Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1916-03-31

+, NJ Packard has moved his goods
from his home In Mend0n 10 Brandon
lie viii occupy the keeler house on
Franklin street,
Robert Silly has returned to Barre to
work,
Philip Bulvis has returned from the
Mary Fletcher hospital, Burlington, and
resumed his duties NJ the Horn, Crockett
a. Co. plant,
Misses Mary and G ara Bowker Of
Rutland are visiting their sister, Mrs.
Margaret Ferris Of High street,
Charles Crockett IL spending some
time with his father, George Crockett OF
Pearl street,
Lafayette Gibbs spent Sunday with
his family, Mr.. Gibbs is serving az
juror at the county court in Rutland.
Miss Daisy Godfrey il spending her
vacation with her parents and Mr.. and
Mrs. s w. Jones during her vacation,
Daniel b. Brown of Goshen, a veteran
Of the civil war, died Of apopeXy at his
home in Goshen Friday, March "A, He
was n years Of age, MIR, Brown was a
member Of Company |, Vermont Volun'
teers lie is survived by two sons,
Frank and Scion Brown, and three
daughters, Ella, Flora and Addie. The
funeral was held at the house on Tues
day at 10 o'clock, Rev, A, X. Mills Off
ciating lnterment in Goshen,
Rolln Wood has sold his farm north
OF the village 20 Charles Warner.
Mrs Edna Cross has sold her home
place on Franklin street to Rollin C.,
Wood
Charles Warner has sold his place near
the cemetery to the State. The place
will be used in connection with the State
farm
George Kelley who was expecting to
move to the Manchester block, will now
move with his family to the house Of
Mrs. Paige on Franklin street, occupying
the upper floor
The Newton & Thompson hIanulactur.
Ing Co., also the Horn & Crockett Co.,
will adopt new schedue for their men
reducing the hours Of labor to nine
hours with ten hours pay,
George Kelley, who has been book
keeper for the Ayrshire Breeders asao.
citation for some years, will sever his
connection with the association and take
position in the offices of the Bethlehem
Steel company, Bethlehem, Pa, assum-
ing his new duties about April 10. His
many friends in town will be pleased to
hear of his advancement to responsible
position with that company,
Oliver Wyatt of Whiting has moved to
Brandon. He will occupy the Wheeler
house on Center street,
Charles Needham, who has been ill
for some time, was out for the first time
Friday,
Carroll Bush, who has been visiting in
Massachusetts, has returned
Mrs f f. Kingsley has been visiting
her sister, Miss Bertha Shaw of Pittsford.
Mrs, Charles Bean of Pttsford has
been visiting relatives in town.
Curran and Pearl Nichols are moving
onto the farm which they bought Of
Henry Spaulding this week,
There was large attendance at the
auction sale of c. l., Stay Thursday and
good prices were obtained for goods sold.
Frank Martell has leased, the Sister
place on Carver street and will move
next Monday to his new home.
Nelson c. Jones of Shoreham was in
town Friday,
w. d. Nutting has conveyed to the
Brandon Free library as trustee strip of
land known az the Parmenter place at
the corner of Park and Franklin streets.
DR.. j. w. Estabrook and wife have
returned from Castleton where they
have been visiting.
The graded school has closed for a
weeks vacation.
Loyal j, Kelsey of Bratteboro is in
town for few days.
Albert Durey has returned to Burling-
ton after spending few days in town.
Miss Elizabeth King has accepted
position in the millinery store of Molie
Durgy.
There was a large attendance at the
military whist party on Thursday even
ing.
f. NJ. Packard of Mendon has rented
the store in the Prince block which will
be vacated by Ray e. Co. April /.
Rufus w. Harris of Rutland who has
bought the Walters farm north of the
Elan French place has taken possession.
Robert Cahee, who has been on the place
for some time, has moved to Salisbury
where he has leased farm.
The three Derby children are out after
having grip and pneumonia.
Charles f. Hewett has secured a posi-
ton in an automobile garage in Swanton
and will move there this coming spring.
Claude Whitley of Rutland has been
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Whitley, of Forestdale.
Volney Devino was operated upon for
at Burlington recently.
Frank w. Keller has rented his house
on Franklin street to F. NJ. Packard of
Mendon.
Willis j. Bartholomew of Fair Haven,
who bought the Syndicate farm, has
been repairing the buildings for occu-
pancy this spring,
w. F. Cook of this village has bought
the David Clark farm in Sudbury and
will move there April /.
The meeting of the Mems club in the
chapel Friday evening
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