Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-05-04
RUTLAND
BRANDON.

Mrs. Sarah Cutting died last Nednes-
day at the home of her son, Fred cut
ting. She had been an invalid for several
years and death resulted from a paralytic
shock. She Is survived by two sons, Ar
thur 5. of Rutland and Fred A. with
whom she had made her home. The fu-
reral will be held this afternoon at two
O'Clock at her late home. The body was
taken to Orwell for burial
The funeral of Mrs. Sara Cutting was
held Friday afternoon at two o'clock at
the home Of Fred Cutting. The Rev. j.
c. Fisher officlated. Interment was in
Orwell.
Mrs. Lemra Manchester announces tn.
marriage engagement of her daughtef
Flora. and William j. Lamplough Of Bur
lingtcn.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Con-
gregational Church will meet for the
tying of quilts in the chapel to-mor-
row afternoon.-Mrs. Charles r. Payu.
OF Westport N y. is VISITING Mr.. and
Mrs. @. 8. Backus.--Miss Lillian Mar
settle, who has been spending a weeks
vacation with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Marsetto, has returned to
Schenectady, N. Y.-Mrs Emma June
will go to-day to Shelburne TO spend a
few weeks.-T. W. Ray has purchased
Mrs. Emma d. Howe's lot and pasture
on High street.--H. Lewis Miner has
purchased q new touring car.-Mr
and Mrs. Fred ]. Bacon have returned
from n concert tour in New York and
Pennsylvania.-Mr. and Mrs. John A.
Murray of Albany are in town-Mrs
Francis Parsons, who has been the
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returned to Hartford, Conn
At the annual meeting of st. Thorn
ass Episcopal Church parish Monday
the following vestrymen were elected:
E. j. Ormsbee, F.. D. Blackwell j. S.
Eastwood, r. II. Everest, L. C. Bump,
@. w Crockett d. J. Brown. The yes
trymen elected Senior warden, f. J
Ormsbee; Junior warden, f. d. Black
we'll: secretary, G. W. Crockett; treas
urer. DIR. j. :. Eastwood; delegates 70
the annual convention to be held IN
Rutland next month, f. ]. Orrnsbee, G..
W. Crockett, J. s. Eastwood. L. c.
Bump with aiternates. X. II. Everest
John Bernoir. ". y. Fuller and Z. D.
Observation-Disclosures Whelden has pur-
chased the Joseph German place on
Railroad avenue.-Mrs. y. a. Freeman
is ill.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles Laham
went yesterday to Valley Falls y. Y.
where they will rcside-Leon Chanl-
Ter has taken a position IN the feed
store Of IT. S. Buttles-Word was re-
ccived Tuesday evening of the death
Of Mrs Mary Meacham Walker, wife
of DIR. C. II. Walker. In New York. on
Monday. May /. after several days
illness, The deceased was a daughter
of the late Ozro Meacham and for
many years resided here. The body
was brought here last evening and
the funeral will be held at the home OF
r. w. Rogers this afternoon at three
o'clock. Burial will be in Pine Hill
cemetery.-Mrs. F. f. Backus and Mrs.
Cherries Payne have been called to
Hrnttleboro by the Illness OF Charles
Lawrence.--Mrs Antoine Bush Is Ill
with tonsilitis.-Mrs. Alice R. Sprague
IS spending a few days with her son.
Lloyd. in ithaca, N. Y.-Miss Helen
Carrigan Of Middlebury College IS Mt
home for few days.--Joseph D. Need
ham Of Bennington Is visiting his son.
Charles Needham---The musicale CIV
en- in the Congregational chapel Tues
day evening under the auspices Of the
Boys orchestra was a success. About
SIC was realized, which will be used
to purchase new music.-Frank E.
Evans OF Boston is in town for q few
weoks-The annual meeting of the
Soldiers and Citizens ASSOCIATION was
held Tuesday evening. The following
officers were elected; President. Dr. o.
C. Baker; vice-president, A. w Bah
Bit; secretary. Mrs c. n. Winslow;
treasurer E. J. Ormsbee; chaplain. the
Rev. w. V. Berg; marshal, H. W. Fer
ris.-The Rev Frederick Sherman Ar
r old has been engaged to deliver the
Memorial day address. and the Bran
don Cornet band to furnish music.
BENSON.
Mrs. George Wesrprook of Brooklyn,
wife OF DR., George r. Westbrook, is in
town, called here by the serious ILL
ness of her mother. Mrs. Ellen Kellogg
| Mrs. Kellogg is now improved. Pre-
memorial Sunday, May g. is to he OBJ
served with an interesting program at the
Congregational Church. The Rev. DR..
washburn Of the Methodist Church will
deliver an address and patriotic music ap-
| rropriate TO the occasion will be rendered
started In the grass on the turnpike FRI
day near this place, destroyed 500 pine
rails for D. f. Belden. A careless man
dropped a match in the gras.-Miss e
| Eliza Sessions OF the famous Kern Hat
lin school is expected here in II few days.
Mrs Jennie King has gone to Tlcon-
! deroga to visit her brother.-Prof and
Mrs, Wellington Aiken and little son Of
Mt Hermon, Mass. are guests OF Deacon
James ". Aiken and family.
FORESTDALE.
Orange A. Snalley OF Chicago. H.. is
the guest OF F, J. Bacon.-J. A. Murray
Of Albany, N. Y, has moved into the
| Newton house, which he recently pur-
! chased.-Miss Dora Bernor is i'll with ap-
ps ndicitis, --Martin Estey has moved to
Keene, n. H.-Mr. and Mrs, F. J. Bacon
returned Monday from Philadelphia, Pa
| Miss Msdse Madison who has been
spending several weeks here, has returned
to Rutland-Orman Partlow ana W. B..
Avery. who have been i'll, are improving.
| WASHINGTON
WATERBURY.
The rev. and Mrs. w, l.. Boicourt loft
] Saturday night for Boston and vicinity
for a few days.-.The following officers
Of Queen Esther Chapter No 7, O. T. g.