Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-11-24
RUTLAND
BRANDON.

Miss Julia A. C. jackson went Monday
to New York to spend Il few weeks be-
fore sailing for Porto Rico, where she
will spend the wnter.--Mrs. Aeie Hart
man of Glens Falls. n. Y. is visiting Mrs.
Bernie Chandler Miss Ellen Resseyp
has gone to ilubbardton to spend SOM
time with her brother.--John Hastings.
who has been visiting his mother Mrs
Jennie Hastings has returned to Abing-
ton. Conn.--The funeral Of Mrs. Rachael
Stickney was held Sunday afternoon at
] 80 O'Clock from the home Of her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Rollin Wood. Rev. C. w Tur-
ner officiated.-Miss Catherine Capen of
Cavendish is at home for a few days.
Miss Nellie Briggs, who has been Ill at
the home of Edison b. lIackett, is slowly
improving Loyal J. Kelsey went Satur-
day to Cornwall -on-thcI Hudson, y. y.
where he has employment with an eirc-
trio company.-James Simon of Albany.
N V, Annie simon and Mrs. James ST.
mon of Middlebury attended the funeral
Of Mrs Edward Tennicn Saturday Tho
syndicate which some years ago pur-
chased the Parmclce block has presented
to the Library association a deed of the
building which the library occupi Nj -e
Lillian Severv If Middlehury Is spendinI
a few days with her parents Mr. and
Mrs. Eli Severy. Roscoe r. MacGuire Of
Shushan. n. ". Is visiting here.
Mrs. Shubel r. Stckney died Thurs
day afternoon after = brief Illness
at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Rollin
Wood in Leicester. The funeral was
held Sunday.-Mrs. Edward Teuuion died
at her home on Depot street Thursday
afternoon following a stroke Of paralysis
Sunday. She is survived by two sons,
Edward Of Rutland and James of Bran
don. and one daughter. Mrs. James Simon
of Middlebury. The funeral was held
Saturday at nine o'clock from St.
Mary's Church.
Miss Sara Ball Of Chester. Conn, is VS.
iting her sister, Mrs. W. r. Marsh. Miss
Barbara Nicklaw is visiting in Montpcl-
ier.-A1rs. Adam Center Is visit
ing in Greenfield. Mass. Mrs.
Martha NJ. Pitts has gone to Boston "a
spend a few weeks with relatives NJ
Orrn A. Gee Is In Swanton.--Miss Maudc
Purcell has returned from Albany. y. y
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. u. Blackwell went to
N. Y, Tuesday to spend THANKSGIVING.
A son was born Saturday, November 49,
to Mr. and Mrs. Charles LaFlam.--Miss
Anna Lynch, who went to New York sew
eral weeks ago and had cataracts re-
moved from one of her eyes. Is able to be
out of doors, and full sight has been re-
stored to the detective member.
+. Tyrel Severance of the L. V. NJ IS
in town for Thanksgiving Miss Ruth
Burnlam of Middlebury IS at home
Willis Giles OF Brandon and Miss Inoz
Miller of Whiting We're married Monday
evening by the Rev. c. w. Turner
Walter O.. Ray is i'll at his home on
Conant square.-Mrs. Frank Chandler and
Miss Mary Chandler went Tuesday to
Lancaster. n. H.. for q few Wcella-
George Fredette, who for the past ten
months has been in Marble, Colo. is at
home for short timc-Miss Louise Near
Ing has returned from Montpelor.-Mrs
John Johnson, who has been isitinr rela-
ftves here for few weeks. went Tues
day to Rutland.-RauSom j. Carlisle, who
recently underwent a surgical operation
in the Rutland hospital, has returned
hore.-Yakub Radgowski ana Miss Marv