Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-06-10
BRANDON.

gone to Rutland, where he has posi-
tion.-Clark Mcintyre has returned to
Ticonderoga, N Y.-Mott Warner has
been spending several days In Walling-
ford with relatives.-Theron Wright OF
Concordia. Kan, Ia in town for a several
weeks stay.-Marvin Cook has gone to
Manchester, where he has employment
The vesper services at the Congregational
Church will be omitted during June, July
August and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Bacon
has gone to Rouses Point where he has
a position.
The Rev. Walter Archbold. who has
been in charge OF St Thomas's Epis-
copal Church for two months left Mon
day for his home in New York. The
Rev. ]. Charles Roper Of New York
will remain in charge Of the parish
until September.-IMrs. r.. W. Moses.
Miss Alice Moses and Miss Florence
Castle Of Great Bend, Kans., are tho
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. G.. r. Young
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Bostwick OF Bos-
ton. Mass. have been spending few
days with Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Cliff
ford.--Mrs Alice p. Sprague and
daughter, Ruth. and Miss Ruth Nc
Cracker of Nuskogee, Mich, left Mon
day for Manlus. n. Y, TO attend the
graduating exercises at ST. Johns
Military school where Lloyd Spraguc
will be graduated.--John Raymore OF
the Y. V. NJ. spent Sunday at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Burnham.-Thc
Royal Workers served strawber-
ries. cream and cake on the Methodist
Church lawn Wednesday. evening
Miss Caroline June of tho Barker phar
macy Is taking a weeks vacation
Hugh williams Of Granville. N. Y,
spent Sunday at the home Of Mrs. F.
NJ. Pierce--F C. spooner has been
confined to his home for several days
by ilness.-Charles Brink has taken
n position at the Bartram farms south
of the village.-Miss Eta Grover Of
Worcester, Mass, is visiting her par
ents.
Miss Caroline June and James
! Mcdonald we're married Monday evening
at the Methodist parsonage by the Rev
G. w Cobb. After a weeks stay at Lake
Dunmore, they will reside here.
A very pretty wedding took place yes
| terday morning at $40 o'clock at St
Mary's Church. when Miss Mary Mulca-
| hee. daughter IT Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick
Mulcahee, was married 70 John Raleigh
IL
Miss Nellie Mulcahee Of Rutland and the
best man. Dennis Cupps OF West Rut.
| lend. Edward Raleigh Of Pittsford and
James Leonard Of Shoreham were the
ushers. The bride was gowned In white
| batiste. carried a shower boquet of pink
roses and wore a black picture hat The
| iraid Of honor was sowned in light blue
batiste, carried bouquet Of white roses
| Ia ~ ia
/ ride yesterday afternoon. They left on
TIE $40 train for Montreal and will re-
side in Rutland.--G. W. Crockett has re-
turned from Buffalo. y. Y.-,rohn Mound
| has sold his bakery business to W. II
Williams.-Miss Helen Strickland OF
| Providence. r. l., is A guest at W. T
Smlth's.-Mrs. Frank F. Chandler ha.
returned from Middltbury. Her little
niece, Marion Human, accompanied her
Mrs. Albert Dursy gave a linen shower
party last evening at her home on Car.
ycr street for Miss June Fassett-Earle
| Spooner. DR.. o. c. Baker. F. II. Earring
ton and Lucian Nichols are In Buring-
ton to attend the Masonic meetings.
The Hon. and Mrs. z. j. Ormsbee ore
| spending a few days In Albany, n. "
| Patrick WEIGH. who has been at the
! NARY fIetcheT nospltal BuTllnstOT, TOT
three weeks where he underwent an OPP
GRAFTON for appendicitis. returned home
| yesterday.-A. J. Evans Of the Barker
| pharmacy is ill.-The marriage engage
| ment OF william r. Ripley. formerly OF
| this town, but now of Tacoma, Wash.
to Miss Jessie Baiice Of Tacoma is an
! nounced. Maud Mee cham OF Orwell
| ia assisting in the Office OF the Brandon
| Publishing compa ny.--C. NJ Winsiow has
returned from New York city.-The las,
| high school game of the season will be
played Saturday afternoon at $50 o'clock
, oc Ninslow's field between Brandon ant
| Proctor.