Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-11-18
ORWELL

Mrs Leno Fletcher is for this week
in Rutland.
Paul Baker was a Hubbardton Wis
itor Sunday.
L, f. Lille is quite i'll of inhamatory
rheumatism
Mrs. Robert Lawton spent Tuesday
in Brandon.
Donald Tobin of Middlebury was in
town Tuesday.
Ralph Brown of Hortonville spent
Friday at c. w. Bodfshs.
Mrs. Horton Farnham spent several
days last week in Rutland.
Miss Marguerite Ouillette was home
from Vergennes for over Sunday.
Miss Eunice Aunchman was home
from Vergennes for the weekend
N. w. Wisell was in Rutland last
week from Thursday until Saturday.
Albert, the little son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chauncey Brown, is i'll of chicken pox
William Giannni of Schroon Lake,
N. Y. spent a few days recently at his
farm here,
r. A, Foote has moved to the c. N.
Lewis house which he purchased
month or TWO ago.
T. H. Purcell has rented rooms in
the Community house and will move
his family there soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. O. Raymond observ-
ed their 54th marriage anniversary
Saturday, November -,
Miss Rena Dundon had with her
for over Sunday her friend Miss Mary
! Mo u1o,, ne Cborehor,
Mr. and Mrs. F, J. Conway were
here from North Clarendon to visit
relatives for the weekend.
Mrs S. !. Mcintyre entertained her
brother Jesse Darrah OF Mechanics =,
vile, N. Y, Sunday and Monday
Hiram Walker, who has been in Ben
son for the past few weeks, spent
Thursday night at his home here.
Miss Dolphine LaFleur of Middle |
bury was with her friend, Miss
Blanche Belanger for the weekend
Allan Hitchcock and Harold Ross
shot an eight prong buck deer in the
woods near Charles Coates Tuesday.
DR. T. tombstone returned Friday /
from two weeks business trip
through the southern part of the state !
Reginald Cults is i'll of scarlet fever
The school in the Mather district Of
which he was a pupil, is closed for
two weeks,
Mrs. Clark, who has ocen for some
few weeks the guest # Mrs T. S. Ar
thur returned Saturday to her home
in Westport n. y. /
Mrs John Rourke having passed
several days as the guest of Mrs Ag-
mes Purcell, returned Saturday to her
home in Clarendon
o. +. Hornbeck shipped from Orwell
station Saturday a carload of stock to
New York City, two more to that city
Monday and one to Boston
Moses Narcotics and family of Proc
tor were guests from Friday until Sun
day at the home of Ms. Narcotics
parents, Mr.. and Mrs c. E. Blackmer.
Miss Irene Sird, who has been dur
ing the summer at Lake Bomoseen,
came Friday to remain with her aunt,
Mrs. Adde Dumas until after Thanks
giving
Mrs, Amos Root and two sons, Roy
and Richard of Glens Falls, n. Y, and
Gilbert Root of Hortonville, were
guests Friday of Mr. and Mrs. O. B
Root
Frances and Matthew Conway, Mr.
Hughes of Oneonta Valley, n V, and
Clarence Belanger returned OH Friday
from a few days spent in hunting in
Rochester,
Ernest Aunchman has purchased of
W B French his house on Prospect
street in Orwell village and will move
his family there from the Hough farm
this coming spring
Mrs Marns of Fair Haven is pass
ins the week with her daughter, Mrs.
b J Barber after which she will 90
to spend the winter with another
daughter in Washington, d. c.
Charles Wisell, who has been for
three weeks in the Rutland hospital for
treatment, returned home Monday ac-
companied by his son Noble and Miss
Seward of Rutland, who will care for
him
Miss Mary Ryan, who has been in
Nergennes for some time is at her home
here Miss Ryan expects to go soon
to Winooski where She will take
nurses training course at the Fanny
Allen hospital
Mrs. James Kimberley and 1lugh-
ter Ida are for a week or two with
Mrs KimbcrIey's parents, Mr. and
Mrs John Fish in Whitehall n Y
Mr. Kimberley spent Sunday wi-h his
family in Whitehall
Edward Heminway and son of Man
chester passed the weekend at the
home Of c. c. Phelps Mr.. Phelps and
sons Charles and Tenny and their
guests attended the L. V. M.-Middle-
bury football game in Burlington Sat
urday.
Zebulon Baker who has been CON
valesCing from a recent serious opera
ton, is not so well and his daughter,
Mrs. Harold StoCkwell has come from :
her home in Utica, ~ Y to assist in
caring for him
Legion Post Ball a Success !
The first annual ball of Mt indie
pendence Post No So, American Le-
gion, which was held at Orwell town
hall Friday evening was attended by
ITO couples and was a great success
Brandon, Mddlebury, Rutland, Fair
Hava,, aud all .,,rro,,ud;no tD,rt,. ,,..ro