Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-01-25
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BRANDON

Tie MONDAY club met Monday at
the home OF Mrs q. w. Burnham and the
following program was given: Life of
Rober, Browning Mrs. IIcimon Will
liams; reading and study. saul" Mrs
Marsh: reading from the Letters of Rob-
ort and Elizabeth Browning" Mr.. A. j.
Ives; story of "'ippa Passes" Mrs. A. H.
GIBSON; "Browninc's Religions Belicfs
and Dramatic Qualities" Miss Louie y.
Clark reading and study. Rabbi Zen
Ezra. Mrs. Burnham: roll cail. quota
lions from Robert Browning Mrs Me
LISA Baird. wife of tho late Wolcott
Baird. died sunday morning at two
o'clock At her home in Goshen after a few
days illness with pneumonia. she was
IS wears of age She j. survived 10y one
daughter. Mrs. Charles Ndilor of Forest
dale. ana iiV" SON. Anvil. Gay. Lewis of
Goshen, carl Of Chittcndcn and Fred. who
Resides in froct". The funeral WAS
held from her late home Tu' -dav
a. one O'clock, followed 10y a service at
the church. TIA" Rev. Leroy &. Nation of
For, stdalc officiating. lntormont was
in the cemetery in Goshen. Tile Ladies'
Mi>sionalA society met Tuesday after
noon at two O'Clock at the home Of Mrs
Fred W Briggs. The Kings Daughters
hid IL work meeting yesterday after
noon with Mrs. Fred Manchester OH Pearl
street. Mr. and Mr.. William \. Grover
have moved from the ;. l.. Buttlcs farm
to New Haven Mills. Hiram = ButtlcS
win have charge of the farm this year -
Mrs. Irving Chase has gone to Norwich.
conn. to spend a few weeks with her
- NH, tr,. \tti,
Mary }uttl"s. vino was called here by
the illness and death of her father, Ste
l,hen l.. Buttlcs has returned to Yonkers,
y. Y.-Mr.. J. ". kingsley. who has been
spending few days with her sister. Mrs.
-. K. Sessions. has gone to Bristol. w.
l. Gardiner WAS in Bristol sunday to at
tend the funeral of his mother. Mrs.
Helen Oakcs Gardiner,
Word was received Monday of the death
of Mrs. Melissa o. Leighton at her home
in New York Saturday evening al 1870
O'Clock after brief illness. She WAS
- Years of ae" For a number of wears
sh" had spent the summer at her place
nor" on tonant square. She is survived
ny on" son. Clarence Tucker, and one
daughter. vino live in New York. The
body was taken Tuesday to Bristol. her
birthplace, and the funeral held at the
BAPTIST 'hurch in tn" afternoon thu Rev.
&. y. Bosworth ohciating Burial was
in Greenwood Genet crN.-I .ois Audcrs on
died SUNDAY Of plcurisv at the home If
his daughter, Mrs. John I.avinc on Union
street. at the advanced age Of 81 years.
The body wa- taken to Proctor and the
funeral hcld Tu, sdaY afternoon at 2:2'
a clock frnD1 ha bnpl,. nf bis n,.l,.
Larson. Tho Young Ladies association
met TUESDAY at the home of Miss
Alice Harrison on Franklin street.
Invitations are out for a leap year dance
Friday evening at the brandon Inn. THE
Noman'S Missionary society of tn,
Methodist Church met Tuesday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Jason H. Smith
on Barlow avenue. -Benj amin f.. Bowke,
Is moving ais family from Seminary hill
to Fowler where he is employed by tive
Vermont Marble company AUGUSTUS Il.
Breed VIII" hes been III for several days
with pnrumonii, j. reported in u very
serious condition Mrs. Breed who is ais,
III with the SANE disease. IL but slight,
improved Mr. ana Mr~ Fred BAIRD ui
Proctor Wclt' n town Tuesday to at
tetd the funeral ol Mrs g. NJ Baird -
clarence " CARPENTER H. confined t. nh,
hous" hy illness Mi,s Chalc- Thrall n
student nurse In il"utun hospital. Mon
pcli'r Is spcudinr her vacation WITH hri
l.iienl Mr. and Mr. r. \. TmaI
The farm house owned hN Curtis o.
Smith IN foah,u was DESTROYED hv lire
Tuesday AFTERNOON while tn, family wer,
away attending a funeral The origin
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