Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1919-04-18
OR WELL COLUMN
(Mr8. o. S. Wisell, Correspondent

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R. c. Young is ill,
Miss Marion Bessette has the meas
les,
Rev L. NJ Isaacs spent two days
last week in Burlington
Mrs Della Bishop spent Wednesday
Of last week in Brandon.
Representative E. O. Bishop returned
last week from Montpelier
DR.. Phillipsen of Brandon was
business visitor here Friday.
The village school closed Thursday
and will reopen next Tuesday.
Supt E. L. Clark has moved his
family into the Julia Cool house.
F. E. Ray was the guest Friday and
Saturday of relatives in Wallingford
Miss Minnie Cutting of Brandon is
spending a month with Miss Sarah Pur-
cell
Mrs Jennie Willard of Portsmouth,
n, H., is visiting her niece, Mrs. Carrie
Manley.
d, A. LaDuc has purchased team OF
horses from Fair Haven parties to use
in road work
Hiram Walker was a business visitor
in Rutland and Middlebury for several
days last week
Mr. Pruym of Washington, D. c.
is spending some weeks at the home OF
L. B. Needham.
Miss Ileen Conway came Saturday
from Albany N Y, where she has
been for several weeks.
Hiram Walker has been reappointed
patrol on the road from Abells Corners
ito Orwell Station via the village.
Miss Clauson, who has been the
guest of Mrs. 0. o. Bascom, returned
to her home in Brooklyn, Thursday.
Harry Spaulding of Rutland was
called here Saturday by the illness Of
his mother Mrs Eleanor Spaulding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Aunchman of
Whitehall, N Y, recently of Orwell
are the parents of son born April 9.
Mrs. Alfred Aines spent several days
last week with relatives here, returning
to her home i'll East Shoreham Sun
day.
Mrs Fred Walker, who has been for
several weeks at the home Of Mr. and
Mrs Q. B. Root, has gone to Putnam,
n. y.
Arthur Miller and Donald LeB6euf
were over-Sunday guests in Vergennes,
Joseph LeBoeuf spending the weekend
in Rutland
Miss Helen Raymond of Fl Edward,
n Y, came Saturday to spend some
time with her parents, Mr. and Mrs
J. o. Raymond
r. C. Brown has quite curiosity
a calf, understood, with short legs, its
head and screw tail closely resembling
those of a bull dog.
Miss Maude Smith came Saturday
evening from Springfield Mass, to
spend the Easter vacation with her par
ents Mr. and Mrs. G L. Smith
n W. Wisell went to Burlington Sat
urday returning with Mrs Wisell who
has been for three weeks at the Mary
Fletcher Hospital recovering from an
operation.
Mr.. and Mrs T. P. Desjadon, who
have been for the past few weeks guests
at the home of their daughter Mrs
Alex Walsh in Worcester, Mass, re-
turned to Orwell Monday evening.
George Hammond, U. S. A., having
been honorably discharged came Mon
day evening to visit his uncle, Louis
Wolcott Mr. Hammond has but lately
returned from France,where he was an
engineer in the A. E. F.
Louis Boulia, U. S. N, stationed at
Paris Island, S. c., has qualified as
sharpshooter, receiving a medal and an
increase in salary. In the test rifle
practice he lacked but two points of
attaining the rank of expert.
Independence Lodge No. 10, F. & A.
NJ, held its annual meeting at its lodge
rooms Tuesday evening when the fol-
lowing officers were elected: L. B.
Needham w. NJ; J. H. Vail, Sr. W;
W. B. Needham, Jr. W; W. B. French,
Treas; o. S Wisell, Sec'y.; N. w Wis
ell, Jr s.; R. c. Young, Chap; w. H.
Nickerson, Tyler; c. J. Blair, Marshall;
Finance Comm, D. L. Wells, w. A.
Jennings; Grievance Comm, w. c.
Hack, A. R. Bush, c. c. Allen; Music
Comm. D L. Wells, L. W. Cuts, G. |
M Cook