Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-11-22
BRANDON

the mouse by illness
John Rogers OF Springfield, Mass,
visited here Wednesday,
Mrs, Warren Aver was a visitor
Wednesday in Burlington,
Charles Doak OF Wilmington, Mass,
is visiting his sister, Mrs, A, J Ives,
Mildred Duclaw, daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs George Duclaw is i'll with scarlet
fever
The condition OF Mrs John Casey,
who is i'll with influenza, does not i'm
prove
Both Mr. and Mrs, Mark Rowe are
i'll with the grip at their farm north Of
the village
Mr., and Mrs, Z, r, Rising are in
Glens Falls visiting Mr. and Mrs, II,
NJ Frazier
Newell Carpenter son of Mr., and
Mrs c, NJ Carpenter. is critically i'll
with pneumonia.
Mrs, Alice Thomas Of Franklin street
has gone to Chttenden to visit Mrs,
Morton Whitney
Mrs Elmer Lester of Watervliet, n
Y, is visiting her niece, Mrs c, A,
June, OF Grove street
/ W, c. Gipson has returned from Ro.
chester where he spent a week in Camp
Brandon, deer hunting
Mrs. l.. J. Rogers returned last Sat,
urday from South Royalton where she
passed several weeks with relatives
Gpson Brothers have bought the
Allen saw mill and water power in
Goshen of the Theodore Session estate
George II, Mcleod and son, Roder-
lex Of Hardwick, who visited relatives
and friends here, returned last Sunday
Mrs, Jurson Goodrich has returned
to her home in Hortonville after spend
ing a week here with her daughter, Mrs.
Arthur Bird,
The supper which was to have been
given by the ladies of the Methodist
church Wednesday evening has been
postponed indefinitely,
Persons not receiving stamps for send |
ing Christmas packages to soldiers over
seas can secure them by applying to
the local Red Cross.
Harold Fay and Paul Rickert, who
have been spending several days here,
have returned to Weymouth, Mass,
Ihere they are employed.
The new Red Cross rooms in the
fiortonia block will be open Wednes- |.
day and Thursday afternoons to finish
the surgical work on hand,
Mr., and Mrs. E, H, Bissell expect to
leave for Florida next month where
Mr.. Bissell will this winter manage
the Toronto hotel Wilbur-by-the-Sea |
at Port Orange,
The graded and high schools were
closed Tuesday at noon for recess
until next week Monday. This action
was taken on account of so many of
the students being ill,
Some Is or 20 members OF Farmers
chapter, No. 9, R. A. NJ, went last
Monday night to Rochester and con-
ferred the Mark and Past Master de-
gress on three candidates.
P. H. Linch of this town for the
past three years principal of high |
school in Hartford, Conn, has been
appointed by M, B. Hillegas of Mont
pelier supervisor of schools in the Or
, ange county east district.
Roy Churchill of Pittsford, while
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs Bert
Churchill, at their home on Birch hill
Friday morning, picked ripe straw
berry about the size of a pea. On the .
same plant were three green berries /,
and a blossom
Mrs. B. A, Carr, who has been ill |
but a short time with pneumonia, died /
Wednesday morning at $3.50 at her .
home on Rossiter street She was 80 .
years old. Besides her husband she is |
survived by three small children, her
father, Mr.. Ducette of Pittsford, and
three sisters The funeral will be held
this afternoon at o'clock at the house
Rev. Walter Thorpe will officiate.
The annual meeting of Neshobe
grange was held Saturday night and
these officers were elected; Master
George w. Brown; overseer, d. F.
Lawrence; lecturer Mrs. d. F. Law
renee; steward, d. c. Fay; assistant
steward, Sherwin French; chaplain,
Miss jamie Fuller; treasurer, Ernest
Aver; secretary, Edith Thomas; gate
keeper, Julius Goodrich; Seres Mrs
G.. w Brown; Pomona, Mrs, D. c.
Fay; Flora, Mrs. Ernest Aver; lady
assistant, steward, Mrs. Sherwin
French.
The annual meeting of the local Red
Cross was held Monday evening and
these officers were elected President,
Mrs Cheney Braley; vice presidents,
Mrs E. S. Marsh, Mrs Cora Gipson;
secretary, Miss Carrie Ormsbee; treas
urer, w. d. Nutting; chairman of the
home service committee. A. H. Gipson;
chairman membership committee, Mrs.