Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1916-07-21
BRANDON.

Leon Shambo IL filling the position OF
chef in the Brandon Inn
Mrs, c, 7, Farr, son George and wife
were IN Rutland this week
Mrs, NJ. j, Lavonche who has been
stopping in Brandon for few days, has
returned to her home in Middlebury'
The Brandon Circle Of Kings Daugh
ters met at the Methodist church, ana
attended the funeral Of Mrs, Dana Mich
OILS in body,
Harley Rowe has improved the appear
ance of his house by stating the roof
w, II, Flint har returned from st.
Adams, where he has been visiting his
daughter, Mrs, b, j. Thomas,
Rev, j. Herbert Cope of Haka, Bur.
NAH, spoke last Sunday morning and
evening in the Baptist church on his
work in the East.
Rev, Charles Fisk Of Cleveland, Ohio,
has been stopping in Brandon for q
couple of day looking up the record OF
the Fisk family in Vermont
Bernard Parker, wife and two child
rem, and S, w, Jones and wife have gone
10 the Adirondacks for few days fish
ing, They will return next Wednesday.
Mrs. o. A, Gee has been visiting in
Rutland this week,
Mr., and Mrs, Henry Ballard are stop
ping at the home Of r, H. Newcomb for
a few days,
w, r. Sessions is in Bristol and Ferris
burg for few days visiting relatives!
James T. Harris, wife and daughter
have gone to Round Lake, n, Y, where
his. daughter will attend harp instruc'
ton school.
Mary Button has returned from An.
trim, N, H., where she has been visiting
Eliza Bissel.
1t is expected that the contracts for
the new High school building will be
awarded not later than Thursday of this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ferris, who came
here this week, with the body of Mrs,
Dana Nichols, from Maine, have re-
turned to their home in Maine,
A son was born recently to Mr., and
Mrs Hugh Chapel.
Harvey Rlckert and wife from Fairfax,
who were long time residents Of this
town, are at the home Of James Rickert
Mr., Rickert is, at the present time, in
very poor health.
The physicians of this town and vicin.
ity held meeting Saturday afternoon
at the law office of Frank w. Williams,
to ratify the new schedule of prices for
Rutland County physicians recently
adopted, There is very material adj
vance in prices.
Miss Emma Knowlton has returned
from Cleveland, O.
The ladies of St. Thomas church will
hold an annual rummage sale on the
lawn CT the church Wednesday, July 26.
Miss Nettie Thomas, who has been
visiting her mother, has returned to her
duties at Schenectady, N. Y,
Fred Cassavant, a well known Bran.
don boy, who has been visiting in town
a few days, returned to his home in Wor.
cester Tuesday.
The New England Ayrshire club have
accepted an invitation from c. NJ. Wins.
low to hold its annual field day in Bran
don, and the meeting was held at the
Brandon Inn Wednesday afternoon. The
State of Vermont ranks very hlph in the
Ayrshire records, being third in the
United States, and second in milk test.
C, L. Stay and wife were in Rutland
Tuesday.
Charles E, SAvery and wife of Hyde
Park paid visit to Brandon Wednes.
day, while on their way to Shoreham.
Will Shattuck of Bristol was in town
Tuesday.
George Foss of Hyde Park was in town
Tuesday,
Charles LaFlam, wife and children
have been visiting at E. j. Browns in
Florence.
Frank Carrigan and wife are in New
York State called there by an accident
to their son, Charles, who was run over
by an automobile and seriously injured.
Later reports state that young Carrigan
is slightly better.
Mr.. and Mrs B. NJ. Bowker of West
Rutland have been visiting their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Arthur Ferris.
| w ulldHl MCCllntOCb, anu H. II -
Watson are stopping at the Brandon Inn.
The location of the Chautuqua grounds
for this season is settled at last. 1t will
be in the rear of the graded school build.
ing.
Miss CIeora Fredette has returned from
Keene, N. H., where she has been visit.
ing her mother
B, w. Estey of Bristol visited friends
in town Tuesday, while on his way to
White River Junction.
Miss Maybele Kelley has returned
from Thompson's Point, where she has
been visiting Mss-Ruth Sprague for two
weeks.
Lloyd Sprague was in town Tuesday
from Lake Champlain.
An Automobile club has been formed
in town, and the following officers have
been elected: President, E, D. Blackwell;
ce-president, Thomas W. Ray; secre-
tary and treasurer, DR.. Norton; execu.
tive committee, C, L. Clifford, James
Whelden, w. D. Nutting, DR.. W. Ii.
Wright. An invitation is extended to
all owners of autos to join the club.
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