Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-07-25
RUTLAND COUNTY
BRANDON.

Mrs. Harriet Tomlnson Churchill,
wife Of Charles II. Churchill, die
Thursday morning about two o'clock
at her home north of the village, after
a long Illness. She was born in Cas-
Teton July Is, 1S45. Besides ner hus
band, she Is survived by two daugh-
tiers, Miss Bertha J. Tomlinson of Fair
Haven and Mrs. C. c. Perry of West
Rutland also two sisters, Mrs. A. N.
Lake of Castleton and Mrs. f. II.
Langdon of Rutland. The funeral
was held from her late home at
ten o'clock Saturday morning with burial
in the family lot.-Mrs. f. II. Parmelee
and Mrs. f. A. Taylor have gone to
Lake Dunmore to spen1 several weeks
with Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Buffum--
A son was born Thursday, July is, to
Mr. and Mrs. Charles c. Carr.
The annual young peoples assembly
at Spring Grove will be held August T.
to Is with the Rev. Peter Heller of
Salisbury as president. The principal
speakers are the Rev. ID. ID. Irvine of
Brooklyn. n. y, the Rev. G.. II. Smith
Of Burlington, Byron n. Clark Of Bur-
lington and President c. l.. Leonard of
Poultney. The Rev. p. l.. Dow of Ben
nington and the Rev. John Fl. Coon of
Saltwater. n. Y, have been chosen
leaders to conduct the campmeeting at
| this time.-Miss Colpitts went Mon
| day to Lnosburg Falls. called there by
the death of her brother.-Mrs. William
Sargent and two children of Newton
| Highlands, Mass, are guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Wiliams.-John S. Buttles of
| Rutland spent Sunday al II. S. Buttles's.
Miss Isabel Whitlock returned yesterday
| from Whitng.-Miss May b. Dram Of
! II hudson Falls, y. V, is at her home
here for a few days.-AIiSses Harriet and
| Anna Wheeler and Miss Margaret Boyd
of Poughkeepsie. ~ V, spending a
few days in town.-Mr and Mrs. G. W..
Scott and Miss Elizabeth Chatterton of
Rutland are spending the week at Lake
| Dunmore.-Mr. and Mrs. Howard Buch
anan. who have been the guests Of Miss
| Teresa Dram, have gone to Crawford
| Notch, n. H., before returning to Port
| Chester. n. Y.-Miss Chalis Thrall, a
student nurse in Heaton hospital. Mont
peler, is at her home here for her vaca-
tion.-Miss Nettie Thomas, who has been
spending two weeks with her parents Mr..
| and Mrs. James Thomas. returned Mon
day to Glens Falls, n. e. n. Miller,
who has been recovering from a surgical
operation. was able to ride out Monday
| for the first timc.-Mr AZ. Mrs, Fred
| Tower. Miss Barbara Tower of Concord,
| Mass, and Mrs Charles Dennison OF
Boston, who have been in town for few
| weeks, returned Monday to their homes
Elmer Fuchs and Miss Dora Fuchs.
| who have been at Myron Ayerss for a
few weeks, have gone to Dorset.-Misses
F. and ii. Hoquet, who hav' been guests
at the Brandon Inn, went Monday to
Quebec.
a son was born Sunday to Mr.. and
Mrs. Sidney Ranslow.--Mrs. Charles L.
Beals is i'll at her home on Park street.
Mrs. Hunt of Warrensburg. N. Y. Is
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Fred Pat
node.-Herbert briggs of New York is a
, guest at A. G.. Farr's.-Mrs. Alice Nc
Intosh of Bay City Mich, is visiting in
town The Rev. and Mrs u. w. Lovett
and children of Orange Mass, are Wis
iting at r. 7. Lovetts-The Rev. and
Mrs. George Davenport and family
DanbuIy. Conn. Miss Katherine Briggs
and Miss Florence Briggs of Montpelier
are at the Briggs cottage at Lake Dun
more for a few wecks.-Mr and Mrs. T.
Nj. Strout anG daughter OF Boston are
| SutStS ~ me oTaNuOH Inn. anu
Wilbur f. Paige. who have been at the
Brandon Inn. will occupy II. F. Bssell s
house on Park street for few months
, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. Durham are spend
| Ing few days in Cambridge Mary
bowling of Dorchester, Mass, is at r.
IL. Everests for tho summer.
Bernie A. Carr and Mrs. Lulu j. Miller
| have sold to the Vermont Marble COM
s pany their interest In the Carr marble
property. for the sum of $500. The prop
/ erty sold consists OF about 36 acres OF
land. situated on the west side OF thu
railroad and joining the Brandon Italian
| marble quarry property which Is owned
and operated by the Vermont Marble
, company. The land sold is said to con
tain valuable deposits of marble and {
! quarry which has been opened ant
? operated more or less for several years.
James Mulcahey of New York, son OF
Patrick Mulcahey of Sudbury died sud
denly at the home of his father Tuesday
/ -Chastina Johnson Morse wife of Franz
Q Morse. died Sunday at her hoaeS IN Sud
, bury after brief illness. Besides her nus
, band she Is survived by an infant daugh
= ter and her mother. Mrs. Mary Johnson
I The funeral will be held from her lat
home to-day.-AIiss Minnie Colpitts, whit
was called Monday to Enosburg Falls Il
attend the funeral Of her brother. re
n turned yesterday.-Miss Lillian Mcleod
OF Enosburg alls Is the guest OF Mis-
Carrie Ormsbee at the Howe cottage
Lake Dunmore.-Dr. and Mrs. J. s. East
wood go to-day to Brattleboro Tor
few weeks.-The Brandon band will CIV
, concert tomorrow evening In Forest
: dale, After the concert there will be
. dance In Bodgett hall.-Mrs Helen Crit
|, tendon. who hos been with Mr.. and Mrs
, William Ladam for the past two years
: has gone to Randolph. where she vii
!, reside with her daughter. Mrs. Franz
Wood.-Oscar Sissinere. who has beef
spending several weeks at Lake Dunmore
has returned to New iork.-Mrs A. A
WEIGH. who has been the guest OF Mr.
" and Mrs. Charles v. Needham for severa
weeks. goes to-day to East Mortified
Mass'-Miss Alice Briggs has gone 4
Salisbury TO remain tho rest OF the week
Mrs. Emma Jenne. who recently under
s. went surgical operation at the Mar
$ Fletcher hospital. has recovered sufficient
u ~ to leave the hospital and is with friend
q In Burhnaton.