Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1916-10-20
BRANDON.

| NIX lllt MfFH III w lllDDNhl WIN NhNli
brother, b, W. Thrall'
The funeral of Mrs, Whiting of Forest
dale was held from her late home Sun
day afternoon,
The funeral Of Mrs. Buel w. Thrall
was held at Q $50 o'clock Monday after
noon At her late home NJ the corner OF
West Spring and Weaver streets,
WinOoski, The Rev, G, u Hayward OF
the Congregational church olllciated ar
sisted by the Rev, Robert Waahburn,
Mrs, A, s, G, Hill, Slrs, w, h, Mcbride
aud Samuel LHwtOn sang the hymns
"Sometime Wen Understand" and "Go
Bury Thy Sorrow" The bearers were
DR., A 5, O, Hill, Frank b, Big
wood, David Walker, II, |, Stanhope,
Harley q, Hulburt and Oscar w,
Edwards Included among the many
beautiful floral tributes were pieces from
the Frances b, Stevens chapter, o, Il, S.
and the chapter Of Hinesburg OF which
the deceased was member until her
transfer TO the local organization Inter
ment was In Green Mountain Gene
terry,
Scott Hammond Of this town, and Miss
Marion Tobey OF Melrose, Mass, were
married Saturday October IA, at the
brides home in Melrose, After their
wedding trip they will reside AZ Mr.
Hammond's home in Brandon,
Mr., and Mrs, H. A, Durgy were the
guests Of Mr., and Mrs o, A, Durgy over
Sunday,
At the regular meeting OF the Sons Of
Veterans on Wednesday, October 10 the
annual inspection took place which was
conducted by the State officers. The
officials were much pleased with the
work performed by officers Of the local
organization,
Miss Bessie Bacon of the telephone eX.
change is having two weeks vacation
from her duties.
w. G Dunn Of New York city was re.
Gently the guest of Mr., and Mrs, G. s,
Stay of Conant square.
Teresa Baker Whitney died in Forest.
dale Thursday morning October IL,
The deceased was daughter of Hubert
Baker, and was in her 10Th year. Mrs,
Whitney was born and reared in Forest.
dale and had large circle Of friends,
The funeral was held at Forestdale on
Saturday afternoon, with the interment
in Forestdale cemetery,
Ellen Meline, the 14.year.old daughter
of Mr. and Mrs, Oscar Meline, died at
their home on Maple street on Wednes.
day Oct II, Of tuberculosis. The funer.
al was held Friday afternoon with Rev.
George A, Kerr officiating,
All of the teachers outside Of the
graded school district were in attend.
ance at Burlington to the teachers con-
vention.
Professor Tracy has returned from
Boston, where he went to witness the
Worlds series of Baseball games.
Deputy High Chief Ranger Leon
Shambo of Brandon, was in Rutland
Saturday installing officers OF St. Nor.
berts court, c, o. F,
Mrs. Rodney Smith, her daughter Amy
and Miss Bucantine, who have occupied
the PearCe house on Park street this
season, have gone to Boston for the
winter. Mrs. Bernice Parker, who has
bought the house will take possession at
once. DR.. b. A. Holmes who has bought
the Parker place will occupy it as soon
as it is vacated.
The postponed meeting of the d. A, r.
was held Wednesday afternoon October
IS, at their chapter rooms.
The body of Mrs. Fred Mcintyre was
brought to Brandon from Leicester, Mon.
nd tha int ~, hn
Catholic cemetery.
Mrs. J. c. Smith. and Rolin Hatch of
Windsor and Mrs. Bradley of Mlddlebury
spent Sunday at Frank Hatch's.
The Odd Fellows dance which was to
have been held this week has been post.
poned indefinitely.
Hubert |. Crooks, who has been serv.
ing as temporary druggist at Roles
Pharmacy, has terminated his work
owing to the return of Mr.. Evans.
Rev. r. Fl. Washburn of Winooski,
who was formerly NJ. f Pastor here,
was in town Monday visiting friends.
There was no session of the Sunday
schools last Sunday owing to precaution
being taken regarding the case of in.
fantile paralysis in town.
George June and wife of Rutland are
in town for few days at the home of
Volney Thomas,
Hiram d, Aver, who suffered a shock |
very recently is failing slowly, and is
very low.
Frank Cooke of Springfield. Mass, is in
town for a short time at the home of his |
sister, Mrs. S, w, Jones.
Scott Hammond has returned from
Merose, Mass, with his bride.
Jerry Tinnien was in Pttsford Monday
attending the funeral of his brother
Thomas Tinnien.
Mrs. E. j. Wiley of Middlebury has
been is in town visiting at the home of
her cousin, Miss Carrie Ormsbee,
Monday, October 16, being the ami
versary of his S0th birthday, E. G. Carr
of Franklin street was very pleasantly
by many of his friends who
paid him an uns expected call in the even.
ing. The delegation was headed by Rev.
A, j, Mills, the Baptist pastor, followed
by a goodly number of friends. Post
G. j. Ormsbse was also represented by
Honorable E. j. Ormsbee with many old
After pleasant evening the
retired, wishing Mr.. Carr
,,,,,,,, ,,,oro ,nt,,,,,, g Lo L.