Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-04-18
RUTLAND COUNTY
BRANDON.

BRANDON.
Francella Ames Paine. wife of Ed
noon about two o'clock at her homs on
the Pittsford road after a brief illness
with pneumonia. She was ca yoars Of
age. Mr.. Paine who also was seri-
ously i'll with the same disease. died
Friday morning about ten o'clock.
They are survived by two children,
clinton A. Paine and Miss Ina Paine.
who reside here. The funerals were
held Monday afternoon at $50 o'clock
from their late home. the Revereild
Charles w Turner officiating Rurials
were in the rittsford cemetery.-M
Elizabeth Trombly, wife of the late An
drew Tromhly, died Thursday evening
at her home on Champlain street after
II few weeks Illness. at the advanced
age of So years. She is survived by one
son, Abram Trombly, ana one daugh-
ter. Mrs Clarence Slnson, who resi- ;
here. The funeral was held Saturday
morning at nine o'clock from st.
Mary's Catholic Church, the Rev. ]. J..
Eoylc officiating.
April at his home in Troy n. ".
vas brought here Saturday for burial in
Pine Hill cemetery. Miss Julia A. G.. Jack
son returned Friday from San Juan. p. r.,
where she spent the wnter.--M Mrs Willis
=. Gardiner gave Il bridge party to a num-
her of friends Saturday afternoon at the
Brandon 1nn.-Dr. Austin Blanchard OF
New York spent several days last week
at the home of his mother Mrs. Austin
hlanchacd.-Dr O. c. Baker who has
been spending a few days in SARATOGA
Springs. \. Y. has returned Mrs. John
o. bowman of Philadelphia is visiting
MI ana Mrs. F. f. Raclus. Mrs Lizzie
r"rher VINO has been spending several
"eeNs with her moth r, Mrs. Eliza Itud-
son mas returned 10 Nergonnes
Nofd was received sunday of the death
ol EDWIN A. y Bishop ut his home IN
Mount clemens Mich. Saturday. Mr.
1lshoP was born and resided here for
many Years. about six years ago lie
moved To Nj. Clemens, on account Of
poor healtn. re is survived by his Wife,
one hiotheH' Joseph Bishop, who lives
h'fc' ana tour sisters Mrs. Charles Den
hlsoh OF Cambridge, Mass, Mrs T. NJ
i"Wor OF Concord Mass, Mrs. Thompson
n,'' MISS carrie bishop of Malone ~ Y.
ne '''N vas brought here Monday and
was accompanied by Mr, and Mrs.
H"fleS i'ehh'son and Mrs Bishop. The
'"'c''' was ""i" luesday afternoon at 80
o'clock from ST Thomas's Episcopal
'hurch Hhd was IN charge of st Peul's
Masonic Lodge Interment was in
Fine Nm ccmctery.-Mrs Antoinotte
carpenter of Everett, Mass, is spending 4
lew days with her parents. Mr. and
MIS- AIinar Pond.-Tho town dis
tri't schools opened Monday with
the following teachers. ForcstdUic
GRADED school. Miss Alice Parmaloe.
Miss Anna Coi!!ra. Miss Fannie sumner
and Miss Ruth Re, cham; district Nc. t.,
Miss Mary Tarhe; district No. 3, Mics
Bertha summon, district No 3. Miss Pose
Parnalee: district No Q Miss Isabel Grr-
fifth district No. 10. Miss Annette Rowe;
district No. 70. MISS Ruby Baird.
Miss Susan Talbot. who has been
spending two weeks vacation
at hor home here, returned Mon.
day to Bridgeport. Conn.-Mrs. WI
liam J. Condor Of Montpelier has hear
called here by the Illness of har
mother. Mrs Christine Hcase-3e-.
w. Boyj has moved his family ber.
from Roxbury-Miss Emma Goodnow.
who has been in the Mary Fletch AZ
hospital for several weeks recovering
from a surgical operation. returned
nome Monday-Miss Flora +. Girls
void. who has been spending the win.
ter in town. went Tuesday to Or
well-Alhert G. Farr and daughter.
Miss Shirley Farr. Of Chicago are at
their home on Park street.--Mrs. John
Wesley of Burlington is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. r. r. Wells-Thc Rev.
J. G, Fisher has returned from Sara