Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1919-06-20
ORWELL COLUMN
(Mrs. Q. S. Wisell, COrrespOndent)

Miss Julia Mills is visiting relatives
in Bristol,
Mrs. CT Button at her home in Mid
dlebury on Thursday of last week.
Mrs. Amanda Warren, Mrs. Eva
Cuts, and Miss Alice Warren visited
Mr.. and Mrs, G, L, Needham and
little daughter went Sunday to Albany,
N. Y.
Mrs II. r. Carlton of Poultney is
the guest of her daughter, Mrs c j.
Blair.
Leonard Melsard, recently returned
from service overseas, has been visit
ing friends in town,
Mr.. and Mrs. Waters of Brandon
have been for few days at the home
of H. d. Branch.
Homer Lydecker of New York City
has been visiting for several days at the
home of A. A. Saunders.
o. B. Root went on Monday to Bur
lington where he attended meeting
of the Guernsey Breeders Association
A card from Dr. l. B, Rowe written
the 10th at Junction City, Kansas says
that he expects to be back in Orwell by
July lst
Mr. and Mrs, Charles Needham and
children were Sunday guests of Mrs
Needham's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. !. O
RAYMOND
Miss Beatrice Blawis, who came Sat.
urday as a guest of Mrs J. NJ. Stevens
returned Tuesday to her home in Mid.
die Falls, n, Y
The ball game Saturday afternoon or
Purcells field between Bridport anc
Orwell resulted in a score of l6 to 0 il
favor Of Orwell.
Mrs Elizabeth Nickerson returned
Saturday from several days spent a.
the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Etho
Enos in Fair Haven.
Mrs H. D. Branch is entertaining he
niece, Mrs Ellen Wood, who arrived
Saturday from San Antonio Texa
where she passed the winter.
There was good attendance at tn
c. o. F. entertainment and dance a
the town hall Friday evening, whicl
was a success in every way
Guy DeWolf of Middlebury gave
demonstration of the use OF the Ugh
Avery tractor in cultivating, on TIL
farm OF A. c. Barnard Saturday.
A. R. Bush, !. c. Thomas, and L. B
Needham attended the annual meetin,
of the Grand Lodge, F. and A. NJ, hel,
in Burlington the 18th and 18th.
Mrs. L. H. Hopkins, who spent tn
winter at the home of her daughter
Mrs. Fox in Oneonta n. V, has return
ed and is with Mr., and Mrs. Z. L
Hopkins
Harry Dundon and son, Ralph o
Brandon were guests al relatives her
over Sunday, Ralph remaining II
spend some weeks with his grandmothe
Mrs. Julia Cook
/ There is to be a base ball game be
tween Orwell and Benson in Benso,
on Saturday. Benson will play re
turn game with Orwell on Purcell
field on July 4th.
New signs have been placed by tn
selectmen at the village limits, an
nouncing that the speed of automobile
through the village must not excee,
fifteen miles per hour.
Mrs. Fife Phelps, G. c. Phelps. Mis-
kfie and Tenny Phelps went Oh
Wednesday to Rutland. From Their
Miss Ettie and Tenny Phelps went t.
Manchester where they will be guest
OF their aunt, Mrs. Edward Heminwa,
during Commencement exercises O
Burr and Burton Seminary.
Hands Cove Chapter, D. A. R., me
at the Ladies Rooms on the Afternoon
OF Tuesday the 18th with Mrs. w. B
French as hostess, there being a larg
attendance OF members and invitet
guests. The rooms were attractivel,
decorated with the national colors ant
red and white peonies. This was tn
annual meeting of the Chapter and tn
following officers were elected to serv
during the coming year: Regent, Mr.:
K. c. Young; Vice Regent, Mrs. Char
lotte Howard Recording Secretary
Mrs. E. F. Townsend Correspondent
Secretary Mrs. ]. E. Moore; Historian
Mrs. ]. c. Moore Registrar, Mrs.
W. Bodfsh; Chaplain, Mrs. H.
Branch; Advisory Board, Mrs. ]. H
Thomas, Mrs. Jane Moore, Mrs. Char
lotte Howard, Mrs J. A. Gregory; Pro
gram Committee, Mrs. w. B. French
Mrs. ]. H. Thomas, Mrs Henry Wrigh
and Mrs. w. c. Larabee. The program
pcomprised paper "The Tree in SENT
ment and Literature" written by Mr.:
Marion Crandall and read by Mis-
Fannie Brown and two vocal solos b,
Miss Maude Meecham. Refershment