Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-07-12
BRANDON

Miss Rachel Pollard has gone 10 New
Jersey where she will spend several
weeks,
Thomas Powers and family went Sat
urday 10 Quincy Mass where he IS
employed,
Mrs Leo Churchill and children have
gone 10 Akron, o, where they will make
their home,
Miss Nina Brown OF New York City
Is here on a vacation, and has opened
her home on Park ST,
Miss Amy Capen Of Pennsylvania, a
teacher Of domestic science, Is visiting
her aunt Mrs, Maria Capen
Mr. and Mrs, A. Aldrich and daugh-
ter and Miss Allen OF Keene, n, H. are
visiting Mrs, Vona Briggs.
Miss Helen Churchill has gone to
Burlington TO spend several weeks with
her aunt Mrs a o. Ferguson
Rugo Welch Of the Harvard radio
school, who has been at home on fur
Tough, returned Sunday night to Bos-
ton.
Miss Ruth Sprague returned Sunday
from New York where she has been for
some time taking a course in Red Cross
work,
Miss Marion Mills has gone to New
York City, where she will take a six
weeks course al the Columbia college
summer school
Miss Hope Harris and cousins, Fran
Gina Harris and Virginia Buiium, are
passing a month at Camp Tela, Wau-
ket, at RoXbury,
The material for surgical dressing
work has been received, and the Red
Cross rooms will be open Wednesday
and Thursday afternoons for the work
Lawrence Chase, Leon Pollard and
Milton Rowe, went last Saturday to
Weymouth, Mass, and will be en-
ployed at the Fore River ship'building
works
Rev, V. Y. Berg Of Philadelphia, a
former pastor OF the Congregational
church here, is spending some time with
friends in town and at his camp in
Goshen,
Clarence NJ, Carpenter has bought OF
the II, c, Carpenter estate, eight tene-
ment houses located on Center Street,
Goldspink avenue, and Champlain st.
Mr., Carpenter will make extensive re-
pairs on the property,
Jennie A. Hayes, nine.year-old daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs Robert Hayes OF
Goshen, died very suddenly Friday
morning. She had complained OF feel
ing i'll Thursday but apparently was in
her usual health during Thursday after
noon, but in the evening became very i'll
and brought to the office OF DR., East
wood Friday morning and died in few
minutes after reaching the doctors Of
fee The funeral was held Sunday after
noon at the Goshen Church
Mrs. Coils Plude, who recently un-
derwent a serious surgical operation at
the Mary Fletcher Hospital in Bur
lington died at that institution We'd
nesday and the body was brought here
in the afternoon. Besides her husband
she is survived by daughter, Mrs, lrv-
ing Howard OF Beacon Falls, Conn,
three sisters, Mrs. Eleanor La Rock and
Mrs Harry Wescott of Brandon and
Mr.. Charles Benson of Michigan, and
one brother, Charles Naylor OF Forest
dale.
The community field day and picnic
which was held at the home of George
Leonard Tuesday morning and after
noon was largely attended. There was
large gathering of farmers and their
families from the surrounding country.
The boys and girls were given a talk
by Miss Nellie Swanzey of the Univer-
sity of Vermont extension service and
Miss Maud T. Wetherbee, home de-
monstration agent OF Rutland, In the
afternoon Dean J. L. Hills of the Uni
versity OF Vermont experiment station
gave a very interesting and instructive
talk