Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-09-28
RUTLAND COUNTY
BRANDON.

tiCn. was we'll attended. DR.. Paris
4, gave an instructive and interesting
, talk on the various branches of the
work, the clubs in different parts Of
the state and what has been accom-
, plshed. A local club was organized
, with these officers: President Willis
p. Gardner: vice president, A. q. Farr:
secretary and treasurer Rufus c.
. Flood. They were instructed to SUBJ
nit q proposed constitution and APP
point chairmen for FIVE committees. re-
suits to be reported ut the next meet
ing of the club. which time will be
chosen by the officers. After the busi-
ness meeting refreshments were
served.
James A. Rowe is confined to the
house by illness-Miss Jennie Beno,t
who has been in Cooperstown, n. z,
for the summer, has returned,-D. W.
Flagg. manager of the Fairyland NOV
ing picture theatre. has moved his
family from Randolph and will live in
Forestdale.-Harry Powers, who has
been the guest Of Mrs. Nellie Lowell
for q few weeks. has returned TO Rye
gate -Miss Lucretia CLARK has return
ed from Healsville. where she has
tives.-Miss Ella Ketcham and Mrs.
Lizzie Wells are visiting in Greenfield.
Mass-Mrs. Charles Briggs, who has
been I'll for several days, is recovering.
Miss Edith Howe is spending n few
days at Lake Dunmore while repairs
are being made on her cottage
Charles Slavery of West Haven, Conn,
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. SaverT
, for a few days-Mrs Eliza Bradley of
, East Middlebury Is visiting relatives
, in town.-An elevator for handling
coal with a capacity Of forty tons eli
hour. has been completed for J. II.
Wheldon's coal yards at the depot
C +. Slavery, who has leased the hotel
at Hyde Park. Is moving his house.
hold goods from his house on Pearl
street to that place.-Mrs. Charles
Newton ard children of Lanesboro,
Mass. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. George
Laflam-Mr. and Mrs. S. w. Jones and
Mrs. f. II. Button spent Tuesday in
Burlington.
The concert given at the Brandon Inn
Tuesday evening for the benefit of the
free library by Prof. +. j, Bacon, banjo
soloist William Todeu of New York,
guitar solost, and Sgnor Giuseppe Pettine
of New York. mandoinist, was most de-
lightful entertainment. y large and APP
, preciative audience filled the music room
and each number received an enthusiastic
encore. The gross receipts were over 800.
The Brandon Concert band Will give the
last concert of the season in the park this
evening. There will be a dance in the
town hall following the concert for which
they will also furnish musc.-Frank Ba-
shaw is spending the week in Fair Haven
and Shoreham- and Mrs. +. w. Sher-
man Of Ludlow are visiting at d. A.
Hutchinson's.-Mr and Mrs. George II.
, buckingham, who have been spending
several weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
S. Marsh, returned yesterdayto their home
In Washington, =. C.-Mr. and Mrs T. w.
Ray have returned from an automobile
, trip to Round Lake, N Y.-Captain E. l..
Kelley, Major f. p. johnson and the
members of Company G, LIST regiment,
] Vermont National Guard, returned Tues
day from Fort Ethan Allen. where they
= have attended the annual muster-The
regular meeting of the Auxiliary Of the
Sons of Veterans will be held tomorrow
2 evening at Grand Army hall-Mrs John
/ Martin, A. f, Martin and Miss Catherine
. Martin of Springfield, Mass, are guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Martin.-Miss Lii
Ian Mcleod entertained tho young La
dies Mission club at her home on Frank
e lin street last evening.-Franklin r. Whit
\ lock. for several years clerk In the store
Of Collins and Needham, has resigned his
. position to accept one as travelling sales
man for the tleischman Yeast company
- and will commence his new duties ir
about two weeks.--Burt Merritt has pur.
- chased the Sara Smith house on Grove
street and will take possession October l.
Harold Mayo, the young son of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Fred Mayo, who underwent an oper.
| alton for appendicitis Saturday in the
@ Mary Fletcher hospital, Is reported still
, in critical CONDITIONAL regular meet
g Ing Of tie Dunmore Hose company wa.
= held In their rooms last evening.-The frs
. meeting OF the Monday club, which wa.
8 81 continued through lie summer viii
/ be ned next Monday evening at the home
d of Mrs w. II. Harrson.-A.r. and Mrs
4 Henry NJ. Gipson are visiting relatives IL
h Erattieboro this wcek.-Seward F'renci
e and Truman Riley have returned from
- burlington, where they went to take ex
l. amlnatlons at the University of Vermont
e Miss Grace upper of 4dbury is
guest # ,!rs Fred Rogers-Mrs r. A
, Goss Of Boston is visiting Mrs Nellie 80
:, well. Mrs. Goss was formerly MISC Clar
- Ice Ilibbard of this town.--Mrs. Harry ]
-, GrisWold and Miss Beatrice Grlswold hav,
E returned from a three weeks visit +,
friends in Albany, ~ Mrs. Carrie Mo
T moe Will sell at public auction this after
noon at one O'Clock various househol,
\ goods and farm implements at her farm
north of the vllage.-Dr. and Mrs. O. w
Gee went yesterday to visit relatives II
Swanton.-Mrs. Myra Stevens who ha
! been spending several weeks with he
= daughter, Mrs. w, f. Heath. returne,
, yesterday to Rutland.-H. S Butler I
blasting out the ledge under his store an
viii lower the floor to the level of tn
sidewalk and Mrs. e, j. Rogers hav
gone to Pittsford to remain for some time
MI Rogers being employed on the ney
graded school building being erecte
there-The Rev. w. S. Smart returned I
-, burlington yesterday, after spending
Few days at the Brandon Inn.
2 FORESTDALE.
- Fennmore Sessions has gone to Proc
tor, where he has position with tn