Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1916-04-07
BRANDON.
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Warner,
Mrs w A, Atwell Of Middlebury Ii Il
town for few days visiting her husband
Mary Il Chandler has been in Alban,
for a few days to visit Mrs, Edwar
Walker,
Miss Kathleen Blackwell has been il
Newport, n, H., visiting her sister, AIrt
Chamberlain
Mrs, Julius Graves, attended the fun
eral in Rutland of Mrs, Jane Barker
widow of Loyal Barker, MIR, and Mrs
Barker lived here many years and haC
many friends.
Rev. George A, Kerr has invited the c
j, Ormsbee post. G.. A. r., to be guests o
the Methodist Episcopal church OF
Memorial day, May 2Sth
Charles +. Warner has sold all hi
interest in creek meadow to his brother
Frank NJ Warner,
A meeting OF the Dunmore Hose com
pany was held at the hose house Wed
nesday evening at which important mat
tiers were disposed Of.
Frank Cook was in Burlington thi,
week.
The Neshobe Syndicate opened shot
and furnishing store Monday with FREQ
Rogers M manager,
Ray g. Co, have vacated the PRIME
block and combined the clothing anC
shoe stock in the shoe store.
Mrs. w. II. johnson and Mrs, Allie
Baker entertained the Loyal Workers
Wednesday afternoon
Mr. and Mrs. James Martin have re-
turned to Troy, n. Y.
Clarence Carpenter, who has been
home few days has returned to Albany,
N. Y.
Charles Benoit, who has been clerk for
G. c. Clifford, has resigned his position
and will go to Gary, Indiana, to work,
Mrs, Harriet Beadle has sold her hoa Sc
on Franklin street to Mrs. Herman viii,
liams,
Albert Durgy has assumed his duties
as night clerk at the Hotel Bardwell
Rutland.
Mr., and Mrs. William Harrison and
Miss Christine Sessions, who spent the
winter in Kansas, returned to Brandon
this week.
Myron Taylor, student at the State
Agricultural School at Randolph Center,
is spending weeks vacation with his
parents here.
The report that f. d. Lamphere had
sold out to Ernest Cool was Incorrect,
He sold him the tools, but not the bust.
ness, Mr.. Cool will work for Archie
Mclntire this year as tinsmith.
Brandon High school basket ball team
beat Proctor 81 to II Thursday night at
Proctor The Brandon players are doing
good work,
Mr. and Mrs. S.W. Jones spent Sunday
in Mlddlebury, guests of Judge and Mrs,
Button.
William Purcell has taken the contract
to rebuild the house of c. L. Stay of
Center street. The new structure will be
style.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Blackmer of
were in town recently.
Mrs, c. A. June and son have been
visiting in Rutland
The Ladies' Whist club met at Mrs.
Fred Barker's Friday afternoon.
R, w. Barnard of Pittsford was in
town Saturday.
The Graded school committee has sold
the Graves building which it bought to
Henry c. Spaulding.
Mrs. Morris Graves is visiting friends
in Bristol.
Mrs, Joseph Smith, aged 81, who lived
at the "Stone MILL" died March 30th
from a complication of diseases. The
funeral took place on Friday afternoon.
Edward NOLAN from Leicester juno.
ton will occupy the Clifford farm south
of the village the coming season.
The Baptist Church Young Peoples
Union held very enjoyable social
Friday evening at which refreshments
were served.
Mrs. j. H. Wheldon, who has been
visiting her father, w. T, Dennlson in
Pittsford, has returned home.
Mrs, George Hornbeck of Sudbury has
been visiting friends in Forestdale.
Mr., and Mrs. James Martin of Albany,
n. Y, will be in town over Sunday.
Mrs William Simonds has decided her
place to Mr.. Martin on Pearl street. who
will make Brandon his home in the
future.
Miss Grace Sage gave an enter.
.ainment for the benefit of the Brandon
'ree library at the town hall Wednesday
evening, April 9Th. Her services were
offered free by the Lyceum Bureau to
he library corporation on account of a
leficit in the proceeds of the lecture
course. The play was "Peg o. My
Heart.
Mrs. Annette Jones of Seminary Hill is
visiting friends in Goshen.
A large number of old soldiers and
friends went to Goshen from Brandon to
attend the funeral of D. b. Brown,
Oliver Myatt will act as agent for the
Direct Importing Co., having store in
MS Center street tenement.
There was a good attendance at the
Inn to listen to instructions by nurse
from Peter Bingham's hospital at Boston
as to how to make surgical dressings.
Miss Katherine Crockett and Charles
Crockett are in Boston.
The little daughter of Ira Maxfield,
who has been ill with bronchitis, is i'm.
proving,