Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-05-31
BRANDON

Mrs II A, Lowell has gone TO Akron,
O., where she win visit relatives
Mrs. Arthur Ferris has returned from
Barre where she visited her sister
Cheney ] Braley has sold his farm In
the Arnold district 10 II r. Watson,
Grant Chase Of Weymouth, Mass,
Is visiting his mother, Mrs, Laura
Chase,
Mr. and Mrs. W. A, Fuller, who spent
last winter in Florida, have returned
home
Mr. and Mrs G., II Young went
Tuesday TO New York to remain q
week or ten days
Mrs, Frank Sanderson went on Mon
day to the Vermont sanatorIum at
Pittsford for treatment
Word has been received here Of the
safe arrival In France Of Clarence A,
Douglass OF Company d, i7th Inf.
T.. d. Blackwell and daughter, Miss
Ella Blackwell, have returned from
Florida where they spent last winter
Mrs Abbie Churchill has gone to
Castletou where she viii make her
home with her son, Joseph Churchill
Carl Sanderson has gone to Bridge,
port, Conn, where he has position
with the Remington Arms Company,
The Brandon band gave lis first open
air concert OF the season last evening
in the park opposite the Brandon Inn.
Mr., and Mrs, Fred A, Manchester
returned last Sunday from Hubbardton
where they visited his brother Clarence
Manchester
Mrs Nellie Brunette and son, Ed,
mond, OF California are visiting Mrs.
{, w, Briggs Edmond Is in the avia,
ton corps and is stationed at Long
Island,
At a meeting Of the directors Of the
First National bank held Tuesday,
George H. Young was elected president
to fill the vacancy caused by the death
Of Dr. w. II, Wright, and Leslie A,
Severy was elected vice president
Will c. Fletcher of this town and
Miss Georgia Paine, daughter OF Joseph
Paine OF Salisbury, were married in
Fair Haven Wednesday
H,A, Durgey OF Rutland spent Thurs
day here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs,
20, A, Durgey
H. r, c, Watson has sold to Cyrus II
Chatiield Of Nantucket, Mass, the
handsome pri2e-winning Morgan mare
Flora" The Morgan mare won first
prize in the roadster class at both big
fairs held at Springfield and Worcester,
Mass, in strong competition
Mrs. Hannah NJ Bump of Park St.
who had been in failing health for some
time, died May % She was 81 years
old April II and had been a resident of
this town many years, She was a mem
Der of the Methodist Church. The fu.
neral service was held at the house
Burial was in the family lot
at the West Salisbury cemetery, Rev.
W {, Carroll, pastor Of the Methodist
Church oflicated.
Mrs. Elvira II Scott died at her home
on Park Street Saturday, She was So
years old. The funeral was held Mon.
day evening at the house at eight
o'clock, The body was taken Tuesday
to Barre for burial She is survived by
four sons; State Treasurer Walter +
Scott, Gerry W. and William d. Scott
of Brandon and Harry of Chicago
sister, Mrs. Ardela Harrington, and a
brother, Nathan Harrington, both of
Barre.
The marriage of Miss Eneid L. Wat
tiers, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Henry II Waters, and Private Charles
W, Goodwin, son of Mr., and Mrs. T. S.
Goodwin of Hubbardton, took place
Saturday afternoon at 1 o'clock at the
Episcopal rectory in Rutland. Rev
Joseph Reynolds officiated. The couple
were unattended and the bride was
gowned in a becoming suit of tan with
hat to hatch, Mr.. and Mrs. Goodwin
left Immediately after the ceremony for
a brief wedding trip as Mr. Goodwin
has only seven days furlough from
Camp Devens at Aver, Mass. /