Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1916-09-15
BRANDON.

BRANDON.
S. w. Jones and wife and Mrs. Parker
were in Rutland Friday.
The Brandon Concert band furnished
music at the second day Of the fair at
Rutland,
Bishop Rice was at Brandon Sunday,
and confirmed large class at ST. Mary s
church,
Miss Rose ParmaIee has returned from
Albany, where she has been visiting
Miss Hazel Bowker is visiting her
parents in West Rutland, Mr.. and Mrs
Ben Bowker.
Daniel Fay on Friday took his family
in his new auto to Benson to visit rela'
tives for few days, Cheney Braley
supplied r, F, ID, No . route during Mr.
Fay's absence.
Philip BeauregaId of Canaan, n "
is visiting for few days at Mr. and Mrs
NJ, n. Demos.
Miss Elizabeth June has returned to
her home in Atchison, Kan, where she
Is principal Of one of the city schools.
Miss June was formerly a Brandon girl
and will be remembered by many here
c. b. White Of Shoreham WAS in town
Saturday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bartram returned
home Monday from Bridgeport, Conn"
where they have been for three weeks
Miss Gladys Whitney Of Pittsford accom-
panied them TO Connecticut and returned.
+. O. Blackwell and his two daughters,
Katherine and Helen have gone to the
White Mountains on an automobile trip,
Leslie Mcintyre has resigned his
position in his brothers store and will
soon 90 to Akron o., where he expects
to make his future home.
Ira Graustein from Boston is in Bran
don looking up his milk business among
the farmers
Edward j. Brandon the city clerk of
Cambridge, Mass, was in Brandon Mon
day looking up the historical records Of
the town.
Miss Amy Severy from Troy, who has
been in Brandon for week on a visit to
her mother, Mrs. Alex Severy has re-
turned to Troy, \. y.
Mrs. Hammond, Parker and Wakefield
returned to North Troy Monday, They
have been in town settling the Parker
estate.
Mrs. James G.. Woodruff and her niece
have gone to New York to visit friends
The board of civil authority which met
on SATURDAY. evening at the town clerks
Office to correct the check list added in
all over twenty names to the check list,
so now Brandon has over 800 names on
the check list.
MIR. and Mrs. Wendell Hutchinson,
and Miss Mary Smell of Bridgewater,
Mass. are visiting friends in town.
Charles | Needham is spending few
days with his family at his cottage at
Lake Dunmore.
Neshobe Grange attended in body a
memorial day service at the Congrega-
tional church last Sabbath.
Alice and Mabel Risingiand their uncle,
L. Alderman, are at Lake Dunmore for
a week or ten days.
James Anderson from Cleveland, o.,
visited relatives here on Monday.
Allen Lewis of Lynn, Mass. is in
Brandon looking after old friends. MIR.
Lewis was raised in this town and lived
here many years.
Fred Ferris of High street is not 50
we'll and is confined to his room.
Mrs. Arthur Buttles has returned from
Rutland hospital where she has been for
two weeks,
Mrs. J. d. Barber, who is living with
her daughter Mrs. H. c, Spaulding, fell
down stairs Friday and broke three ribs.
She is in a serious condition. She met
with an auto accident in Pttsford last
season which confined her to her bed for
months, and was just recovering from
that hurt
Albert Heath and his son Albert are
visiting at the home of his niece, Mrs.
Myron Aver, in the Arnold district. He
reports the Western crops to be very
poor this year, in the vicinity of his
home in Joliet, Ill.
Mrs. Eta Fuller has sold her place to
Harry Atwood at the Stone Mill and
and will give possession Oct. list.
Miss Mary Borah of Rutland is visiting
her friends in town.
Miss Nellie Jones of Providence, r. l.,
who has been visiting her mother and
friends has returned home.
Miss Lottie Baker has gone to Bowling
Green, O., where she will take course in
vocal music.
Miss Alice Baker and Mrs. George
Baker have gone to Mount Clemens,
Mich, for treatment.
Miss Mildred Hooker of Rochester is
visiting her relatives in Brandon.
Hubert Crooks returned Monday
from three weeks stay in Springfield
where he has been clerking in large
drug store.
Carroll Sisco returned Tuesday from
Boston where he has been for few
weeks working for the Vermont Marble
Co.
Felix Cole of Burlington is visiting his
uncle, Edward Chandler.
Lake Dunmore Chapter, D. A. R., met
Wednesday at the home of Mrs. E. L.
Bruce at Pittsford for transaction of
business, followed by refreshments.
Brandon cast 400 votes Tuesday at the
primaries, as follows: For senator, Page
242. Fletcher 90, Gates 100; for repre-
sentative in Congress, Greene 307; for
States attorney, Buttles 345; for gov.
ernor, Graham 1855; for lieut.. governor,
Weeks 242, Hulburd 80; town represent