Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1917-09-14
BRANDON

Mlddlebury are visiting In town,
Miss Dorothy Kidder Is spending a
few days with friedds m Rutland
Mis- Margaret GrswoId has gone to
Whiting whore she will teach school,
Clarence NJ, Carpenter went Sunday
to Syracuse, NJ Y, on a business trip,
Mrs, Herbert Brown Of Pittsford was
the guest Of friends in town this week,
Mrs, J., A. Shepard Of Fair Haven,
Is visiting her daughter Mrs, +, w,
Spencer
Mr. and Mrs, Morse, son and daughter
Of Cornwall visited friends in town
Sunday,
Mr., and Mrs. Edwin Carr have gone
to Boston to remain some time with
relatives
Misses Florence and Catherine Briggs
OF Montpelier spent last Sunday in town
with friends.
Miss Rose Duclaw, who has been
spending ten days in Dandy with friends
has returned home,
Miss Cora Talbot went Monday to
Bristol, where she will instruct a teach
ers training class,
The local chapter D. A, r, will hold
a card party at their rooms Wednesday
evening, September g.
Ralph Carpenter who has been visit
ing his uncle, Clarence Carpenter went
Monday to Hanover N, ii,
Mrs, John Lavene has returned to
Texas after an extended visit among
friends and relatives in town,
Charles V. Needham is spending few
days at Lake Dunmore with his family
who are occupying their cottage,
Miss Maud Meacham who has been
visiting in Brandon and vicinity has re-
turned to her work in Hartford, Conn. .
Miss Ruth Ware Of Springfield, Mass,
is the guest Of Mr. and Mrs. +. l.. |
Roger, at their camp at Lake Dun
more,
Ro.in Hatch, who has been listing
hi. parents, Mr. and Mrs. +, NJ, Hatch /.
Of Carver street has returned to
Windsor.
a food demonstration was given on
afternoon in ForestdaIe by .
Miss Bertha Holden of the University .
of Vermont,
Arthur Bowker Of West Rutland was
"a visitor in town Sunday Mrs. Ida .
King returned home with him for an
extended visit.
Mr. and Mrs. b. W. Bolster and
Ruth and Marion, VINO have
been visiting relatives in town have re-
turned to Rutland.
Miss Marion Doty who has been visit
ing her aunt, Miss Emma Knowlton of
Carver street, has returned to her home
IN Schenectady, n. Y
Stewart Eastwood, who is on ten
days leave of absence from the New
port training school is visiting his par
euts Dr. and Mrs. James S. Eastwood.
The Misses Clara, Mary and Mabe
Bowker, who have been visiting rela-
ty in town the past few weeks have
returned to their home in West Rut-
land
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank NJ. Button and
daughter, Florence, and Mr.. and Mrs.
f. II Button and son, Frank, have re-
turned from an automobile trip throUgh
the northern part of the state.
Mrs Jane Dewitt of Conant Square
received a serious injury. Tuesday morn
ng a the local station when she slipped
from the steps Of moving train. Mrs.
Dewitt was taken at once to the Rut-
and hospital where her condition is re.
ported as comfortable.
Neshobe Grange observed last Sun
lay as the Memorial day of the order
and attended st. Thomas Episcopal
'hurch at 1920 where the rector, Rev.
", 7. Weston preached an appropriate
sermon
The graded school at Forestdale
opened September 10, with the following
eachers Grammar, Miss Helen Maley ;
If Fair Haven; intermediate, Miss {
Anna Collins of Forestdale; second
primary, Miss Edith Thomas of Forest
lale and first primary, Miss Adde
'oss of Hyde Park.
William Drinkwine of Moretown was I
arrested Sunday by officer Sisco for
)peIdllUp all duIOIuODlle while unueT
he influence of liquor Drinkwine
.fter spending the night in the local
all was brought before Grand Juror
ohm S. Buttles where he was fined
80 and costs Of 1864
Pupils living in district No. and No. {
0, one and one-haf miles from the {
'orestdale school will be transported
o that school by Charles Washburn. l
those in distritt No. 9 will be trans .
ported to the Brandon graded school by
'lrs. Arthur Marceil. Arrangements
ave been made in other districts for
'rlvate transportation.
The engagement is announced of
liss Adeline l.. Tower daughter of
lrs. Eliza Tower of Salem, Mass, and I
japtain Charles E. Hall, U. S. A., son
f Mrs. Minnie f. Hall of this town.
'aptain Hall is a graduate of the Uui- -,
ersty Of Vermont class of 1906 and '
eceived his commission as captain of !
rdnance at the Plattsburg Officers !.
amp,
The local Committee of Public Safety 4
eld meeting at the town hall on I
tuesday, evening in honor of the men +
Who haye been drafted and accepted for
ervice in the district including Brandon, t
1Oshen, Leicester, Whiting, Sudbury, h
1ubbarton and Pittsford A supper '
vas served by the Sons of Veterans r
auxiliary and each man was presented /
comfort kit nv the local Red Cross ,