Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1922-03-03
ORWELL
Scott FELTON, is i'll.

/. Il, DOllIlle Oh llColluelO5d was IN
town Monday
T. p. Desjadon and H. A. Hall were
in Rutland Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. c. n. Ladd were in
Ticonderoga Saturday.
Miss Beatrice Doane was home from
Bridport for the weekend,
George Reynolds has purchased The
Mrs. Martha Graves place.
/ Mrs. A. c. Barnard spent Wednes-
day of last week in Brandon.
Z. s Harrington of Brandon was a
/ business visitor in town Monday.
Mr.. Pruyn of Albany, n. Y is a
guest at the home of L. B. Needham
Mrs. Julia Brown and Mrs, Julia
Cook were Brandon visitors Monday
Miss Eflie Phelps, operator in the
telephone exchange, is i'll at her home
David Barnum of Ticonderoga was
a Sunday visitor at S. J. McIntyre's
Harold Purcell visited at the home
of William Disorda in Sudbury Sun
day.
Gilbert Root of Hortonville was a
guest Of his brother, o. B. Root Fri
day
Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Guyette Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. P, A. La Due on
Sunday.
William Shorkey of Brandon passed
the weekend with his sister Mrs. Viii
liam Cassavaugh.
Thomas Barron of Hartford, Conn
visited his sister, Mrs. E. L. Hopkins
early this week
Mrs. Joseph Lafley went to Benson
Monday where she will care for Mrs
William Johnson
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Atkins of Ticon-
deroga spent Sunday as guest of the
Misses Emma Mercure.
Harry Spauldiug of Rutland came
Saturday to visit at the home of his
sister, Mrs. c. /. Munger
Mr.. and Mrs Irving Watsock and lit
tie child Of Ticonderoga suent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. c. n Ladd
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Fortier en-
tertained 2j of their friends at cards
at their home Saturday evening
DR.. and Mrs. f. T. tombstone atten-
dcd service, at the Congregational
c"uIcn il, 9lo'cIlauI 9u"I1!'
the home Of Clayton Williamson in
Benson Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mrs. Mary b Abel, who has been
quite i'll for the past two weeks is now
able to sit up a part of each day.
About 80 persons attended the dance
,Whlch wa, heId Monday evening at lhe
nome OIL Nlr. ana MIS- 'IleS Nya"'
Mr. and Mrs Harold Brock were
guests OF Mr. ana MIS- howard BROCK
III Street Road sunday ana Monday
MI lhucpenoGnte american Legion
Post no. - heId us regular meeting
at ITS rooms on FRIDAY evening" FeD'
%,
Miss Alice " arTen returned 9atur-
dav from spending ihe week win ner
cousin MIS- [. l. Button IN Middle
bury,
Mr. ana MIS-. Harry sullivan ana
three children OF tair Haven were sat
urday guests OF Mr., ana MIS-. r. NJ
Ryan go,
FRANK La Duo ana TWO Chiidren oil
Brandon spent Saturday win MI La
Duc' parents, Mr.. ana MIS-. Joseph
Laouc.
MIS- Ke'l' fur'eH was mere from
MIdd.eoury TO be an over SUNDAY
guest OF hLer parents MI ana MIS- l.
II Purcell
Mr. ana Mrs +. +, ouiiS' VINO nave
been Tor several weeks III Boston were
expected TO return nome thursday oil
TINS week.
MIS-. u. NJ locke went Monday TO
spelld lew DAYS Win Her parents
Mr. and Mrs. Fred BrooNinS III Fast
M.ddIepury
Miss Marion BeSSette, VINO Is atlen-
ding school IN Ilconderoga spent the
weekend with her parents, MI ana
Mrs. /. \. Beasette.
Miss Blanche BaScom, VINO mas Deen
Ill for several weeks, was presented by
her Young trends early III the week
with a sunshine Box.
Lenten Devouons Will be heId at
St PauIs Church beginning TINS week,
at $50 o'clock on each FRIDAY and sun
day evenings during Lent.
Ernest Norton OF Middlebury and
Ernest Guyette OF Manchester spent
Thursday and FRIDAY OF last week at
the home OF p. a. La Due.
Anniversary Requlm High Mass Tor
Miss Mia Iodrilt was celebrated at
ST. PaulS Church on Monday morning