Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1917-03-23
BRANDON.

The Sons If Veterans held food sal,
saturday at the store Of Mrs Eleanor
Larock
Mrs +. T., Kingsley has been in Rut
land this week visiting Mrs, +, G, Swim
nington,
The fourth quarterly meeting Of the
NJ, Il, church was held on Saturday
March H. Rev, Mr. Kemp presiding elder
Of the District having charge,
Edward Chandler, who has lived many
years ON Conant Square has moved "a
the Maynard house on Franklin street
Mrs, John Dutton Of Champlan street
Is quite illwith pneumonia,
II, o, Stratlon, President Of the Yer
mont Mutual Fire Insurance company
wa, in town on Friday,
Mrs, II S Thomas Of Moroso, Mas.
who fell and fractured her hip is just
able to hr out ON crulchos,
Fred Manchc-trr, who has been In
Portland, Mro for a few days is expect
cd home this week
Archie Mcintyre has been in town for
70 day or two.
Irving Jenncy has recovered from his
recent illness and ha. taken hi, position
on the team drawing express again,
Arthur Bird has vacated his rooms in
the Knapp house and has moved into the
Manchester block.
Mrs. Eliza knowlton will move into
the Knapp room, vacated by Mr. Bird,
Walter Scott has been in Montpelier
fort few days ON State matters,
The Grange held a regular meeting at
the &, A. r. rooms last Saturday even.
ing,
The Monday Club met at the home Of
Mr., c. $, Clifford ON March 10,
At a meeting Of the Epworth League
the following officers We're elected Pre,-
dent, Emmutt Lamphere: first vice .presi-
dent, Clarence Baker; second vice presi-
dent Myrtle Severy; third vice president,
Lena Johnson; fourth vice-prrsident,
Burton Sisco; organi,l Marion Keeler;
treasurer, George Clarke.
Oliver Myatt will move into rooms
over Battles harness shop, soon
Mr. and Mrs. j. w. Day of Havana,
Cuba, are guests Of Mrs. W, O. Talbot of
Park street.
Miss Molly Barnard opened her mill.
merry rooms, March 2lst for her spring
opening.
Miss Adelaide Wood, who has been Wis.
iting at the home Of A, G. Wood for
few days, has returned to Rutland.
Miss Lura Martin has sold her home
in Forestdale to George and Eva Holden.
A son was born, March 18th, to Mr.. and
Mrs Benson.
A. A. Pond, has decided the Knox
house to Nelson and Nora Force.
George II. Brown and George II.
Young were home over Sunday from
their official duties but returned Monday
morning.
Ray & Williams are making the old
Briggs wagon shop into tCnemerts for
small families.
Mrs j, II. Thomas has returned from
Akron, Ohio, where she has been visiting
her daughter
Frank Cooke left for Rutland yester.
day, where he has position with A. c..
Fauer.
Irving Holland has gone to Orwell,
where he will work for James Meacham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Bird are moving
into the Manchester block
Ygnats Diaz has received word that
his sister in Spain has started for Amer
lea through the war zone.
Loyal Kelsey, who has been at work in
New Jersey spent Sunday in town with
his son.
Mrs. Efiie Sumner is moving to rooms
over the Park theatre.
C. d, Gilman of Massachusetts will
have charge of the Powers milk farm
farm this coming year.
Mrs, George II. Brown and her cousin
Mrs. Austin have gone to Iowa to visit
for few weeks the parents of Mrs.
Brown.
Charles NJ, Crockett is spending his
vacation at home from his school in
Southboro, Mass.
Members of D. A. r. met Wednesday,
March 81 at the chapter rooms to attend
the funeral of Mrs Clifton Merritt which
was held in the Congregational church.
Mrs. G. w. King is visiting friends in
Orwell.
There will be a regular meeting of x.
of P's, at their rooms on Thursday even
ing March %,
William r. Sessions was in Rutland
Wednesday,