Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1916-07-14
BRANDON.


Miss Gladys Whitney Of PlttsfOrd spent
Sunday with Miss Mollie Barnard Of this
village,
James Germond Of Hartford, Conn, Il
spending few days At his home IN
Sudbury,
Miss Shirley Farr Of Chicago, with two
friends, have arrived NJ the "Arches'
for the summer months,
Miss Maybelle Kelly Ia at rhompson's
Point for few days as the guest Of Miss
Ruth Sprague,
Dr. and Mrs, living Wood have been
paying a visit 10 his father, Rolln Wood
Miss Mary Button has gone TO Antrim,
n, H., as the guest Of Miss Erica Bissel.
Miss Mae Thorpe is acting as assistant
librarian for while
Miss Cora Talbot OF Carver street has
bought the c. II, Bliss house on Park
street which was partially burned two
years ago, and will NJ once put the house
In first class shape for occupancy, Philip
Purcell will have charge Of repairing the
house.
Seward French, who has been stopping
with Sherwin French for a week, has
returned TO Burlington,
Miss Clara Bowker Of West Rutland
has been visiting her sister, Miss Hazel
Bowker.
Charles Bliss and his daughter, Mrs
Murray Of New York, are stopping in
town for few days,
The funeral Of Mrs. John Vail of Or.
well, who died in the hospital after an
operation and who was brought here for
burial, took place from the Congrega-
tional church at 2 p, M, the Rev. Walter
Thorpe officiating The bearers were
Thomas Ray, Charles Ray, George Young
and +, II. Button. Burial was at Pine
Hill cemetery.
The Royal Workers Of the NJ. Z. church
were entertained Tuesday afternoon by
Miss Fanny Field Of Marble street,
Fred w, Briggs has gone to Brockport,
n. y, where he will spend two weeks
vacation visiting among friends and rel
atives.
William Scott has gone to the White
Mountains where he has position for
the summer
j II Dobinson has been over in Broad.
albin, n. Y, a week where he has been
repairing the church organ,
Edward Blackwell and daughter, S.
w. Jones and wife and other friends
were in Rutland Sunday
Fred w. Briggs was one of the dele
gates from this vicinity to the Mystic
Shrners at Buffalo, n, Y, this week
Thad Denton is i'll at his home with
measles
Rev, Mr., Isaacs of Orwell officated in
the Congregational church Sunday in
place of Rev. Walter Thorpe,
Joseph Churchill of this village has
purchased a meat market in Castleton
and has taken possession,
Robert Curran of this village died
Monday night at 4:3O p m, of cancer of
the stomach, after lingering illness, in
his 57th year, He went to the hospital a
few weeks ago for an operation, which
they refused to perform.
Mrs Arther Perry and her mother are
visiting in Gens Falls, n. Y.
Miss Cornelius Comstock of Bristol is
visiting Miss Katherine Stay of this vii
lage.
Frank Chandler has purchased a new
siX.cylinder REQ automobile
Clarence Carpenter is home from AL.
bany for few days,
Earl Sisters has enlisted in the hospital
corps and has gone to New York
The condition of Frank Lorrain, who
was injured, is somewhat improved,
Hawley Churchill and Miss Winifred
Locke were married at st. Johnsbury
June %. After spending two weeks
with George Churchill and wife they left
for Akron, Ohio,
Miss L. NJ. Stratton of Leominster,
Mass, is at the home of Mrs. C. D. Dodge,
Mrs Arthur Baker and two children,
who spent two weeks at the home of DR.,
O. G, Baker, have returned to their home
in Fair Haven.
Mrs. w. R. Sessions and two children
went Wednesday to Bristol and North |
Ferrisburg for atwo weeks visit,
Wilbur Cheney of Brattleboro is in
town.
Ralph Guilty of Boston is visiting R.
H. Everest.
The funeral of Robert Curran was held |
at the Methodist church Wednesday at 2
p, m. Rev. George Kerr officiating.
Mrs. l., A. Severy has returned from
Troy, where she went to attend the fun
eral of her sister,
. Miss NJ. A. Perry of Somerville is at
Walter Bumps.
Miss Eva Ricketts, is visiting Mrs La
mira Manchester.
Mrs. Angie Willis is home from Hud-
son, N. Y.
w. d. Nutting E, D. Blackwell c. j.
Clifford, 7. w. Rray, DR.. n orion and G.
II. Young attended the Greater Vermont
celebration at Montpelier Wednesday.
MIR. Evans, who has been ill for a few
weeks, has resumed his duties in the
Barker store.
Mrs. Marion Needham formerly of
now of Middlebury ia spending
some time with Mrs Clara Brown,
Mrs. Daycox, mother of Mrs. A, R.
Mills, is on the sick list
Mr.. and Mrs. Sheppard, a brother of
Mrs. Ernest Spencer, is spending some
time in town.