town Tuesday.
Orwell's quota in the Victory Liberty
Loan is $780, 900.
Joseph Laffley spent Friday and Sat-
urday in Vergennes.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Meecham spent
Monday in Middlebury.
Mr.. Pelkey of Shoreham has moved
to the j. M. Meecham farm.
W. W. Martin of Proctor was for the
weekend at his farm here.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Aunchman are
the parents of a son born Friday.
W. j. Stokes was in. town on bust
ness couple of days early in the week
Mrs. W. B. sench and Miss Mabel
Grow spent two days of last week in
Burlington.
Mrs. Addie Dumas has as a guest
this week her niece. Miss Irene Sird of
Castleton.
! D. l.. Wells is having a well drilled
near his residence. Fred Kimberley is
doing the work.
Edward Kimberley suffered stroke
of paralysis Tuesday of last week and
his condition is serious.
j. Cain, j. A. Gregory and C. L.
Munger spent Thursday and Friday in
Fair Haven and Rutland.
Mrs. E. F. tombstone has presented
to the Orwell Library the book when
l was Boy in PALESTINE.
Mrs. Guy Cook has been entertaining
her father, Fred Brookins, of East
Middlebury, for few days.
Mrs. Zebulon Baker has returned
from Shoreham where she was guest
fur several days at the home of Simeon
Pettier
Mrs. C. j. Blair returned Saturday
from several days spent at the home of
her parents, Mr. ane Mrs. H. R. Carl
ton, in Poultney.
Mrs. L. j. Ducharme, who has been
for two weeks with relatives in Bur
= lington and Montreal, returned home
Tuesday evening.
Charles Quinn U. s. N. after spend
ing a few days furlough with his
mother. Mrs. Margaret Quinn, returned
Tuesday to New York City.
Miss Maude Smith. after spending a
S week with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
e G. L. Smith, returned on Saturday to
her school in Springfield, Mass.
h Mrs. Julia Brown, who for nearly six
. weeks has been at the Mary Fletcher
hospital recovering from surgical
n operation returned home Monday.
J. Mrs E. F. tombstone and daughter,
Gwyneth, who have been for several
S days guests of Mrs Johnstone's sister,
II Mrs. Hart, in Rutland, returned Mon
. day.
o The Misses Mildred, Marguerite, and
It Rayo Ouilette, who have been for sew
d eral weeks at the home of their grand
mother, Mrs. Peter tanners in Vergen-
.. mes, returned Saturday
# There are to be special motion pic
Il lures at the town hall next Wednesday
evening followed by Red Cross Bene-
fit dance for which Wiley's Symphony
} Orchestra of four pieces, of Ticonder-
J. oga will furnish the music.
y There were thirty ladies in attend
ance at the s.thank offering meeting OF
n the home department of the Foreign
st Missionary Society held Friday after
h, noon at the home of Mrs. l.. M. Isaacs.
d The offering amounted to over $50.
The Baraca Class of the Congrega-
r tional Church held its annual meeting
z. at the home of D. L. Wells Tuesday
i evening. The officers elected are
le President, D. L. Wells; vice president,
id E. O. Bishop; secretary, E. L. Clark
" treasurer, W. H. NickersOn.
The Orwell Free Library has received
ii from the Vermont Free Library Com
,s mission an urgent request for books for
G the soldiers. By July LIST the A. l.,
40 three-quarter million of books, of which
- 500, 900 must come by gift, the funds OF
~ the A. L. A. being reserved for the
;" purchase of technical and other books
of non fiction. Vermont's quota is 5000
r books, fresh fiction is the chief need
OF Books may be left at the library, at Mrs
S Stevens or at j. l.. Smiths.
!; There was pretty wedding Thurs
- day afternoon at o'clock at the home
>, % of Mr.. and Mrs. George FELTON,, wher
- their only daughter, Grace, was united
ST in marriage to William c., only son Of
g. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Jennings of Hub
= bardton. The Bridal March from Lo
hengrin was played by Mrs. Scott Eel
ton and the wedding ceremony was per.
formed by Rev. L. M. Isaacs in the
lie presence of only the immediate families
Mr.. and Mrs. Jennings left that after.
noon for a wedding journey and upor
or their return will reside in Hubbardton
IS The Fortnightly Club held its annua
meeting Tuesday afternoon at the HON,
tn of Mrs. B. E. French. The Roll Cal
was answered by Current Events. Mrs
&C. j. H. Thomas gave paper "ModerI
OF Woman Writer'S" and Mrs. H. D
Branch gave a review of Harry Lau
Fir der's "a Minstrel in France. Tn
following officers were elected for tn
ensuing year: President, Miss BESSIE
&c Brown; president, Mrs. L. M
Isaacs; secretary, Mrs. c. W. Bodish
-, assistant secretary, Mrs. j. A. Gregory
- treasurer, Mrs. B. E. French; program