Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-06-21
BRANDON


pupils bought during the spring term
Of school S2l05O worth Of Thrift
Stamps,
Mr. and Mrs, W, d, Nuttng and
Mr., and Mrs, Frank J Nutting have
returned from Montpelier where they
visited relatives,
Mrs, w, b, Craven OF Burlington,
is visiting her niece Mrs, w c, Clip,
son OF Seminary Hill,
Mrs Coils Plude underwent an op.
Grafton Saturday at the Mary Fletcher
Hospital in Burlington,
Mrs Edward Williams and three chill
dren OF Granville, n " are visiting
at the home OF L c Chandler
Mrs, /. W. Flagg Of Elmwood, Mass,
is spending few weeks with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs L, c, Spooner,
J, b, Bisbee Of Bellows Falls has
leased the Farr cottage on High ST.,
and will occupy it during the summer
Miss Catherine Crockett who has
been attending an art school in Bos-
ton, has returned home for the sum.
mer
Miss Lucille Lee, bookkeeper at the
First National Bank is taking a vaca-
ton OF one week, Miss Mae Thorpe is
taking her place,
L, d, Thayer Of Topeka, Kan, a for
mer resident Of Brandon, is spending
few days with friends here and at
Lake Dunmore Mrs, Thayer is in
Montpelier
Clarence Baker, son of Dr. and Mrs
o, c, Baker, who has recently enlisted
in the Navel Reserve, has been as
signed to the Fourth Regimental Mar
inc band, at the Pelham, N.Y. training
station This makes the fourth mem
Der of the Brandon Concert band in the
service, three Of them are now playing
in regimental bands
Burton Holmes, the young son Of
Dr. and Mrs, b. A. Holmes, while play
ing in the barn at his home on Frank
lin street Sunday morning was com
pletely buried beneath a pile of stove
wood which tipped over 1t took sew
eral minutes to extricate the youngster
from his uncomfortable position Aside
from few bruises, he was not injured
Mrs. Jeanette NJ. Farr Rolfe died
at her home last Thursday night at
1870 O'Clock after a long illness She
was born July 2S, 1898, and was the
widow of Henry T, Rolfc. She is sur
vived by two sons, George II. Rolfe and
Ernest NJ Rolie, one grandson, Henry
Don Rolfc, who is regimental sergeant
major stationed at Spartansburg, 5, c.
The funeral was held at the house Sun
day afternoon at 8 o'clock Burial was
in Pine Hill cemetery and Rev. w. r.
Weston ofliciatcd. The bearers were
Clyde Brown, Dan Parmelee, Edwin
st. George, +. A, Gilbert.
Levi Bashaw died at his home on
Maple street last Sunday night on the
Seth anniversary of his birth. Mr.
Bashaw was an old resident of Bran
don and for many years was in the shoe
business here. He is survived by four
daughters, Mrs Joseph Laduke of
Northampton, Mass, Mrs, Peter Lozell
Of Rutland, Mrs John Shambo of Mid
dlebury and Mrs J, L, Delphia of this
town; by one son, Levi of St. Adams;
land and Allie of this town and by
% grandchildren and A. great grand
children. The funeral was held from
St Mary's Church at nine o'clock
Wednesday morning Burial was in
St Mary's cemetery The bearers were
Eugene and George Shambo of Middle
bury, Alfonso and Lewis Loyzelle of
Rutland, Leon Shambo and Lawrence
Delphy of Brandon, all grandsons,
Next week will be commencement
week for the class of 1918 Of the Bran
don high school On Sunday evening
the baccalaureate sermon will be
preached at the Baptist church Tues
day will be class day and the exercises
will be held in the town hall Friday
evening at s o'clock There are 81
members of the class as follows: Salu-
tatorian, Alice G.. St Pierre valedic-
torian, Alfred o. Mallette; the first
third of the class are Cynthia Pettee
Emma Bucklin, Mary Button, Leon G..
Pollard, Margaret O'Conner The rest
of the class is as follows: Charles f..
Niles, Agnes A. Dimmick Gordon A,
Sessions, Clarence E. Churchill Floyd
|. Brown, Lawrence II. Chase, Edith A,
Bashaw, Harley B. Leonard, ] Mil
ton Rowe, Burton N. Sisco; teacher
training class, Rose Duclaw, Laura NJ
Cool Marion Taylor, Nellie E Wright
Emma Bucklin Agnes A. Dimmick,
Clarence +. Churchill