Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1916-10-27
BRANDON.

into Brandon from adjoining towns IN
order to enable the company to fill their
contracts more promptly.
The Mary L. Ketcham circle Of Kings
Daughters held n meeting this week at
Mrs Cheney Bradley's,
NJ. j. Lavonche and wife have moved
from Conant square in Brandon to Rut'
land, where Mr., LaVonche has position,
Ernest Breed of Pittsford was in Bran.
dan this week looking up the lumber in
terests.
Edwin Peabody has returned from
over the lake, where he has large business
interests
The town clerk has granted a marriage
license to Fred NJ. Hollett and Nellie
Demo.
Messrs. harrington, Seager, Bacon and
Leonard, who went to the Springfield
Dairy show by auto, have returned and
pronounce it the greatest dairy show
ever visited,
Charles Benoit who went to Gary Ind,
early in the season, has returned on
visit to his people.
Rev. Charles Carpenter and wife from
Salisbury Conn, formerly pastor of st,
Thomas church Of this village, was in
town Wednesday visiting friends while
on his way to Burlington
Mrs. Bernie Parker is moving from
Franklin street to her house on Park
street and Dr. b, A. Holmes will move
into the Parker house, which he has re-
Gently purchased of Will II, Williams Of
Rutland.
Miss Carter Of Rutland is the guest Of
her sister, Mrs, Ernest Poulin,
Ex-Governor E, j. Ormsbee was in
Burlington Tuesday with George Fagg of
this village.
Leslie Mcintyre is home from Ohio to
attend the funeral of Mrs. Fred Mcln'
tyre of Leicester There is well de-
fined rumor that he will assume charge
of the Mcintre store soon, and Archie
Mcintyre will move to Rutland.
DR.. j. W. Estabrook has returned from
New York city, where he has been for
two weeks.
The funeral of Hiram Aver, an old
veteran of the Civil war, took place on
Sunday, October 90, at the Goshen
church at 1880 p. m. Post c. j, Ormsbee
had charge of the services. He is sur
vived by wife, Louisa, and two sons,
Clayton and Ernest Aver both Of this
town. The interment was in Goshen
cemetery.
Harry f. Bartram and wife left Mon.
day for Bridgeport, Conn, where Mr.,
Bartram has position as dairy inspector.
c. b Hazen of st. Adams, Vt has
been engaged as prescription clerk al
Spooner's drug store.
The brandon Graded school reopened
October % with full quota of pupils.
There have no new cases of paralysis
az p AIRED and the case of the Narcotic
girl is not at all serious.
DIR. o. G. Baker and DR. j. s. Eastwood
were at the Rutland County Medical
society meeting last week They went
to hear an address from DR.. Taylor of
Burlington, who is an expert on the
diagnosis of infantiie paralysis,
Charles Freeman, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Dever were in Governor, n. Y,
Monday to attend the funeral of Joseph
Callahan,
Mrs. Charles Tennien of Brandon is
visiting her daughter Mrs. Hamilton OF
Rutland.
Freeman Riley, who has been in Troy.
N. Y, for few weeks, has returned
home.
John Churchill shipped fine Shetland
pony two years DID, which he sold to
Mrs. A. A. Green of South Woodstock
this week.
II. E. Bissel and wife returned Mon
day from New Hampshire, where he
hasbeen managing summer hotel.
Mrs. c. l.. Peck, who has been stopping
near Boston for some weeks, has return
ed to Brandon.
c. NJ. Winslow left Sunday evening for
Philadelphia, for a business trip made in
the interest of the AYRSHIRE Breeders
Association.
Rev. William Leonard, an aged pastor
of the M. E. church. being in his SSth
year, took charge of the services last
Sunday, in the absence Of Rev. George
A. Kerr.
The annual business meeting of the
Brandon Musical club was held at the
home of Mrs. T. w. Ray on Park street
Monday night,
James Harris is in New Haven, where
he has contracts for wiring houses for
electric lights.
Guy Scott has rented his house on
Pearl street to Charles Hotch of the
Meadow Brook Marble Co
Harry Hamilton has sold his Brandon
fish market.
Mrs. Arnold Manchester has left town
for the winter.
Mrs Minnie K. Hall has returned from
Burlington and will remain in Brandon
for the winter.