Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1919-06-27
ORWELL COLUMN
(Mrs. o. S. Wisell, Correspondent)

streets.
Mr.. and Mrs Alfred LeDuc and Mrs.
Elizabeth Nickerson were Rutland vsi-
tors Monday.
Arthur Praseau went Monday to Rut-
land to visit at the home of his uncle,
Oliver Praseau.
Mrs lanes 7. Ryan and little daugh-
ter Of Clarendon are visiting relatives
and friends here
Mission services were held at St.
Pauls church from Sunday until Thurs
day of this week
Mrs. O. O. Bascom entertained her
Sunday School class with a picnic near
her home Tuesday,
X. r. Burnell has gone to Brandon
where he has employment in the Cole
and Rowland Garage.
Mr. and Mrs George Wolcott of
Rutland were over Sunday guests at
7. H Purcells and at T. L. Beauvais.
Miss Julia Mills, after passing week
with relatives in Bristol returned Mon
day and is at the home of Mrs, Alice
Root
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Eddy of Poult-
ney and Mrs Ethel Enos Of Fair Haven
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. W.
W. Eddy
The ball game played Saturday after
noon in Benson between Orwell and
Benson resulted in a score of 1913 in
favor of the former.
The Misses Pierce and Hack, after
spending two weeks with Miss Hacks
parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. E, Hack, re-
turned Tuesday to Keene, N. H.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew Conway, who
have been for a week with Mr.. Con
ways parents, Mr. and Mrs ]. E,
Conway, have returned to Oneonta
Valley, N. Y
The Foreign Department of the
Woman's Missionary society will hold
its regular meeting at the Ladies Room
next Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. c.
T. Blackmer as hostess.
Mrs. Helen Stevens entertained Tues
day an auto party from Greenwich, n
y. comprising Mrs. f. H. Kenyon
Miss Helen Stevenson, Rev. Paul
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Announcemnt Is MADE oil the APP
preaching marriage of Miss Delphine
Baker of New York City, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs Zebulon Baker Of this
town, to Harold Stockwell of Rutland
Miss Alice Jennings went Saturday to
Barre to attend the commencement
exercises OF Goddard SEMINARY MI
ana Ms Je!lI'''isS WI" .'Ii's eI har
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MI and MIS-. EloS Kay ana TWO emil
dren OF Maiden, Mass came saturday
to VISIT at the home OF Mr. Kay par
entS, MI ana MIS-. L. kay MISS
AMY RAY also Oh M"IaelI' Is VIII" 'e'
parents mere
Mrs. John Clark and son Wilson OF
Pawlet were guests saturday OF mr.
and Mrs. II. ID. Clark l pom tneir
return they were accompanied by MIS-
Ellen Wood, who visited relatives III
that town until tuesday
A party OF five men from Williams
town, VT, were here on Tuesday to see
KEY /. NJ Isaacs III regard TO InolioH
pictures with a view to instltutlng PIC
lures in their town on basis similar to
our own community pictures
c. A. Faxon because of ill health,
has resigned his position as cheese
maker in the Dickinson and Brown lac
tory and Ernest kac-tte has taken hi,
pace having previously been engaged
as manager OF a factory IN Canada
Orwell has one small fisherman of
whom she may be justly proud: Bobbie
Young, aged four years, while fishing in
Lake Champlain one day last week in
company with c. L. Russell and J.
NJ. Stevens, caught ten fish of good
size.
There Is to he baseball game be-
tween Renson and Orwell on Purcells
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