Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-10-09
RUTLAND COUNTY
BRANDON.

Mrs Lavina Nichols died Friday
morning at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. A. 5. Ketcham, after a brief illness
with pneumonia She was Sc years of
age and a long time resident here She
is survived by two sons. Lucille +. Mich
OILS and Dana II. Nichols, of this town
and three daughters Miss Clara Nichols
of Middlebury, Mrs. jerome Cole and
Mrs. Ketcham Of Brandon. The funeral
was held at two o'clock Sunday after
noon at the Baptist Church, the Rev.
Charles Turner officiating. Interment
was in Pine Hin cemetery.
Mr. and Mrs. A. d. Nutting, James r.
Leonard Mr.. and Mrs. Fred W. Briggs
and F. II. Harrington went Saturday to
Boston, where they will attend the
Bankers association meeting there this
week. Mrs. Frederick McCuen and .lrs.
Kate ID. Squires, who have been spend
ing several days at f. d. Blackwells,
returned Saturday to Montpeler.-Mrs
j. NJ Newton and Miss Ella Fl. Newton,
who have been guests at Mrs. q. II.
Kelleys for a few weeks Will return to-
day 10 their home in Cincinnati, Ohio
-br, and Mrs, Charles w. Peck. Mr..
N,. tN"rd c. Marsh. Edward W.
Ripley, Mrs. Clara Williams. Miss Ida
Pierce and Burt Merritt spent Sunday
at Thompson's Point, guests of Mrs.
Alice Sprague,-Miss Marie Greand who
has been spending several weeks with
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Il. Crockett, re-
| turned Monday to Boston.-Mr. and Mrs.
H. +. Bissell have closed the Lake House
at Lake Dunmore and returned to their
home here, MIR. and Mrs. Wilbur Paige,
who have occupied the Blssell house dur
| ing the summer. have returned to the
! Brandon Inn for the winter-Willam
Retcll has moved his family from the
| Wheeler house on Center street to r.
w. Rays tenement on Seminary HILL
The funeral Of Mrs Lavinia Nichols,
who died Friday, was held Sunday
afternoon at the Baptist Church. The
Rev. Charles w. Turner oniciatcd and
burial was IN Pine Hill cemetery. The
bearers were l.. f. Nichols, J. s Cole,
r. II. Nichols and William Gleason OF
Rutland-The Brandon Circle of the
Kings Daughters realized about sl3 from
the food fair held Saturday.-Mrs. Fran
els Murray has closed her house on Para
street and returned to New York for the
winter,-The receipts Of the rummage
sale held Saturday afternoon in the Arm
DRY hall by the Ladies' Aid society of
the Congregational Church amounted to
over sSo.-Mrs. l.. \. slavery has return
ed from spending a few weeks in Troy
~ Y and vcnity.-Carsle Langworthy
of Burlington spent Sunday in town
Or. and Mrs W. II. Wright 90 to-day
to Boston where DR. Wright will repre-
sent the Cloud County bank of Con-
cordia kans, at the National BANKERS
association.-The annual chicken pie sup
per given by the ladies of the Baptist
Church will be held tomorrow evening
I'm the church vcstly from six to eight
o'clock.-Mrs. Fannie stone of Hartford
Conn, is spending "A few days I'm town.
Miss Edith Shattuck and Miss Edith f
cartridge, who Lave been guests at Mrs
q. II. Kclley's for a few weeks, return
ed Sunday to SCarsdalc, \. N.-Charles
Brink has moved his family from the
Fuller farm in the Arnold district 10 th'
village. Judge and Mrs Frank Williams
and Mr. and Mrs. Il. w Johnson are OF
an automobile trip to New Hork.-W. n
Carr has returned from spending sew
eral days in Coaticook, i. Q-Mr an(
Mrs. q. w It returned sunday from
several days visit In Barre
Harry H. Brown OF Burlington Il
! spending few days with his sister Mrs
= Hattie b. Ives, on Conant square'-Th
= Brandon Music club whose meeting
were discontinued during the summer
Il VIII hold the first one for 'he winte
e Monday evening October l3.-Mrs, X. III
i Everest is confined to the house by Ill
I ness
J. Homer Howard, an employe at tn