Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1919-05-02
OR WELL COLUMN
(Mrs. o. S. Wisell, Correspondent

Mrs Charles Spaulding is i'll.
Mrs Lillian Bascom was in Middle
bury Monday.
r. M. Ryan and daughter, Mary,
were i'll Burlington Sunday.
Miss Harriet Royce of Bangall was
visitor of Orwell schools on Monday.
Supt. E. L, Clark spent Thursday and
Friday in Castleton and Rutland.
/ J. E. Conway visited his son. Fran
els, in Rutland Friday and Saturday.
A daughter was born on Thursday
the oath to Mr. and Mrs. Noonan Ash.
NJ, ]. Cronin of Montpelier was
recent guest for several days of friends
here.
c. L. Russell who passed the winter
with relatives in Salem, N, Y, returned
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. f. Warren attend
ed the funeral Of Eugene Griswold in
Brandon the 23rd
Mrs. Marshall Bannister of Burling-
ton came Monday evening to visit her
mother Mrs. Esther Ducharme.
Charles LaFoy has moved his family
to Shoreham where they will occupy a
tenement house of A. w. Farnham
Mr. and Mrs. O. B Root passed the
week end at the home of Mr. Roots
brother, Otis Root, in Hubbardton.
Miss Irene Sird who has been for
week the guest of her aunt, Mrs Addie
Dumas, returned Saturday to Castle
ton.
Charles l. Raymond of Fort Edward,
n. Y, spent Thursday and Friday with
his parents Mr.. and Mrs. ]. o. Ray
mond
s. c. Mead of Shoreham, car
rier on R. F. d. No l, is taking his
vacation, A. c. Plue is serving as sub
stitute.
There was a special meeting of indie
pendence Lodge No. 10 F. & A. NJ.
Tuesday evening with work on the F
c. Degree.
William Burke has been appointed
patrol for the state road leading from
the Benson line via the turnpike to
Orwell village and from there west to
Montcalm Ferry
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Stevens and
daughter, Eleanor, who have been for
the winter in Del Ray, Fla, arrived
in Orwell Friday making the journey
from New York City in their car.
The Red Cross has just shipped the
following finished articles: 10 women's
skirts, 20 house jackets, 10 women's
wrappers, layettes, 10 girls mufflers,
10 girls sweaters, lady's shawl
Henry Wolcott who has been with
the A. Z. F. in France arrived in Bos-
ton Saturday. He was to go to Camp
Devets to receive his discharge and
expects to arrive at his home here
soon.
The Foreign Department of the Wo-
mans Missionary Auxiliary will meet
next Wednesday afternoon at the home
of Mrs I. E Young if weather and
roads are favorable, if otherwise the
meeting will be held at the Ladies
Rooms
Miss Molle Hack was recently pre-
sented with solid silver spoons to the
value Of S22, in appreciation of the
splendid volunteer service as nurses
rendered by her and Miss Florence
Kerry during Orwell's epidemic of in
fluenza last October when the town
was without a physician
The funeral of c. c. Griswold who
died Tuesday, April %, was held at
his late home Thursday afternoon at , !
O'Clock. Rev. L. NJ. Isaacs officiated. |
The bearers were w. B. French, L. w. |
Cults, c. B. Cook, and H F. Warren |
Burial was beside his wife in Mountain
View Cemetery. Those attending the
funeral from out of town were: Richard |
Lyons, and f. W. Williams, of Bran
dom Mr. and Mrs Richard Lyons of .
Whiting, Mrs Kate Lyons of Granville,
n. v, and Judge Walter Lyons of New
York City Charles Carroll Griswold
was born in Orwell, June g. 1912, the
son of Marvin and Rosaline (Abell
Griswold and grandson of Samuel
Griswold who locating at AbelPs
Corners in 1876, was one of the first
settlers of Orwell. Carroll Griswold
married in October, 1868, Miss Ellen
LYONS, of Brandon, who died January
y, 1908. He is survived by one broth
er, Sydney Griswold, of Orwell