Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-05-03
BRANDON

DNANDON
W. c., Scott Of Barre is visiting his
mother here for few days.
The site and ruins of the block on
Center street, owned by St, Thomas
Episcopal Church, have been sold to
Frank w, Williams for $3.50,
Miss Lillian Craige who has been
visiting at the home Of her aunt, Mrs,
Walter Thorpe, for several weeks, has
returned to Holyoke Mass
Frank w, Williams has sold the Adj
am center place near the gravel pit to
Leslie A, Sevcry
Mrs, T. W, Hubbard of Pittsburg
pap is at the home OF Miss Alice lIar-
risQn
Daniel Center has resigned his posi-.
ton in the store of Charles Ray and has
taken a position on the farm Of Mark
Rowe,
Frank II, Mcclellan of this town and
Miss Nettie Edgerton of Wallingiord
were married Tuesday afternoon at the
Methodist parsonage by Rev, George A.
Kerr, The bride was formerly one of
the staif of the state school here. They
will reside at the Mcclellan farm.
AT meeting of the Prudential COM
mittee Monday evening it was voted
to discontinue the study Of German
after the present term, 1t seemed ad.
visable to allow those who were taking
the subject to complete the years work.
Mrs, Hattie Martell has a position
in the store of Mrs. Larock,
| Mr., and Mrs. Roy w. Brown re.
turned Tuesday from Baltimore, Md,
where they have been visiting relatives.
The Mary l.. Ketcham Circle of the
Kings Daughters will hold their meet
ing this afternoon with Mrs. Randall
Hammond.
A daughter was born Monday to Mr..
and Mrs. c. A. Douglass Mr.. Douglass
is in the infantry branch of the army,
and is now stationed at Camp Meade.
Miss Rose Parmelee has gone to Sara
toga n ", where she expects to re-
main for some time.
b. w, Rowland went Monday even
ing to New York City, where he will
remain several days with his son, Lieut.,
Rowland.
The Business Mems Association had
dinner at the Brandon Inn Friday
night, Lieut-Col Dunn of the l0l In
iantry, who has recently returned from
the front, was guest of the association
and at the close of the supper gave
very interesting and instructive war
talk.
Ray Thomas of Camp Devens, ac-
companied by Mrs Thomas spent Sun
| daV here with relatives
Miss Nellie Knowlton has gone to
Laurel, Md, where she will spend sew
eral weeks with her brother, Frank II.
Knowlton.
Mr.. and Mrs L. II. Button returned
last Saturday from Boston, where they
spent several days
Mr., and Mrs Edward Briggs who
spent last winter in Florida, have re-
turned home and have opened their
house on Center St
Mrs. Laura A. Button, who spent the
winter at the Brandon Inn, has opened
her house on Conant Square for the
summer.
The honor flag given Brandon for ex-
ceeding its quota for the third Liberty
Loan has been received and been raised
over the Brandon Inn
Miss Irma Lucille Kerr daughter of
the Rev. and Mrs George A. Kerr of
this town, and Edward Warren Curtis
of Rutland were married at the Metho-
dist parsonage April 25. c. A. Kerr,
father of the bride, performed the cere-
mony in the presence of immediate
relatives and friends
RpUino16 Raw hoe rat,,rraI 10
home here from Springfield, Mass,
where he has been for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Martin have re-
turned and have opened their home for
the summer
DR.. B. A. Holmes, who was burned
out in the fire last winter, has leased
the rooms formerly occupied by the
Daughters of the American Revolution
and will open dental Office there.
Harry Jones and Burt West were
committed to the Brattleboro retreat
Friday, They were taken there by
Deputy Sheriff l. +. Nichols and Poor
master Charles Churchill
Cards have been received announcing
the marriage of Miss Geneva Kdder of
this town to Leo T. Reed of New Lee
banon, ~ Y, which occurred at that
place April 20. Mr.. and Mrs. Reed will
reside in New Lebanon.
Mr. and Mrs. William E. Ring of
Saranac, N Y, and Mrs. W. J. Cronk
of Burlington are visiting at the home
of Benjamin Little on Pearl Street.
Mrs. H. d. Briggs went Friday to the
Mary Fletcher hospital to undergo an
operation.