Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1916-06-23
BRANDON.

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Clifford Gregory has gone to Mortified
TO join the LIST Vermont regiment of
which he Is member,
Theodore LeDue and Adde Desorda
were married Monday, June 10Th, by the
Rev, A, II, Mills Both bride and groom
are residents Of Brandon,
Reginald Ray IL home from the school
he Is attending for the summer vacation.
Daisy Godfrey, who Is attending Il
Domestic Science school in Brooklyn, IL
home visiting at S, w, Jones
The annual school meeting OF the
Graded School District was held in the
town hall last evening, The following
officers were elected; Moderator, d. II.
Harrington; committee to fill the balance
Of term OF f. O, Spooner, c. l. Clifford /;
7. h. WhalOn was elected TO succeed
himself, a tax Of zoe on the dollar was
voted This Is Toe higher than last year,
There was meeting Of the guarantors
Of the Chautauqua course at the Brandon
Inn Wednesday night, A banquet was
served followed by business meeting.
There will be game Of baseball on the
grounds Of G.. NJ, Winslow Thursday
afternoon between ST. Peters team Of
West Rutland and st. Mays team Of
Brandon.
The annual picnic Of the Baptist church
society was held Wednesday at Bresee's
at Lake Dunmore, There was large
attendance from here.
Frank Ryder has bought of |, w. Horn
the tenement house formerly occupied
by the mother of Mr. Horn, and took
possession of it this week.
Patrick NOLAN has engaged to work
for the management Of the Brandon Inn
this summer.
Charles ID, Needham and family have
taken possession Of their cottage at Lake
Dunmore and will remain there the re.
mainder Of the month
Kathleen and Marjorie Bently, who
have been visiting Mt the home OF Mrs.
G. 5. Clifford, have returned to their
home in Middlebury.
George A, Kerr and family will spend
their vacation Of two weeks this season
at Kimball's Point
Miss Gertrude Sistus, who has been
spending few days with her parents,
has returned to Burlington
Mrs. NJ. II. Munhil and daughter of
Boston are in Brandon for the season.
Rev, A. r.. Mills is slowly improving
from his recent illness,
Edward Johnson was a visitor of Rev.
j. j, Boyle in West Rutland last Satur.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hamilton of
Rutland visited Charles Tinnien and
wife this week.
Freeman Titus of this village, an old
soldier of the Civil War, died Saturday
morning from shock. He enlisted in
Company G, 9th Vt. Regiment, in 1862
and was mustered out in 1865. serving
three years. The funeral was at Forest.
dale Monday afternoon at 3 p. m.
The present teachers in the Brandon
High and Graded school will be returned
for the coming year, with the exception
of the teacher of music, Miss Lptlie
Baker, who is to spend the year in study.
The teachers of the High school are:
Principal, E. T. Tracy; Miss Louie
Clark, jerome Fitzpatrick, Miss lo,z
Cook, Miss Maud E. Crofoot. The
teachers for the grades will be assigned
as follows: First grade, Miss Maud Farm.
ham, second and third grades, Miss
Grace Everin; fourth grade, Miss Grace
Sergeant; fifth grade, Miss Coreie Batch
elder; sixth grade, Miss Flora Clark :
seventh grade, Miss Ruth Annis eighth
and ninth grades, Miss Alice Rising
drawing teacher, Miss Hattie Estabrook !;
teacher Of music, Earl A. Branin.
Levi Bashaw celebrated his S4th birth
day last Friday Besides nearly all of
his friends and neighbors who called on
him he had number of friends and
relatives from Rutland who were there.
E. H. Hethrington has been in the
north part of the State during the last
few days
The winners Of the Vermont scholar.
ship in the high school for 1916, were
Don Rolfe and Mae Thorpe,
Miss Frances Wesley, who has been
stopping in Brandon for a couple Of
weeks, has returned to her home in
Westfield, where she has a position as
assistant librarian in the public library.
Harry Hamilton of Conant square has
opened fish and meat market in Benoit's
block.
Several auto parties from Brandon
went to the opening of the Mountain
Spring hotel. A supper was given by
the management
Mrs. j. H. Shippord of Fair Haven was
in town over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Bearse were in
Springfield on Monday.
SALISBURY