Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1922-08-18
ORWELL

land Friday.
Miss Doris Slack of Randolph is a
guest at E. o. Bishops.
Mrs. Mary Cooke is in Cornwall
caring for Miss Katherine Griswold who
is i'll.
Forty Hours Devotion were observ-
ed at St. Pauls church beginning Sun
dav morning
Miss Helen Raymond went on Sat
urday to be for a few weeks in Fort
Edward, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. s. Wsell have re-
turned from a week passed in camp at
Lake St Catherine.
Miss Cora Bard of Ferrisburg has
been spending several days with her
friend, Mrs. r. S. Hall
Mrs. Julia Brown has recovered from
severe attack of indigestion which
she suffered on Friday
Mrs Stella Beck and R. E. Wiggin
both of this town were married in Bran
don, Friday, August 4.
Nealy Christian of Proctor spent the
weekend with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Christian.
F. Z. Lille has leased the grist mill
of his brother, L. F. Lille and has in
stalled a telephone, ring S-3.
Mrs Helen Stevens returned Mon
day from several weeks passed with
relatives in Salem, N. Y.
Mrs. Mary Hack rturned Sunday af-
ter spending a week with her son
DR.. T. H. Hack in Proctor.
Mrs. Ellen Wood, Mrs. J. H. Thomas
Miss Alice Jennings, and Miss Lucia
Phelps spent Thursday in Brandon
Mr. and Mrs. K c. Burnell and
daughter, Mrs Eva Warren, and Miss
Alice Warren were in Rutland on Sat
urday.
Mrs. Mary Hack, who passed last
week at the home of her son, DR., T
H. Hack in Proctor, returned horne Of
Sunday.
Mrs Howard LaFountain and daugh
ter Helen of Athol, Mass, are with rela
tives here for the remainder of the
month
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Vail, Mrs. Jennie
Spaulding, Mrs c. l. Munger, anc
daughter Eleanor were Brandon visitor
on Friday
Mrs. E. L. Hopkins has as guests he
three nieces, the Misses Mildred, Gen
evieve, and Helen Carberry of New
York City.
Byron Kinney and mother and
friend from Proctor were guests of Mr.
7 and Mrs. George Greenwood on Thurs
= day of last week
The Orwell second nine was defeat
ed by the Hyde Manor nine at baseball
at Hyde Manor Sunday afternoon tn
score being IA to ?
! The Misses Maude Smith and Rat
! Wilcox started on Wednesday to hik
! to Camels Hump They returne,
A home on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Riley and daugh
I ter after visiting at the home of he
5 brother Charles Hitchcock, have re
/ turned to Burlington.
Mrs Charles Aiken and dau&hte
! Elizabeth of Benson are for week {.
/ the home of Mrs. Aiken's parents, NJ
e and Mrs. W. c. Hack.
t Mr.. and Mrs d. L. Wells with MI
4 and Mrs R A Hall Of Port Henry
70 n Y, left on Saturday for tw
p weeks automobile camping trip.
Mrs Clara belong and Miss Far
of Shoreham and the Misses Helen an
8 Ruth Moore of Middlebury were j
K town on Thursday of last week.
Mrs. Levi Munger, Miss Myrtl
Munger, and Mrs. John Dickinson c
Benson, with Miss Maude Blackmer {
Orwell were in Brandon Thursday
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Raymond, Mr.
f. E. Lille, Mrs. A. A. Munger, an
Miss Addie Raymond were at LAX
a Dunmore on Wednesday of last week
Mr.. and Mrs. ] NJ. Stevens an
daughter Eleanor, and Mr.. and Mr.
dir. c. Young attended the summt
cutting of the Champlain Associate
d held at Fort Frederick on Saturday.
Y Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Marceille VIII
, came on Thursday to visit Mrs. Kat
Plye returned on Saturday to the
home in Salisbury, Mrs. Plye an
i granddaughter, Marjorie accompany
. ing them as their guests.
Moses Narcotics and family
Proctor spent the weekend at tt
=. home of her mother, Mrs c. E. Bll2I
! mer. Frederick Narcotics after
Il week at the Blackmer home, returne
= to Proctor with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Z. Young wit
r their guests, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Smit
q and sons, and Miss Shirley Smith wei
!. in Brandon on Wednesday and c
e Thursday motored to Rogers Roc
and Sabbath Day Point, Lake Georg
y Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Ganoung
IS Bernards Bay n, Y, Mr. Dimock
: Interlaken, n. V. Mr. and Mrs. Blu
}, ton Munger of Bolton, and Mrs. A.
|. Munger of East Shoreham visited
e the homes of c. L. and \. a Mung,
e on Friday
l. The Orwell Benson nine was defea
r ed in league game of baseball
IS Benson Saturday afternoon by II
2. West Rutland nine by a score of
to II, and in the return game whic
was played at Orwell Sunday won OIL
by a score of 6 to ,.
L Mrs. Edwin Mcintyre and Mr.
John Mcintyre who went on Thur
day to visit relatives i'll Hudson Fall
y n. Y, returned home on Sunday bTln.
ing with them their mother, Mr.
r Trrdo-uood who will remain As the