Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1917-02-16
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BRANDON.

There was regular meeting Of the X,
OF Pa at their Lodge room, Thursday
evening,
DIR. II f Peckham gave lecture Fri.
day evening on Osteopothy before the
Young Mems club Of the Congregational
church.
A delegation from George A, Daven-
port Camp Sons Of Veterans auxiliary
went to Vergennes last Thursday even.
ing to assist in installation Of officers of
the camp there.
A son was born to Fred and Ethel
Devino last week,
c. NJ. Wnslow has gone to New York
and Philadelphia ON business trip of
week.
The auditors of the town are auditing
the accounts this week,
Mrs. Wright Fagg was in town Friday
giving instructions to her class in vocal
training.
Mrs. II. r. Bartram and Miss Molie
Barnard were IN Rutland Saturday,
Gladys Whitney of Pittsford was in
town Saturday.
A. A. Pond has sold his house on the
west side of Union street to Milton
Force, the new manager of the Vermont
Marble Company's quares here
Mrs. Charles Payne of Westport, n. Y,
who has been visiting her grandmother,
Mrs Q. S. Backus has returned to her
home.
Mrs. Eliie Sumner of Roster street has
sold her house to A. j, Evans, the pre-
scription clerk at Rolls Pharmacy, who
will take possession April lst
Mrs George w. Crockett entertained
the bridge whist club Saturday afternoon.
w. b. Avery, who has been in Ticon-
deroga for a few days, has returned
home.
E. N. Miller has been in Boston for
few days, on business.
A legislative committee of investiga.
ton was in town Friday and Saturday,
looking up charges against the methods
employed at State School for Feeble
Minded Children. The committee called
witnesses before them at the Brandon
Inn, and made careful investigation
and will report to the Assembly.
Mrs Lucy Kimball of Springfield, VT,
is visiting relatives in town.
Miss Louise Harris is spending a few
days at the Pittsford Sanatorium.
Emulus Hyde of Springfield, VT, is
stopping with his aunt Mrs. Hannah
Bump of Park street for few days.
George Rolfe the druggist has been in
Montpelier for visit.
The Changers held a dance in G. A. r.
hall Friday. evening attended by about
% couples.
DIR. Frederick j. Russell gave lecture
before Lake Dunmore Chapter Of the
d. A. r., Wednesday evening February
14th at the home of Mrs. w. II. Harrison
on Park street,
Burglars broke into the First National
Bank on Monday morning about a. m.
by cutting out a panel on the side door.
They drilled four holes in the vault door,
but evidently gave up the attempt to
break into the vault They ransacked
everything in the rooms, but did not
take anything but a revolver, A diligent
search has failed. to find the culprits,
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some noise before securing anything of
value,
Miss Mollie Barnard spent Sunday at
Pittsford at the home of her father,
Royal Barnard,
DIR. o, A. Gee and wife are visiting in
the north part of the State.
Edwin p, Aver has returned from
Brattleboro, where he went for electric
treatment, much improved.
Jack Reed, who is i'll with typhoid
fever is in very critical condition.
Mrs. L. r. Churchill and Mrs, Dan
Hayes are both i'll with the mumps.
Arvill Baird of Goshen has moved into
one of George Leonard's houses and will
work for Mr.. Leonard this year.
The Phil Sheridan Court Catholic Order
of Foresters will give whist party al
their hall Thursday evening, February
18th