Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1919-09-19
ORWELL COLUMN
(Mrs. o. S. Wisell, Correspondent

visited MIR. and Mrs y. b. ROOT Sun-
day,
Fred Walker of Glens Falls, N. Y.
was a weekend guest of Mr. and Mrs.
o. B Root
Mrs Margaret Quinn went Friday to
Brandon to visit her niece, Miss Kath-
crime Hayes
The Misses Efie and Luella Phelps
have gone to Manchester to attend
Burr and Burton Seminary.
Miss Mary Holcomb of Ticonderoga,
N. Y, was a guest of Mrs. Helen
Stevens for the weekend
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Dudley and Mr..
and Mrs Martin Burns of Glens Falls,
n Y, were Sunday guests of Mr.. and
Mrs T. P. Desjadon.
Henry J. Movies, on furlough from
the Plattsburg military camp, was a
guest Thursday and Friday of last
week at W. A. Jennings.
Miss Alta Pincheon of Ticonderoga,
n Y, has been spending several days
with her cousins, Mrs. Martha Bull
and Miss Mary Williams.
Miss Maude Meecham returned Sat
urday from the Fanny Allen hospital
where she has been for several weeks
recovering from an operation.
Banns of marriage were published for
the first time Sunday at St. Pauls
church between Joseph Laffley and
Mrs. Corinne Chaquette Ouilette.
Mr. and Mrs o. o. Bascom and
daughter, Blanche, and D. J. Leonard
motored on Wednesday to Springfield
Mass, to attend the Eastern States
Exposition
Mr. and Mrs E. o. Bishop and fam
lily and R. c. Brown motored on Mon
day to Randolph, Glen Bishop remain
ing there to attend the Vermont Agri-
cultural School.
Miss Alice Jennings and w. B. Need
ham were chosen as delegates to re-
present, with Rev L. M Isaacs, the
Congregational Sunday School at the
Convention held this week in Bristol
Mr. and Mrs Fred Aunchman, who
have been with relatives here for the
past two weeks, left Monday morning
by auto to return to their home in
Boston, via Brattleboro and Greenfield
Lieut.. Commander and Mrs. George
B. Wright with their two children and
their maid, Miss Cecilia Peterson, who
have been for several weeks at the
Wright home, returned Friday to their
home in Washington d. c.
/ Miss Elizabeth Latham, after spend
| ing a week with Mrs. Mabel Young,
returned Friday to her home in Nal
den, Mass Mrs Young accompanied
her to Rutland where she was a guest
until Saturday at the home of her
uncle, f Skinner
/ Mrs Irene Coffee and brother, Ar
thur Howley of Burlington were guests
at A II. Belanger's from Thursday un-
til Saturday Mrs Howley and family
with her daughter, Mrs Coffee and son,
Vincent Coffee, left Burlington Monday
evening for Washington, D. c.. where
Mr.. Howley has position and where
they will make their home.
Friends here were deeply grieved
to hear Of the sad death by burning
on Monday afternoon of little Marjory
the four year-old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Harry Dundon of Brandon who
lived in Orwell until few years ago.
Mrs. Julia Cook and Mrs Martin
Dundon grandmothers of the child
went to Brandon, Mrs Cook remain
ing there for the the present
Certified copies of the Articles of
Association Of the Ethan NJ and Eliza
T. Wright Memorial Library, Inc, have !
been received from the Secretary of
State, by which the Association has
been constituted a corporation under
the General Corporation Law of Yer
mont. AT a meeting at which all the |
incorporators were present, John Ryan,
John E. Conway Dallas A. LaDuc,
William A. Jennings, Robert s. Hall,
and Davis l. Wells, the organization
was perfected by the adoption of By /
Laws and the election of the following
named officers, William A. Jennings,
Presidents John E Conway, Vice
President; D. L. Wells, Secretary and
Treasurer
The funeral of Mrs Bessie Heitman
Wolcott, who died Monday September
s, at the home of her sister, Mrs. Dora
"ndreth, was held at the Cor0rega-
tional church Thursday afternoon at
100 o'clock Rev L. NJ Isaacs officia-
ting. The bearers were Herman Hill
dreth of Orwell and Chester, Wendall.
and Wallace Remington of Rutland,
nephews of the deceased Burial was
in Mountain View cemetery. Mrs. VOL
colt leaves besides her daughter Mil
dred, four sisters, Mrs Dora Hildreth
of Orwell. Mrs Fred Remington of
Rutland, Mrs William Walsh Of Castle
ton and Mrs Gregory of Glens Falls,
n. Y, and one brother Michael OF
PENNSYLVANIA.