Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1916-09-29
BRANDON.


Harvester Co.
Carroll ssco has gone to Cleveland, o.,
TO work in the branch office Of the YER
mont Marble Co.
MIR. and Mrs. Medrick Lavonche spent
Friday in Rutland.
Mrs. Jennie Il. Braley OF this town,
who is State Corresponding secretary OF
the Kings Daughters, was in attendance
at the Rutland convention recently.
Mr., and Mrs. w. A, Fuller have return.
ed from Burlington where they have
been visiting Prof. and Mrs. NJ. ID, Chit
tenden,
The Kings daughters OF Brandon were
addressed In the Congregational chapel
Friday afternoon by Mrs. Ida Mansfield
Of Iowa, who is State worker at home,
Quite large delegation OF young men
and young ladies are in attendance at
at Middlebury College this fall.
David Stafford and wife and two
daughters left for their home in Man
kota, Kans.. Friday. Mr., Stafford has
has been in Brandon since the burial OF
his father some weeks ago.
October 9TH the ladies Of the Congrega-
tional church will conduct rummage
sale in the Chapel of the Congregational
church.
Mrs Quincy Churchill of Carver street
is quite III and is attended by her daugh'
ter, Mrs a. o, Furguson Of Burlington.
John Churchill met with very serious
accident Thursday evening. He fell
twenty feet from the top Of an apple
tree, iniuring his back DR.. Estabrook
was called. He found no bones broken,
but internal injuries that caused him
great pain
Work on the piece of permanent road
the town and State are building on the
creek road is progressing finely. Many
hundred loads of stone and gravel will
be used to to make good foundation
The road will be fourteen feet wide and
about three feet Of stone and gravel in
depth will be put on 1t.
The Changers held their fair In the
Grange hall Saturday. They had very
good exhibit of all kinds Of farm produce,
especially apples and pears. The attend
dnce was very Boou'
Mrs. r. A. Sessions was in Rutland
Sunday and Monday visiting her sister,
Mrs Harry Lavalley.
John Churchill, is reported better, and
it is hoped he will soon recover.
Mr. and Mrs, Grant Chase have return.
ed from their wedding trip and will
make Brandon their home for a short
time.
Mrs. Charles Tennian is visiting her
daughter Mrs William Hamilton of Rut
land this week.
Harry Bartram has returned from
business trip to Bridgeport, Conn.
Miss Amy Severely of Albany, N Y, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Aleck Severy
of Franklin street, Miss Severy will re.
turn to Albany next Sunday.
Edmund Ostiguy has accepted posi-.
tion with Redfield Proctor at Proctor
and will move his family there October
It'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Ferris and Miss
Hazel Bowker, who have been camping
at Lake Dunmore for week, have re-
turned home.
Miss Louisa Nelson is the guest of her
cousin, Miss Alice Briggs.
Clarence Marsh and family returned
from Bristol on Tuesday of this week
and are stopping with S. w. Jones for a
couple of days
E. A. Palmer is in Ludlow for few
days.
j. Fennimore Sessions, who has been in
the pay department of the Vermont
Marble company at Proctor for some
years, has been transferred to the Cleve-
land, o. office
Jack Haher has sold his home on
Depot street to Charles Rowe, and will
move in a few days to his new home on
Carver street. Mr.. Rowe will remove to
his new home as soon as possible renting
his present home.
Miss Nellie Devers is visiting in town
for few days
Roy Wood is confined to the house by
illness.
L. A. Severy and George II. Young
were drawn as jurors from Brandon for
the Federal court at Rutland October g.
The directors of the Brandon Inn have
decided to make extensive repairs on the
building. The third story is to be finish
ed giving 1S or 90 more rooms, and
many improvements are to be made in
the dining room and an elevator will be
installed. These changes are made
necessary by the increased business
which has come to the Inn during the
past two years.
Mrs. Alice Sprague and daughter Ruth
have returned from Lake Champlain
where they have spent the summer.
Students night was observed Saturday
evening by large and appreciative
audience at the NJ. E, church. The
church was tastefully decorated with
potted flowers end students banners,
The pastor delivered very interesting
address on the value of education. The
school board attended in body.
The women of st. Mary's church will
hold rummage sale in Forester's hall
next Tuesday, October Sd.
The next meeting of the grange will
be Saturday evening, October 18th.
Mrs. j. B. Morse, who has been spend
ing the summer at the NJ. E, parsonage,
has gone to New York, where she has
position with the Collier Publishing
Co.