Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1917-09-07
BRANDON


Bernard Bush was a recent visitor in
Burlington.
d. W, Flagg Of Rutland spent Sunday
with his family,
Mrs. Clara Brown spent Sunday with
friends in Whiting,
Perry Fagg has gone to Rutland
where he has employment,
Mrs, G, Walsh of Leominster. Mass,
is visiting relstives in town,
Mr., and Mrs, Irving Green spent Sun
day with relatives in.Goshen,
Frank Memo is visiting at the home
Of his mother on Union street
Judge Charles l. Button of Middle
bury was visitor in town Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will King and child
were visitors in Proctor Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs, Leo Veins and child
were visitors in Burlington over Labor
Day.
Miss Carrie Ormsbee will teach Ger.
man in the High school the coming
year,
W. r. Sessions and Miss, Lottit
Sessions were visitors in Rutland Wed
nesday
The Brandon Concert band gave their
last concert of the season Wednesday
evening
A new course, the commercial viii
be added to the High school curriculum
this year
Mrs. NJ. S. Barnerd has returned frou
Boston where she attended the G. A.
r. convention and visited Mrs. Emma
Pearce
The Marsden Electric Co. is making
preparations to erect an office building
on the site next the Smith block or
Center street.
A, d. Wggin of Montana has leased
the Dr. A. T. Woodward cottage OF
Pearl street which will be occupied by
his family.
Mrs. Bert Thomas and son have re
turned to their home in st. Alban'
after visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Sumner
of Park street
Miss Hazel Flagg Of Pawtuckett, R.
l., who spent her vacation with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. d, W. Flagg, ha:
turned to her work.
Mrs. Ellen Hoag of Laconia, N H.,
who has been guest of her mother
Mrs, Quinn, for two months, has re-
turned to her home,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Nutting and Mr.
and Mrs X. w. Newcomb have re.
turned from an automobile trip through
northern New York.
Mrs. Louise Stone and son, George
have returned to their home in Albany
n. Y, they We're accompanied by Mr.
and Mrs. f. r. Woods.
The Literary club of the Eastern
Star met with Mrs. Albert Wood;
Tuesday afternoon.
The members of the Methodist church
md Sunday school enjoyed their annua
picnic at Lake Dunmore Labor Day.
Mrs. Eva Aines, who has been the
guest of Mrs. William King, has re
turned to her home in South Walling
ford
Mrs. Mark King and child left Satur
day for Newport, n. H., where Mr.
King has employment in dry good
store.
The Grammar grade will be combined
with the High school this year in thu
new building, the lower grades remain
ing in the old building.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. R. Woods and son
Mrs. Louise Stone and son and Mis-
Thelma Collins have returned from {
week S outing at Lake Dunmore.
Mrs. Don Rofe is visitor in town
she will leave in few days for West
field, Mass, where her husband i
stationed with the Vermont troops.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Harrison, VIII
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. vii
Harrison the past few weeks, left Wed
nesday for their home in Downs, Kan
The Mcconnell Rest Home Inc, al
association formed here fol the purpos
of establishing and maintaining hom
and resting place for working women
especially teachers and women temper
arily out of employment, with a recrea
ton park for the Brandon public, ha
filed articles of association with tn
secretary of state. There is no capita
stock, The ncorporators are w. W
Goodnow of Brandon, Amy A. Wake
of Leominster, Mass, Matte B. Leon
ard of Brandon, Edward Dana of Rut
land Rosamond B. Hurd of Pasadena