Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1919-05-16
ORWELL COLUMN


Saturday
Miss Anna Young was in Brandon
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs J. H, Thomas spent
Monday in Rutland
! M. Meecham and son, Ralph, were,
in Brandon Saturday.
Arthur Miller passed the weekend
at his home in Vergennes.
Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Praseau are
the parents of son born Monday.
Charles Daniels of Middlebury was
guest of Mrs c. E. Abel Saturday.
Orwell subscribed $4,000 to the Vic
tory Loan exceeding its quota by $1,000.
Dr. T. II. Hack was Sunday guest
Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs, H. Z.
Hack
Mrs. Eta Steadman has as a guest,
her cousin Mrs. Barney OF Port Henry
NY.
Mrs. Bessie Wocott went last week
to visit her sister, Mrs, Remington, in
Rutland.
Miss Blanche Doane, after several
days spent in Albany, ~ Y, has re-
turned home.
o. S. Doane spent the weekend at
the home of his brother D. W, Doane,
in Burlington.
Harry Spaulding of Rutland was an
over Sunday guest of his mother, Mrs.
Charles Spaulding.
W. B. French is having extensive re-
pairs done on his house recently owned
by Mrs. ]. A. Lavery
Mrs. Bliss, after spending several
days with relatives in Poultney re-
turned home Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hemminway
of Manchester spent the weekend at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. c.
Phelps.
A H. Belanger and daughter, Miss
Blanche, Miss Edith Sullivan and
Thomas. Daniels were Rutland visitors
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Clark and son,
Wilson, of Pawlet spent Sunday with
Mrs Clark's parents, Mr. and Mrs
H. d. Branch.
Robert Nickerson is on crutches
three bones of his foot having been
broken when the wheel of a heavy
farm wagon passed over it.
Mr. and Mrs w. B. French, Mr.. and
! Mrs L. w Cults, and Mr.. and Mrs. J.
A. Gregory attended the funeral, in
Sudbury on Sunday, of Mrs. Wallace.
w. c. Hack and w. A. Jennings have
each new Chevrolet touring car Dr..
c. a. Sargent has a new Ford touring
, car and Thomas Burke a Ford truck
e c. A. Belanger has purchased the
building belonging to the E. NJ Wright
estate, which has been occupied by the
Free Library, the contract calls for
its removal from the premises before
p June 10.
The young horse of w. A Jennings
which was hitched in the church sheds
Tuesday evening, broke loose and free
= ing himself from the wagon, badly
damaging it, ran home The horse was
unnjured.
| The Christian Endeavor Society will
hold a Vermont Social at the Ladies
Rooms next Monday evening, at which
time Mrs. O. S. Wisell will give a
) travelogue illustrated by more than one
hundred radopticon views of Vermont
scenery There will also be Vermont
songs
There will be Memorial Exercises at
the Town Hall Friday afternoon, May
80 under the direction OF the John A
Logan Post, G. A. r. Attorney F B.
Wicker Of Ticonderoga, a brilliant and
forceful speaker will give the address;
Other numbers on the program will be
singing by the Arthur Trio and a
? whistling solo by Harold Arthur
dinner will be served promptly at noon
to members of the Post and invited
guests.
There were more than one hundred
, Masons in attendance at the meeting
OF Independence Lodge, No. TO- +. and
A. NJ, held at the town hall Tuesday
evening representatives, being present
from the following Lodges: st. PauIs
of Brandon, Simonds of Shoreham,
Sunderland Falls of Proctor, Frontier
of Franklin, Adononin of Manchester,
and Albany, n Y Lodge The meeting
was called to order and closed by the
regular officers following which the NJ
NJ degree was conferred by the fol-
lowing Past Masters. O. s Wisell, w.
NJ; a. R Bush S: W; E O. Bishop,
J. w; c. c Allen, s. D A banquet
was served