Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-11-12
BRANDON NEWS

Miss Elsie Baldwin of Shoreham is
visiting friends in town.
Mrs. NJ E. Breed has returned from
visiting her sister in Rutland.
Misses Ruth Sprague and Marion ].
Kingsley visited friends Thursday and
Friday in LenoX, Mass
Miss Bertha M. Shaw returned yes
terday to Boston after spending sew
eral days here with her sister, Mrs.
F. E. Kingsley.
The Woman's auxiliary of the Epis-
copal church held a well attended
meeting yesterday afternoon with
Mrs. w, c. Gipson.
w. c. Gipson c. A. June, Philip
WEIGH, Arthur Hendry and Frank H.
Osborn spent the weekend at Camp
Brandon in Rochester
Mrs, F. H. WEIGH of Pittsfeld Mass,
and Mrs. Hattie Congdon of Walling-
ford visited friends and relatives here
Wednesday and Thursday,
Mrs. George T Norton, who recent
ly underwent a surgical operation in
a Boston hospital is spending short
time with relatives in Bellows Falls.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. WEIGH who
visited relatives here, left yesterday
for Wallingford to visit relatives be-
fore returning to their home in Pitts
field Mass.
The annual supper of the Kings
Daughters has been postponed from
November u to November II. The
Junior Kings Daughters will meet
Saturday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. R. c. Saunders on Pearl street.
The funeral service for Fred Fillioe,
who died last Saturday, was held at
the house on Maple street last Monday
afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev. Walter
Thorpe oficiated The bearers were
Allie Baker, Rollin Bissette, Jerry
Trombley, John Casey Burial was in
Pine Hill cemetery.
d. F. Lawrence, master of Neshobe
grange, was given a surprise party
last Monday evening at his home by
about 40 members of that order, the
occasion being his birthday. He was
presented with a purse of money Re
freshments were served and all present
passed very pleasant social hour
W. H. Tarble has sold the Mrs. S.
p Barber timber lot in the town of
Chittenden to the International Paper
the Mrs Margaret Slason
farm, south of the village, to Mr. Coats
of Rutland who. will take possession
November II; the 2O0-acre farm in
North Goshen belonging to Hiram Fay
to the Newton & Thompson Manuflc-
turing company
The annual meeting of Neshobe
grange was held Saturday night and
these officers were elected for one year:
Master, d. F. Lawrence; overseer D.
c. Fay lecturer, Mrs Edith Marsh;
steward, Floyd Martini assistant stew
ard, E. c. Chandler; lady assistant I
steward, Mrs. E. c. Chandler; chap
ain, Miss jamie Fuller; treasurer, War I
zen Aver; secretary, Clyde N. Smith,
yatekeeper, Ernest Polin; Ceres, Mrs.
cora Fay; Pomona, Blanche Phillips
Flora, Mrs. Grace King.
Fred FllnVe \
Fred Fillive died last Saturday !
morning at $50 o'clock, at his home
IN Maple street after an illness of a 4
ew days with pneumonia He was
,orn in Ticonderoga 81 years ago. The I
uneral services were held Monday
fternoon at o'clock Burial was in
Pine hill cemetery
Dairymen'S Meeting
Hugh Seager, president of the local 4
New England Milk Producers associa-
ion has arranged with Mrs. Scott
hammond, chairman of the local farm
ureau committee for a joint meeting
o be held in the Community club
ooms this evening at o'clock. The 4
arm men have the business of elect
lg officers and delegates to the Coun-
Y and Boston meetings as well as to
iscuss the proposed rating plan and !
he change of standard for market milk
-om 3.5 per cent to 81 per cent. The =
aides will show an exhibit of foods
ooked in the fireless cooker and there \
ill be a demonstration of the making Z
a fireless cooker. Refreshments will !