Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-12-08
RUTLAND
BRANDON.

James X. Leonard, VINO went 10 CheI-
sea about two years ago to accept the
position Of assistant cashier in national
bank, has resigned to accept "A position
with the Granite Savings Bank Il Trust
company Of Barre. Mr.. Leonard is the
son of Mrs. Isabel Leonard Of this town.
Miss Belle Briggs OF Boston is spend
ing Il few days with her mother, Mrs
Arabe Briggs.--Mrs. Carrie Il. II. Page
has returned from several weeks visit
to relatives in Granville, n. Y.-Mrs
LaNini1 Nichols, who is i'll with typhoid
pneumonia, is slightly improved. Mrs.
r. II. Button, Mrs. Evira II. Scott and
Walter Scott have gone to tho Brandon
Inn for the winters. l.. Warren OF
Cooperstown, n. T., is at the Brandon
Inn for the winter.-Thc High School
Athletic association presented 70
village Skcul" to a 500 house Friday
evening. They will realize about S7o after
expenses are paid.--Mr and Mrs. William
q. King have returned from their we'd
ding trip.
The congregational Sunday school hs 3
elected the following officers: Superin-
tendent, Mrs. r. c. Sanders; first assist
ant Mrs. Roscoe Sanders; second assist
ant, Harry W. Ferris; secretary Miss
Alice Briggs; assistant secretary, Eliza
beth Hilton; treasurer, Harry A. Collins;
pianist, Miss Lottie Sessions.-Mrs. S. 8.
Clark of ST. Adams is visiting MIR. and
Mrs. Robert II. Newconb-Mrs. Martha
Pitts has returned from Boston.-The
Christian Endcavor society of the Com
grega'ional Church is planning u news
paper social to be given Friday evening
in no. ,l,.
fined to the house by illness.-Mrs. Carrie
b. Mcclellan has gone to ST Adams to
visit relatives.-Mss Georgia Smith of
Poultney is visiting her grandparents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joel B. Smlth.-The Rev.
{. l., Leonard of Troy Conference Acad-
envy. Poultney, is visiting Henry l.. Leon
ard.-Avstin Blanchard died very
suddenly Monday morning about two
O'Clock at his home on Champlain street
of heart trouble. The deceased was Il
blacksmith and for number of years
had shop on Center street Failing
health compelled him to retire from bust.
ness some time ago. He Is survived by
MS wife, one son, Austin Blanchard, Jr.,
or New York city and one daughter Mrs
Charles n Pratt of Chicago-Mr and
Mrs. Fred j. Bacon have gone to Will
mantle, Conn.
The funeral OF Joseph De Rouin,
VINO died Monday in MidileSury, was
held at 81. Mary's Church yesterday
morning at nine o'clock Mr.. De
Rouin was son OF Mrs. Augustine
Feneuff Of this town.-Mrs Amanda
NJ. sheldon, who had been very III for
several weeks at the home of her
40,
Tuesday evening. The funeral was
held last evening at eight o'clock and
the body win he taken on the sleeper
this morning to Willshorough " Y
for burial.--Mrs. Charles " Pratt Of
Chicago and DR.. Austin blanchard Of
New York are called here by the
death of their father, Austin Planch-
ard.-Mr. and Mr.. William O. King
were given 4 shower party last even
ing at the home Of her parents Mr.
and Mrs. Frank y. Fuller. In the Ar
mold district.-Mlss Lucy w Smith.
accompanied by Miss Anna Smith
went Yesterday TO Boston to spend a
week-George Mcleod. district dep
uty. visited the lodge in Benson Tues
day eveninE.-Dr. Eugene j. Cray was
In burlington yesterday-There Will
be a newspaper social In the Congre-
gational chapel tomorrow evening
for the benefit of the Christian En-
deavor society. Each department Of n
newspaper will have booth.-The
second number in the entertainment
course will he given Monday evening
, instead OF December 16, as previously
announced