Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-04-21
RUTLAND COUNTY.

1t is said that the friends of Gen. Levi G.
Kinsey of Rutland will present his name
for the republican nomination for lieutenant
governor
The announcement is made OF the mar
riage of Charles Huntoon Landou son of
Capt Walter c. Landon of Rutland, and
Miss Matte Manly, daughter Of DR.. Charles
=. Gordon, at the Presbyterian church, Dali
ton, Ga, April rs.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
of Thomas T. Martin, publisher of the Rut-
land Morning Call ami Sunday News, and
Miss Margaret Brennan, April 26, at st.
Peters church, to be followed by recep-
ton at the BRIDES home on State street.
BRANDON.
The annual election of St Paul's lodge
f. and A. NJ, was held Mt Masonic nall
Wednesday the 18th, when the following
officers were elected: f. d. Thayer, W. NJ. !;
+. H. Harrington, S. W; c. L. Sarvey,
j. W; DR.. o. A. Gee, S. D.; w. c.
Fletcher, j. d.. l.. +. Nichols S. s.. A. b.
Goodrich. j. S.; r. j. Carlisle, tyler; John
Engles chaplain; j. w. Symons, marshal.
BENSON.
Easter day was observed by the Congre.
ntional church. The platform in front Of
nd around the pulpit the scene of a
nthering of towering plants of great varl-
by, including trailing arbutus and Easter
lies. Rev. S. L. Bates preached two ex-
client sermons on themes appropriate to the
occasion. Mrs. w. Il. Strong returned Fri
day from New York. Meacham left
Monday to work at Hyde's Manor, Sudbury.
%. II. Bump attended the republican State
convention at Montpelier as delegate. Mrs.
Minnie O'Neal died the 18th inst, and was
buried Thursday in the Fairhaven Catholic
cemetery. She was % years old and is sur
Vived by her husband Timothy
U'Neal, and her father and mother
Mrs j. c. Houghton has returned to her
home in Middebury. Miss Allie Ladd re-
turned from Troy Friday.-Mr. d. C. No
bic of this place, who has just graduated
from the New York Homeopathy college,
has been appointed head surgeon in the
Flower hospital, in place of Surgeon Hans
lord resigned. Miss kittie Ladd is tc
teach the spring term i'll the Parker dis
trct, and Miss Fanny Dickinson the schoo
in the Goodrich district. j. H. Aiken and
II. d. King attended the first district repub
lican convention at Rutland as delegate:
from here. Hon f.. L. Barbour who has
spent the winter with his son in Toledo, ha:
returned for the summer.
CHlTTENDEN.
\. d. Parker and John Blanchard were
in attendance as delegates to the State con
vontion at Montpelier. Quite number Of
our citizens went to Rutland to the district
convention April 14.-Some GO of tn,
friends Of Mr. and Mrs Lafayette Potter
surprised them at their pleasant home or
the evening of April II, the occasion being
the 10Th Anniversary of their marriage
Many beautiful and valuable gifts were
pres en- led. ALBERT Baird of Boston, Mass
former Chittenden boy, was in town las
week brief visit to his parents
Vernon Baird and his brother Herbert lef
lo! Boston Monday, April Is, expecting tc
locate there.-A cotillion party was givei
hy Mr.. and Mrs Amos Wing Friday even
ing, April 10, at their home. -Lafayett,
Allen, who has been very ill with rheuma
tam, rode out on Friday last for the frs
time in several weeks. Prank Morgan,
former resident, now of Boston, Mass. anC
Leone Baird of this place were married il
l,utand Saturday, April is, and TOOK the
flyer Tor Boston. where they will reside. -
Those who gathered in the buckets in thei
sugar orchards, as many did, are regrettinj
it, the last week being the best and in fac
about the only sugar weather we have ha
this season.