Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1919-08-01
OR WELL COLUMN
(Mrs. o. S. Wisell, Correspondent

Mrs, Efie Phelps is ill.,
B. 7. Barber is having his house
wired for electric lights,
A. W. Hill and party of Burlington
passed Sunday in Orwell,
Mr. and Mrs Curtis LaDuc are the
parents of a son born Sunday
Mrs. Henry Belanger is in Whiting
visiting her sister, Mrs. Fillion.
Miss Anna Young went to Burlington
Monday where she has a position,
/ w. n. Lewis went Saturday to spend
a few days with friends in Randolph.
Mrs. Amy Patterson of Granville n.
y, is the guest Of her niece, Mrs. c.
j, Blair,
Harold Stockwell of Rutland was a
guest at Zebulon Bakers for several
DAYS last week,
Miss Marian Perry of Middletown
is a guest at l. ], Putney's and at
Robert Nickersons.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. W. Ray of Bran
don were at Mrs. Amanda Warrens
Thursday OF last week.
Miss TESTS Regain of New York
( City is for two weeks the guest of her
sister, Mrs. Ernest Wolcott.
Ralph Dewitt, who has been for
some weeks with relatives here, has re-
turned to his home in Brandon.
D. l. Wells was in Middlebury for
several days this week, engaged in
auditing the accounts of Middlebury
College.
Mrs. D. w. Doane and daughter
Mildred of Burlington came Saturday
i to be guests for a few days at 7. II
Purcells
Miss Mildred Lydecker, who has been
for a week a guest at the home of her
uncle, A. A. Saunders, has returned to
New York City.
Miss Mary Williams is a guest at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Wilkinson in
Middletown, who came for her in
their car Monday.
DR.. Dewey of Ann Arbor, Mich.
with Mrs. Earl Dewey and daughter
of Nlddlebury visited Mr. and Mrs
r. c. Young Monday.
Mrs. Robert Garfield and little sor
Of Schenectady, N. Y, came Saturday
to be for three weeks a guest OF hel
father, I w Steadman.
Brazil Williams of Ludlow is visit
ing his brother, J. E. Williams Then
sister Mrs Johnson and son, Frank, Of
Benson were also guests at the VIII
lam's home Sunday.
Mrs. Harriet Copeland OF Kansa!
CITY, Mo, after spending two week
with her niece, Mrs c. J. Blair, ha!
gone to Poultney where She is a CUES
Of her sister, Mrs H R. Carlton.
Rev L. NJ Isaacs and family are il
camp at Lake Hortonia for a few weeks
Rev. Roy E. Whittemore of Middle
bury Will preach at the Congregations
church for three Sundays during Mr.
Isaacs absence
c. A. Beianger and sister, Mis-
Blanche, spent Sunday at the home o
T. II. Howley in Burlington. Mrs
Irene Coffee and son, Vincent, and Mis-
Hazel Rel of Montpelier, who had beer
guests for several days at M J. Sulli
VANS, returned to Burlington witt
them
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gardner, whC
have been for two weeks at the Luthe
farm, returned to their home in Johns
town, N. Y, Saturday Mrs Nelli'
Raw of Washington, who has also beer
staying here went to Jamestown We'd
nesday to visit her sister, Mrs
Gardner.
William Keenan,, L, s. n, who TO
the past three months has been il
training at a radio station on Lonl
Island, was an over Sunday guest o
his aunt, Mrs. E. F tombstone. At tn
expiration of his furlough he will re
sumo his training at Hampton Roads
lanes Keenan, of Rutland also cam
on Saturday and will pass the remain
der of the summer with Mr. and Mr.:
tombstone.
Nearly two hundred fifty people at
tended the services at the Congrega
tional Church last Sunday After tn
regular services Of the morning baske
lunch was served in the ladies rooms
the rain preventing the use OF tn
church green as had been planned. TIL
afternoon services began with congre
gational singing led by the choir. Mis-
Overing and Miss Sandborne Of tn
music department of the Middlebur'
College Summer School each RENDERED
vocal solo, and also gave duet, a
. of which were most pleasing. An ad
dress was given by Dr. H. P. William
son de Visme of Middlebury College il
which he told OF his personal expert
ences in France during the late war.