Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-09-12
RUTLAND COUNTY
BRANDON.

Montpelier, has returned.-Misses Addie
NJ. Brooks, Eva 0irouard. Elizabeth
Glasheen and NJ. A. Campbell, who have
been in town for two weeks, went Satur
day to Bellows Falls-Miss Maud Farm
ham has returned from Shoreham, where
she Inns been for her summer vacation
Mr.. and Mrs. James Calliney and two
children. who have been with Mr.. and
Mrs John Condor for several weeks. re-
turned Sunday to their home In RoX-
bury Mass.-Mlss Elizabeth Adams of
F'errisburg and Miss Mabel Taylor of
Proctor have returned TO take up their
duties as instructors In the high school,
Miss Gertrude Brady who has been at
her home in Bakersfield for several
weeks, has returned. miss Helen Car.
rgan went Sunday to Pittsford. where
she will teach this fal.-Miss Winnie r..
EIurlburt has returned from Groveton.
~ H., after several weeks vacation
Mrs Raymond Mcfarland and two chill
dren OF Middlebury are visiting at Mrs.
Maria Capen s.-Mrs. Carrie Mcclellan
has returned form Fair iiaven.-James
Leonard. who has been spending two
weeks In Philadelphia. Pa. and Hart
ford Conn, resumed his position as teller
In the Brandon National bank Mon
day-4R. L. ST. John. who has been con-
fined to the house for several days by
illness. is able to be out again.-H. l..
Williams returned Saturday from a bus!-
ness trip to Bennington.-Mi Sadie l..
Mattison, who has been spending the
summer at the Brandon Inn. went Mon
day TO Saranac Lake, n. Y
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton Brooks. who have
| been guests al the Brandon Inn for a few
! weeks, have returned to Brooklyn, N. Y
( Miss Myra McClarty. formerly a teacher
In the graded school here, but now OF
Hartford, n. Y. and Miss Ruby Mcker-
non are visiting at DR.. o. c. Bakers. s.
| Evangelist r. II. Whitman OF Providence
| r. l., is In town.-Next Sunday will be OBJ
served as members rally day at the Meth
| odist Church.-Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Buff
| fun and children. who have been at Lake
| Dunmore for the summer have returned
e. b. Bailey of burlington was in towr
Monday.-Charles H. Bliss and grand.
son, Francis Murray OF New York, are ir
| town.-Charles V. Needham is taking 4
| few weeks vacation and Roscoe Sanders
Jr., Is assisting in the Collins & Needham
grocery store during his absence.-M!ss NJ
| 7. McClosky. who has been in town a few
days. has gone to Plattsburgh. n y
Merritt Clifford and family. who have
been occupying the Dana Ayers farm ir
Goshen this summer, have returned I,
Pittsford.-AIiss Elizabeth Dram, who has
been with his mother, Mrs. Katherin,
Dram, for the summer. has returned t.
her school in Port Chester, n. Y.-Mr. ant
Mrs. Fred W. Hubbard OF Williamsburg
e.,
Mrs C. A. T.. Merritt, who has been con
fined to the house for week by Illness
Is able to be out again.-Mrs Carrie Pas,
has gone to Ludlow for few weeks. e.
| Prof Edward j. Lockwood has returned
ton. who have been In town for two weeks
vacation.-Mr. and Mrs. Frank Earring
ton. who have been in town for two week
have returned to New York.-Mr. and Mrs
Wilbur Dowd have returned from spend
ing two weeks with their daughter II
Woburn. Mass.-Loyal ]. Kelsey OF Yer
gennes was In town Tuesday Mar.
Buttles and Miss II. A. Swarton. VIII
have been spending their vacation a
Lake Dunmore, have returned to Yonk
ers. N. Y.-Dr. C. W. Peck has been ap
pointed a delegate to the 18th internationa
congress on hygiene and demography I
be held in Washington. September q to IS
Mrs c. ]. Braley has gone to Montpeiie
to attend the State convention OF King
Daughters.-Mr. and Mrs. Jay Dow ar
spending 10 days In the Adironda cks.-
George Bacon has taken n position n
manager OF large cattle farm in Spring
field and will move his family there tn
first Of next month-Mrs. Albert Durg
has ratit nod 10 mn
Columbia City, Ind. where she has bee
for two weeks.-The Brandon Concer
band will give an open air concert in tn
park Friday evening to be followed by
dance In Armory hall.
} The Rev. and Mrs. d. D. Chaplin cele
brated their 5oth wedding anniver
sary yesterday. Many friends an
neighbors called upon them during tn
day and they were presented with
purse of COLA among other gifts.-Mrs
A. A. Blood Of Sioux City. Ia. VINO ha
been spending the summer with ne
mother Mrs. Antoinette Jones. starte
yesterday for Korea. where she ey
poets to remain some time with rell
tive, who IL missionary In that coun
try.-Mr. and Mrs. David NJ. Brown
who have been at George Browns 70
several weeks. left yesterday for thel
home In I.ohrville. lathe Rev. job
+, A. Chaplin of Ttlton. N. H., is VISITING
his parents. the Rev and Mrs D. I
Chapin.-Miss srbyl Spaulding has re
turned to her homo In Boston afte
spen ling the summer with her aunt
Miss Alice Harrison.-Bert r. AldeI
has leased tenement in Mrs. Laur
Manchester's block on Conant squar
and will occupy II with his father
Timothy II. Alden. who will leav
here from Leicester VIII La
dam, Mrs, Clayton Knowlton. Mrs. FREE
Lockwood and Miss Mary Ostigu
went yesterday as delegates to the lot
/ annual convention OF the King
Daughters and Sons to he held i
Montpelier this week-Mr. AMI Mr.
! ELAN French are visiting in Syracuse
n. Y. for Week.-Mrs. Mildred LET
hngwell was In Burlington yesterds
; to attend the wedding OF her cous'r
Miss Ailere Les,ngwell-Sewar
r French has returned from Lake Dun
more, where he has been for severa
, BENSON.
= Miss Helen Deyette, Mrs David Nc
Kenzie and Mrs. a. o. Treadwcll arrive
Thursday and are at George Deyette!
Mrs, Mckenzie goes to her home In Ne
" Sogk soon and Mrs. Tyeadwen to l.