Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1917-05-11
BRANDON

Inthhlth'
Walter f, Scott is in Boston on bust
ness.
b, A, Rowland has gone to New York
City on business.
George June has gone to Rutland to
work for few weeks,
S. W, Jones and wife were in Rut.
land Wednesday.
Fred Barker has been III with the
grip for several days,
II. j, Prideger has gone to PittsReld,
Mass, to visit his parents.
Philip Welch, who spent the winter
IN Florida, has returned home.
Mrs Hayden Woodland Ia at her home
on Pearl street for few days,
A daughter was born recently to Mr..
and Mrs Charles Corwin Of Forestdale.
John Memoe left Saturday night for
East Hampton, Mass, where he has a
position
Joseph Larrow of Seminary Hill is
confined to his home by carbuncle on
his foot.
Mr. and Mrs. II. h, Bissel will again
manage a summer hotel in New Hamp-
shire.
Mrs, John Casey has returned from
the hospital where she underwent treat
ment
The Business Mems Association met
on Thursday evening at the &. A. r.
hall.
Mrs, j. A. Murray has arrived at her
summer home, Stonehurst, for the sum
mer season.
The auxiliary of the Sons of Veterans
held dance in G. A. X. hall Wednes-
day evening.
j. W, Pollard has so far recovered
from his recent attack Of fever that he
is out doors,
Mrs. Horton Jones of Mddlebury is
visiting Mrs. William Moore at the
Brandon Inn.
The Womens Foreign Missionary so
ciety met Wednesday afternoon at the
Methodist parsonage.
Mrs, Emma Sumner has moved from
her rooms over Rays store to rooms in
the Christie house.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bruce have re-
turned from Benson where they have
been several weeks.
Mrs. j. B. Moore has returned to
New York after visit to her mother,
Mrs. George A. Kerr.
Napoleon Bashaw has returned from
Texas where he has been working for
the Vermont Marble Co.
Mrs. Harry Bartram and her friend,
Mrs. Carr, have gone to Bridgeport,
Conn, for a few days visiting.
Owing to the muddy condition of the
streets, the home guards drilled in the
armory on Wednesday evening.
j. H. Whelden will tear down the old
coal sheds, build a new spur track, and
erect new and modern coal sheds.
Mrs. o. G. Baker is at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. Joseph Shepherd, at
Fair Haven, who is i'll with erysipelas.
The body of Andrew Webster was
brought here on Monday from Mont
pelier Burial was in Pine Hill Gene
terry.
The members of Lake Dunmore chap
ter, D. A. R.. met on Wednesday after
noon with Mrs. Alice Talbot. of Park |
street.
Mrs. j. Moran of Burlington, former
ly of Carver street of this village, has |
been in town for few days visiting
friends.
Carl Sanderson, son of Frank San
derson who has been working in Con-
nectcut for the past year, is at home in
poor health.
c. j. Ormsbee Post, No. Is, Sons of
Veterans, and Sons of Veterans Auxil-
iary will attend the Congregational
church May 9th.
The record of burials in town show
that more people are brought into town
and buried each year than those that
die in town and buried here.
Charles Hall, formerly of this village
and son of Mrs. Minnie E. Hall, has
enlisted in the volunteers which will be
stationed at Plattsburg.
Mrs. John Norton of Railroad avenue
was found dead in her chair Saturday
morning She had been ailing for some
time. Mrs. Norton was 72 years old
John II. Lafrance and Miss Marjorie
Thomas, both of Forestdale, were mar
ried Friday evening at the home of the
bride by Rev. l.. NJ Hayes of Forest
dale
A reception was given Friday evening
by students of the High school to
Teacher Fitzpatrick, who has resigned
to manage a farm until fall near Mont
peler.
At the Dougherty sale of real estate
on Thursday the home farm was bought
by L, A. Severy, the Beaver lot by Tom
W. Ray and the creek meadow by
Frank Aver.
Principal Tracy has received word
from the secretary of the New England
College Certificate board that the
Brandon High school has been certified
for three years.
The officers of Marble Chapter, No.
30, were installed Tuesday night by
Mrs. Grace Freeman of Rutland and
Mrs. Anna Wood, grand chaplain. Mrs.
Freeman was the guest of Mrs. M. N.
Ayr.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Haher left Sun
lay for Seattle, Wash, where Mr..
Haher is a delegate to the National
TeIegraphers convention May a. Mr..
iaher and wife will be away month.