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


gone 10 their camp at Lake Dunmore II
spend the month Of July,
Margaret Larock, daughter Of Frank
Larock, has gone to the hospital for an
operation,
Rev. Charles Leonard, principal OF
Troy Conference academy, supplied the
NJ. +. church pulpit Sunday morning
Guy Hosmer Of the Arnold district has
bought Cole automobile,
Miss Eta Grover Of High street has
gone TO Rochester, y. w. for an lndell'
mite stay
The Country club held a dinner at the
Cheney farm July 4th, There was a
very pleasant social gathering
seward French of Burlington is at the
home Of his brother, Sherwood French,
and will spend his vacation there
Miss Rose Parmalee has gone to Cas-
Teton to attend the Summer school at
that place,
Lewis c. Bump has purchased seven
passenger Cole automobile
George FAIR, wife and children from
Springfield, Mass, are visiting at the
home of Mrs, George b. Farr of Depot
street,
Charles DeGarmo of Forestdale has
sold the Pfenning house to Mrs. Fanny
b, Carr
Amelia began Murray has purchased
the Sherman house of Fanny Carr
VIII Dean, wife and children left Sat
urday noon for an automobile trip to
Connecticut. Cheney Braley will supply
his route in his absence.
Miss Beatrice Backus is in town visit
ing her mother.
st. Mary's base ball team of this town
defeated ST. Peters of Rutland on Z. NJ.
Winslow's grounds 80 to 10. st. Mary's
team will 60 to Rutland to play the re-
turn game Friday, July It'll.
Mrs. Nellie b. Mcclellan has returned
home, and has AS her guests her sister,
Mrs. Crippen, and her husband and two
children from Saratoga Springs, ~ y
George Forguites, the Forestdale mail
agent, has moved into his new home.
At meeting of the town school board
of directors held Friday Cheney Braley
was elected chairman and clerk.
Carlos Gpson and wife are spending a
few DAYS with relatives in Burlington.
Mrs. Arthur Baker and children of
Fair Haven are visiting at the home of
DR., O. c, Baker.
Fred Bowman, who was in town this
week, has returned home. Mrs. Bowman
and children will remain for while as
guests of Mrs ., S. Backus.
The funeral of o. T, Severy, who died
on his farm south of the village Satur'
day afternoon, was held Monday, July
3rd. Rev. George Kerr officiated and
interment was in Forestdale cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Jones and Elan
French enjoyed an automobile trip to
Walingford this week,
A serious accident occurred Monday
at the stone bridge in Brandon village
when Frank Lorraine of Seminary Hill,
an employee of the Corona mill, unable
to make the turn on his bicycle, was
thrown over the coping onto the rocks
in the river bed 10 feet below. A deep
cash was cut in the back of his head and
two ribs we're broken. DR.. Eastwood
treated the injured man and at present
he is resting comfortably,
DIR. j. HAYDEN Woodward of New York
CITY. A well known former resident of
this place and son of Dr. A. I. Wood
ward, died Sunday at his city home. He
was graduated from Bellevue hospital
with high honors, ranking first in class
of 100 Devoting himself to the study
of throat and ear diseases he rapidly took
high rank as specialist. DR.. Wood
ward was twice married, his first wife
being Laura Nelson. After her death he
married Madaline Donahue, who survi-
yes him. His body was brought here
for burial on the early train Tuesday,
interment being at Pine Hill.
Miss Amy Severy of Troy is visiting
her mother on Frankling street.
Miss Nina Brown and her mother have
arrived from New York for the summer
Mrs. Fifield has returned after spend
ing the winter at Springfield, Mass.
Miss Dorothy Thrall is spending hel
vacation with her brother in Burlington
c. L, Stay is moving into his new
home,
DR.. B. D. Colby of Sudbury was III
town Tuesday.
Childrens night will be observed II
the Grange July To-