Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1916-04-21
BRANDON.

Charles Rays son has been Visiting
him for few days,
Nearly all Of the farmers in this yicn-
ity have sold their surplus potatoes at
the cars for SlOO per bushel
William II johnson Of Kansas City,
Mo-, IL visiting here, Mr., Johnson has
not been East for many years,
The women Of this village are invited
every Wednesday and Thursday 10 the
rooms in the Briggs block over the Bat
tells harness shop TO make surgical DRESS
lnga,
Mrs, Harry Ferris II here from Maine,
called here by the Illness Of her sister,
Mrs, Dana Nichols,
Lewis Baird Of Goshen has made e6OO
pounds Of maple sugar this season, and
il still making.
Charles Hewitt Of FOrestdale went
Thursday to SwantOn, where lao has a
position IN a garage,
Horace s. Thomas Of the Arnold dis
trict will sell his farm and all Of his
farming tools and live stock at public
auction, April 10Th, and will so TO Mass
achusetts about May list, where he will
have charge Of a large farm,
Rolin Wood il moving into his new
home on high street
Miss Molle Barnard spent Wednesday
in Pittsford, where she had a millinery
opening,
The Senior class Of the High school are
rehearsng play, "The Arrival OF
KITTY which they will give in the town
hall in May.
w, j. McClntock Of Morrisvile Is at
the Brandon Inn for few days,
Fred Manchester has returned from a
trip through Maine,
Coils Plude and Irving Howard have
charge Of the stone and carpenter work
on Hethrngton's house.
EmiUs Hyde of Springfield, Mass,
was in town last week
II, Smith Of Burlington has taken the
position with the Ayrshire Breeders
Association left vacant by resignation Of
George Kelley.
There are still many dogs in town
which have not been licensed. The fee
is now SO instead of 81.
Mrs. Hannah Bump has transferred all
of her interest in the Bump place on
Park street to Emilu' b, Hyde,
II, c, Bishop has moved to the new
house built on the farm which he pur.
chased Of f. II. Mores
George II. Holden of Forestdae went
last Friday to the Mary Fletcher hospital,
where he will be operated on for appen.
dcitis and gall stones
Margaret, l5.year-oId daughter of Mr.
and Mrs Irving Jenney died Thursday
afternoon Of tuberculosis She is suvv.
ed by two sisters Sarah and Katherine,
and brother, Stephen The funeral
took place Sunday at O'Clock, NIrs
Jenney, the mother is i'll in bed
At regular meeting of st, Paul's
Lodge. f and A NJ, Wednesday night
the following officers were elected
Master, j. S. Eastwood senior warden,
Earl G. Tracey; treasurer W, +, Scott;
secretary, James Leonard, TIE install
lation of officers was held Tuesday night,
April 18th.
Mr., and Mrs. George II. Young have
returned from Boston,
Fred Ladam has take position In the
store of Clinton Robinson.
Thomas w. Ray has bought six cyl
inder Hudson car,
+. II. Button has purchased a six cyl.
inder Buick car of Landon & Co., Rut.
land.
Miss Bertha NJ. Shaw of Pttsford has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Fred Kings
ley.
Miss Mary Cray, who has been i'll with
neurits, is better.
Rev, George Kerr has returned from
Saratoga, n v, where he attended the
Methodist conference He is to remain
in Brandon.
Father Griffin of Walingford preached
in st. Mary's church Tuesday evening.
The Campfire Girls will on Saturday
evening, April 80, present at the Bran.
don Inn the play "Minnetoska's Dream,
illustrating camp fires.
Joyce Kingsley of Middlebury spent
where Mrs. Kingsley is visiting.
Mrs. Charles Tennien is visiting her
daughter, Mrs, William Hamilton, in
Rutland,
The food sale at the Congregational
chapel Saturday W rs well patronized.
Lafayette Gibbs was home over Sun
day from his duties as juror in Rutland
County court.
Patrick Casey, the stationary engineer
killed in Middebury last week, lived and
worked in Brandon some years and was
well known here.
Eugene Woodruff of Burlington visited
his parents here last Friday.
Miss Virginia Seeley, who has been
visiting Miss Norma Ives, has returned
to her home in Kingston, N. Y.
Alden Gamble, who has been in Rut.
land hospital some months for treatment,
has returned home somewhat improved |
in health,
Members of the Baptist choir were
pleasantly entertained at the parsonage
on Friday evening.
On Tuesday evening, April IS, the fol-
lowing officers of Marble Chapter, o. E,
s., were installed Worthy patron, o. G.
Baker: worthy matron, Mrs, S. Leonard
secretary, Miss Agnes Spooner; treas
urer, Mrs. Hattie Green; conductress,
Mice Anna Field. associate matrOn Mrs |