Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1916-04-14
BRANDON.

ton IN Rutland last week
Miss Virginia Seeley is waiting Mis-
Norm Ives,
Miss Molie Barnard had her millinery
opening in Pilts(ord April 9TH,
Rollin Wood had nm auction Thursday
April Glh to sell oil his live stock pre-.
paatory To moving into the village,
Mira Z, II Button aud her daughters
are Visiting in Albany, n, w. for the
past few days,
Miss Helene Hack has returned to her
school in Barre,
Mrs Alice WhitIock Gipson, wife Of
Arthur Glpson, died on Tuesday, at II
u, M She was AZ years old, Besides her
husband, she is survived by two brothers
and four sisters, Cyrus IT, WhitIock Of
Rockville, Conn, and Frank WhitocI Of
Rutland, Miss Ella Whitlock Of Spring,
field, Mass, Mrs, Sarah Kean Of Nan.
tucket Mass, Mrs, Mary Robbins of
Springfield, Mast and Mrs Joseph
= Churchill Of Brandon, She was II mem,
Der OF the Monday club, and the Congre.
gational church, The funeral was held
Wednesday, April 9Th at , p, m, at the
house, Rev Walter Thrope OBLIGATED
f. p, Butler Of Proctor was in town
Wednesday,
There was a large attendance at the
knowlton auction ON Wednesday, and
good prices were obtained Antiques
brought fancy prices.
Farmers state that last Friday was the
best sap day Of the season,
Miss Lotte A Sessions was in Pitts.
ford Monday, the guest of Miss Gladys
Whitney
Last Friday was a gala dav with the
old soldiers it being pension day, and
many were in town with generous sized
checks
Lafayette Gibbs was home Thursday,
from his duties as a juror at Rutland,
There was a good attendance Wednes.
day at the woman meeting on Center
street Of those interested in surgical
dressings
Mrs, Nelson Briggs, who suffered
shock last Monday, shows no improve.
ment,
Miss Mabel Rising has returned TO
MiddIebury College,
William H. Harrison of this village
believes his lucky star is still in the |
ascendancy, He spent the winter in.
Kansas with his family, and, planned to J
start home March eth Friends came
and induced him to wait until March
2Stb, The r. suit was he escaped the big
New York Central wreck at Amherst,
Ohio, Just one day. II he had started
Monday he would have been on that i'll.
fated train.
MIR. and Mrs, Frank Whitloch have re-
turned to their home in Rutland,
Mr. aad Mrs II. 5. Thomas were given
a very pleasant surprise Tuesday evening
in the Arnold District 10y large number
of their friends, who gave them nice
purse of money, after spending pleas
ant evening They 90 to WIberham,
Mass, about May LIST.
Torrance Pettee has leased the Bissell
farm for three years
Mis-. Margaret Jenneys condition
shows no improvement.
Miss Ruth Fuller has returned to Rut.
land after visit to her sister Mrs. Will.
lam King
+, A, Hethrington is moving into his
new home on Franklin street
Hollis Atwell after weeks visit in :
Brandon during his vacation, returned {
to Middlebury Saturday, and on Tuesday i
was quarantned for whooping cough.
Mrs, Irving Jenny of Franklin street is v
i'll with pIursy f
William Dougherty, in the east part h
Of the town, is quite i'll with pneumonia.
Lewis c, Bump is in New York in the G
interests Of the Newton & Thompson il
Mfg Co.
George Kerr, son Of the Rev George Il
A. Kerr, Is progressing favorably from t
an operation for appendicitis at the
Methodist hospital in Brooklyn, whtre g
he was operated on j
f. c. Roberts of Rutland was in town
Wednesday, y
Charles Hewett is ill., As soon as he is d
able he will move tosSwanton, where he
1as a position in garage. L
Rev. j, L. Fort of Saratoga Springs N. N
I - preached in the Methodist church
asst Sunday. W
IL H. Everest mas resumed his position al
Is clerk in Hethringtons store. al
Miss Elizabeth Ferguson of Walling.
ord recently visited at the home of Rev. f
md Mrs. Walter Thrope.
Roy Nicklaw has resigned his position as
t Hethrington's store, removed to For
stdale and entered the employ of the vi
Newton & Thompson Manufacturing Co.
Mr.. and Mrs j. A, Murray have ar. ba
ived at "Greystone," their summer
ONE in ForestdaIe, after spending the th
'inter in New York and various other hi
laCes. W.
The burial of Eugene Lessor, who died fo
.st week in Bridgeport, Conn, took ~
lace here on Saturday. NJ,
Brandon has two brothers who hold 90
ne State age record for hunting and o.,
shlng, in the Rev. William G. Leonard y.
nd Henry Leonard. The have lust IL
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