Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1919-05-23
ORWELL COLUMN
MRS. O. s. Wisell, Correspondent

T. Cain was in Rutland tuesday.
Miss Efie Phelps is i'll of rheumatism
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs, Mar
ceille Swenor Tuesday
re. Young and son, Cushman, were
Brandon visitors Saturday,
Miss Edith Needham of Whiting is
visiting her sister, Mrs. H. A. Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mackenzie Lewis are
the parents of a daughter born Friday
Mrs. c w. Bodhsh and Mrs ]. E.
Williams spent Tuesday in Burlington.
Mr.. and Mrs T. W. Ray OF Brandon
were guests at Mrs. Amanda Warrens
Tuesday.
Miss Lucia Thomas of Burlington is
visiting at the home of her brother, J.
c. Thomas.
Capt. w. H. Horton and Mrs. Ezra
Horton of Burlington are at the Horton
home here.
Mrs. Kate Plue went Saturday to
Burlington where she is guest OF Mrs.
d. w, Doane,
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas of Addison are
here for few days having repairs done
on their residence.
Paul Burt U. s A, having received
his discharge from service is visiting his
mother, Mrs. Ida Burt.
Alfred LIE Due and family with Rob
ert Nickerson and daughter, Rosa
belle, spent Friday in Brandon.
The BODY of Bentley Walker of Hor-
tonville was brought here Friday for
burial in Mountain View Cemetery
Mrs. Abbie Buell. who has been since
last fall with relatives in California
returned to her home here Tuesday.
The ceremony OF the GROWING of the
Blessed Virgin will take place at St
Paups Church next Sunday evening.
Mrs. H. A. Prescott and son, Charlie!
Macquestion of Middlebury were re
/ cent visitors at ] E. Williams and Mrs
Julia Conkey's.
The Dickinson Brown milk plant a
Hough's Crossing opened for the sea
son on May IS with c. A. Faxon a
cheese maker.
The ball game which was to hav
been played between Whiting and Or
well on Purcells Field last Saturda,
was postponed because of the rain.
Rev. L. NJ. Isaacs and l. B. Needhan
went Tuesday to attend the State Con
ference of Congregational churches he'll
l. at Essex Junction the 20, p and 22nd
The three departments of the villag
n school will unite in holding pre-Memol
ial exercises in the town hall Thursda
afternoon. The exercises will begin a
? o'clock
There is to be a dance at the tow
Hall on Tuesday evening under tn
auspices Of the Orwell baseball clul
Wileys orchestra OF Ticonderoga wi
n furnish music.
Ladies from town who attended ii
meeting of Hands Cove Chapter
A. R., held Saturday afternoon at ii
home of Mrs. w. H Stokes in Mddl
bury were: Mrs H ID. Branch, Mr.
c w. Bodhsh, Mrs d. l. Wells Mr.
r. c. Young, Mrs E. 0. Bishop, Mr.
- L. n Bessette and the Misses Bess
49, and Fannie Brown
Mrs Fred Grant was quite badly il
iured one day last week She was fee
ing a calf when the animal tipped Il
~ pail over from which it was feedil
and knocked Mrs. Grant against Il
side of the barn in such a manner tn
her arm was caught on a protrudil
nail and badly torn and an artery Sc
cred Dr. c. A. Sargent, who was Gale
t. was obliged to take six stitches to clio
the wound.
The John A. Logan Post, G A.
ba announces the following Memorial d
program to be given at the Town H
~ Friday afternoon beginning at /:
" o'clock
Address of Welcome
Singing: The Star Spanged Banner
ms the Audience.
all Lincolns Gettysburg Address O.
Bishop.
Singing Arthur Tr
Whistling Solo Harold Arth
Address of the Day Atty. F,B. Wicl
Vocal Solo Miss Kathleen St
America.
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