Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-09-05
RUTLAND COUNTY
BRANDON.

Nj. and Mrs. Edwin G. Carr, who have
been in Swampscott. Mass, for two
months, returned Saturday. Mrs W. r.
Marsh and children went Saturday TO
Pittsfied, Mass. where they will reside.
Mrs. Edward Wolcott and children have
returned from several weeks in Weston.
J. ". IothWel and family and Mr..
Martindalc, vino have occupied the Howe
cottage At Lake Dunmore for three
months, returned Saturday to Brooklyn,
y. Y.-Albert Gregory who has been
visitinl at Frank Beacon's, has returned
to IIardwick.-Nf Matilda MAYHEM is
in Bennington.-Mr and Mrs a. NJ Rex
ford. who have been visiting at q. A.
pursy's, have returned to Cotton. y. v.
w II. Flint went Saturday to st. AL
bans to remain until Monday. when he
Joined the Vermont dele cation to the
National Fncampmcnt OF the Grand
army, to he held in Los Angeles, Cal.
Mr. Flint goes as the delegate from G
J. Ormsboc Post. H. r. Clement las sold
through f.. n. Miller his farm near
Jones pond to DR.. Edwin Paul of Phil
adclpha, Pa, who will soon move here.
The funeral Of Miss Ruth Griswold.
who died Friday. was held Sunday
afternoon at the Congregational Church
at go O'Clock. The Rev C. Il. Beals Of
ficiated. lntermenJ was IN Pine Hill
cemetery. Mrs Adelaide Woods return
Cd Saturday from tho Mary Fletcher
hospital, where she has been for several
weeks for medical Recommendation. and
Mrs. Charles a. Dana of New York arc
at their cottage at Lake Dunmore for
a few days.
The annual memorial service Of
Neshobe Grange will be held at the
Methodist Church sunday morning
with an address by the Rev r. H.
Washburne. Mrs. Harry Ferris re-
turned Sunday from st. Louis. Mo.
where she has been attending the ma
tional encampment of the Sons of
Veterans Womans auXiliary-Mrs,
Maria Capen has returned from Bowl
ing Green. o.. where she has been for
the past month with her son. n. l..
Capen-The Roy. W. V. Berg. former
| ly pastor of the Congregational
Church here. but now of the Pilgrim
Church in St. Louis. Mo-. is in town
by his aunt Miss Amelia p Berg Of
returned Monday to Great Bend.
Kans., after spending a few weeks
at his home here.-Misses Mary Vail
and NJ. II. Davenport, who have been
at their summer home in Leicester for
a few months. have returned to Brook =
Ign, y, Y.-Mrs Clara Kalles is visit
ing in Burlington and st. Adams
Mrs William Rand and son OF Rye,
\. Y, are guests at G w. Crocketts.-
Mrs f.. A. Potter, who has been visit
ing relatives here, went Monday to
| Castleton.--Rev. J. n. Coleman D. D.,
returned to Rutland saturday after
spending week at silver lake,-The
KEY. Robert II. Washburne will ad-
dress the Epworth League convention
at Troy, ~ v. September II to "a
Edward s, Marsh returned Monday
from spending few weeks in How
ard, r. DIR. and Mrs, J, b. Chandler
and son have returned to Medford,
Mass, after spending the summer here,
Miss Ruth Griswold. daughter OF Mr..
ana Mrs, Eugene A. GrisWold, died at
her home on Carver street Friday
morning about four o'clock after IA five
months illness with tuberculosis. She
was a years of age and besides her par
ehtS is survived by two sisters Mrs,
Eugene Woodruff of Burlington, Mar
saret Griswold. and three brothers.
| Harry j. and Adrian 7. of this town
ana Edward NJ. of New York The
funeral was held Sunday afternoon al
| TWO o'clock at the house, the Rev.
harles Beals officiating
Mrs. Antoinette Carpenter, "ho has beer
| spending the summer with her parents
MI and Mrs. Almas FOND. has returned
| t. Everett. Mass-Mr and Mrs. Cortc2
johnson of Hartford, Conn, are visiting