Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-12-28
RUTLAND COUNTY
BRANDON.

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about six o'clock at her home east of the
village after a few hours illness.
She was 40 years Of age.
She is survived by her husband, four sons,
Sherwin, Seward, Paige and Cecil, one
daughter, Marilla. and one brother Fred
Paige of Ludlow The funeral was
held from her late home Tuesday after
noon at two o'clock. The Rev. w. +.
Weeks of Shelburne offcatcd, assisted
by the Rev. +. S. Arnold Burial was
in Pine Hill cemetery.
Miss May Dram OF Hudson, y. Y,
spent Christmas at her home here. Mr..
and Mrs Frank Gipson Of Brattleboro
were in town to attend the funeral of Mrs.
Minnie Paige French. Miss Florence
Henderson spent Christmas at her home
in Fair Haven.--Miss Clara Churchill Of
Burlington is visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs Quincy Churchill. Mrs. Owen Nc
Shane Of Poultney Is visiting relatives in
town for a few days.-Clarence NJ Car
penter who has been on "A several weeks
business trip through the South and West,
has returned Mr. and Mrs. H. Louis
Miner and children spent Monday in
Nergennes.-Mrs. Abbie ~ Samson OF
Portsmouth. n. H.. is visiting her brother.
Edison b. Hackett.-Prof. r. J. Lockwood
of Bethel is spending the holidays at
his home here.-Cieorge Quinn spent
Christmas at his home in Waterbury,
Miss Teresa Dram OF Port Chester " Y,
is at home for the holidays.-fdward
Ripley of Trinity College, Hartford Conn,
who has been in town for few days, re-
turned Monday.-The Misses Blackwell
have issued invitations for dancing
party at the Brandon Inn. Monday even
ing.
The annual meeting of the Dunmore
Hose company was held last evening st
the hose house at eight o'clock Miss
Sylvia Tower OF Wallngford. who has
been visiting her nephew. Wallace w
Ellis, died Friday morning at his home
north of the village after a brief Illness
with pneumonia. She was IS years of
age. The funeral was held Tuesday
morning and the body taken on the 1911
| train to Wallingford for burial.
Mrs Hattie Martell of Orange, Mass
Don Martcll of Pittsfed. Mass. Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Dugy of Rutland We're
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. O. A. Durgy Mon
day.-Miss Alta Thompson of Fulton, y.
Y, and Mrs. Emma Thompson of Round
| Lake, y. Y. are guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Ray.-Miss Ruth Sprague will en-
terrain a dancing party at the Brandon
| Inn next Wednesday evening" January 3.
| The Bra ndon Circle OF Kings Daughters
| sent out twenty-one baskets of
food. fruit and clothing for Christmas,
| besides gifts to many who are confined
and the inmates at the town farm. The
Mary l.. Ketcham Circle sent a box of
| clothing to the Kurn lIattin Home at
Westminster.
At the annual meeting of Unity Rebekah
| Lodge held Monday evening in Odd
Fellows hail the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year; Noble
| grand, Mrs Henrietta Nichols; vice
grand. Mrs Mary Sason; recording secre
| tary, Mrs Julia Allen, financial secre
tary. Mrs. Elizabeth King; treasurer
| Mrs Elizabeth Thomas; trustee for tire,
| wears Mrs. A. +. Baker.-A daughter wa.
born Tuesday to Mr.. and Mrs Charlie,
Corbn.-Mrs. j. Henry Morgan of Lud
low. formerly of this town. dropped deat
in her door yard Tuesday afternoon a
four o'clock, She had had no previous NJ
ness and death was due to heart trouble
She Is survived by her husband and sev
eral chidren.--hir. and Mrs Norman
: Dryden and daughter OF Medford Mass
Robert Rand of Rye, y. y and Alber
Crockett of Lynn. Mass. are guests y
Mr.. and Mrs, George Crockett-W. n
Flint is visiting his daughter Mrs y. ID
Thomas, in St. Albans,--Fred l.. Smith
who has been confined to the house To-
several days with severe attack o
rheumatism, is somewhat improved. -
Edward NJ. Griswold of New York 1
spending few days with his parents
Mr., and Mrs, Eugene Griswold. Mis-
Sara johnson of Pawlet is the guest D
Miss Alice Rising Miss Ruth Churchill
IL in Rurington.-Mss Harriet Estabrool
Is in Rutland Miss Mildred Barker (
. in burlington Carlisle Langworthy I
spending few days with his parents il
burlington Mr.. and Mrs Wilbur Page
who have been spending several weeks n
the Brandon Inn, have gone to Albany
y. Y-The Sunday school al st. Thomas
| Church will have Christmas tree thi
evening In armory hall
h BENSON,