Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1917-10-19
BRANDON

in Tconderoga,
Leo Viens was visitor in Burlington
Sunday
Herbert Brown Of Pttsfurd was a
visitor in town Tuesday
Saturday October 20, is the last day
for paying taxes tosaye the discount
Miss Marceette Johnson is visiting
her parents, Mr., and Mrs, Jim John
son,
Reginald Ray has accepted position
in the Clement National Bank at Rut-
land,
A daughter was born Tuesday to Mr..
and Mrs, Gilbert Rowland Of Rosster
street.
Adrian Griswoldi Is home on an eight
days furlough from Camp Deyens,
Aver, Mass,
Miss Lottie Sessions, who has been
visiting friends in Fair Haven, has re-
turned home,
Arthur Baker of Fair Haven is visit
ing his parents, DR., and Mrs, o, c,
Baker, in town,
Clarence Manchester Of Hubbardton
was a recent visitor Of his brother +.
A, Manchester,
Mr., and Mrs. Edwin Carr have re-
turned home from a visit of several
weeks in Boston,
Mr., and Mrs, T. w. Ray have re.
turned from spending a few days in
New York city.
Miss Bertha Leach has gone to
Akron, o., where she expects to re-
main some time.
C, NJ. Chandler and family have re.
turned to Rutland after visiting their
parents for week.
DR.. and Mrs, o. c. Baker and son,
Clarence, spent Sunday with Mrs. j. p.
Shepard in Fair Haven.
H. K. G. Watson is exhibiting his
string of Morgan horses at Spring
field, Mass, this week.
Mrs, Leo Veins, who is undergoing
treatment at the Mary Fletcher hospital
is very much improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. N. johnson and Mr..
and Mrs. Frank w. Williams left Sun.
day on an automobile trip to Boston.
Arthur Lyman is soon to move his
family and household goods to CIaren-
don where he has accepted a position
Mrs. f. A. Keller and Miss Myrtle
Severv are in Middlebury this week as
delegates to the State Sunday School
Convention.
Several members of George D. Daven-
port Camp Sons of Veterans attended
meeting of the Rutland camp last Thurs.
day evening,
The Marble chapter, Order Eastern
Star attended district meeting in Rut.
land Tuesday evening, this order doing
the work Of the evening,
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Bearse were re-
cent visitors at Camp Devens, Aver. |
Mass, visiting the latter brother Raw |
Thomas, who is in training there
Eugene Woodruff of Troy, N. Y,
who recently visited in town has re-
turned home. He was accompanied by
his mother, Mrs j. G. Woodruff. who
will remain several days.
Miss Catherine Jenny has been
awarded the 5000 Liberty Bond for
having received the highest number of
votes in the contest recently conducted
at the Park theatre.
Mrs. j. W. Woodwork of New York
York city who has been spending a few
days here has given the use of her
greenhouse on Pearl street to the agr.
cultural department of the High school.
John S. Buttle' has accepted a, 20.
stion with Bradsteet company with
headquarters at Burlington. Mr.. Buttles
will cease his law office in the Smith
block and begin his new duties about
October %.
Mrs. Thayer Townsend of Middlebury
visited her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Smith, last Thursday. Her little daugh-
ter, Virginia, who had been visiting her
grandparents for few days, returned
home with her.
Mrs. Romano Fuller has received
letter from her son, Wallace, who is in
France, he writes that he is WE'LL and
gives an interesting account of army
life and description of the country
where he is located.
WilliamWiIliams, who had been sick
few days of pneumonia, died at his home
on Pearl street Friday evening. He is
survived by wife. The funeral was
held at the Baptist church Tuesday
afternoon at 2:30 o clock.
Percy S. Dudley of the Brandon Mar
bic company has leased the marble mill
situated at the lower end of Pearl street
TO Patrick Mccormick of West Rutland,
who will soon open the plant for bust
ness. The power for operating it will
be furnished by the Hortonia Power
company The Rutland Manufacturing
has leased of Mr.. Mccormick
a part of the mill for its business which
will be conducted separately from that
Of Mr.. Mccormick