Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-09-04
RUTLAND COUNTY
BRANDON.

Mrs. Alice sprague. Miss Ruth and
Lloyd Sprague have returned to Thomp-
sons Point after spending a few days
at their home here.-Mrs Leon Chandler
and son returned Saturday from Glens
Falls, where they have been visiting
relatives for few days.-Mrs. Fred
Sumner and Miss Roxy Sumner have re-
turned from St. Adams, where they have
been spending the Week.-Mrs. f. r
Button, who has been visiting her son,
Judge Charles l. Button OF Middlebury,
has returned home.-Miss Edna St Clair
Of Franklin street Is confined to the
house by illness.-Miss Amy Capen has
returned to Pittsburg. Pa. after spending
some time in tOwn.-Thc stores, banks
and Free library We're closed Monday
Mr.. and Mrs Theron Wright and SON.
who have been spending several weeks
with his parents, have returned to Con-
cordia. Kans.-AIr. and Mrs Morris Bavies
OF Springfield, who have been visiting Mr.
and Mrs. j. ~. Cross, have returned
home.-Theodorc Crippen of Saratoga
n. Y, is the guest of Mrs. Carrie Nc
Collam of High street,. II. Ross, who
has been confined to the house by illness
for several days, is improving. Mr. and
Mrs. William Fisk of Woburn. Mass
returned Monday after spending a few
days in town.-Rolin Burditt and Chester
Thomas, who have been surveying here
for several weeks, have finished their
work and returned to Rutland.-F. Tyrel
Severance Of Proctor Is spending Sunday
and Monday at his home here.--Carol
Sisco was given pleasant surprise party
Saturday evening by the members of the
Methodist Sunday school and Epworth
7 hA
casion being his birthday Refreshments
were served-Mtss Vera Evans. who has
been Ill in Burlington. has so far recover
ed as to return home.
Mrs. c. L. Severance of Proctor. who
spent Sunday at her home here, re-
turned yesterday.-P. Fl. Washburn has
returned to Newport. ~ H., after spend
ing Labor day in town-Mrs Sadie
Emerson OF Grove street is spending a
four weeks vacation at Indian Lake
N. Y.-Miss f. L. Durham, Mrs. c. b.
Fletcher Miss Mary Tempest of Provi-
dence and Mrs. Ella Inglesby of Wash
ington, d. c., have returned after spend
ing some time at G. H. Kelley s.-Mr
and Mrs. Fred Sumner have returned
from Silver Lake, where they spent Sun.
day and Monday.-The Rev. r. l.. Wash
burn Is spending a week at the Leonard
cottage, Lake Dunmore. The Rev. Will
liam Leonard preached at the Methodist
Church Sunday.-Miss Isabel Griffith has
returned to her home here after spendinl
a few days in Rutland.-Mr and Mrs
II. Clinton Carpenter and Ralph Carpen
ter have returned to Rutland after spend
ing Sunday in town.-The Royal Work
ers held meeting Wednesday aft
ernoon at 2:3O O'Clock at the Methods
Church.-Tyrel Severance OF Proctor
spent Sunday and Monday at his HON,
= here.-Mr. and Mrs. c. A, June, Catherine
and Milton June have returned from Ro
chester, where they have been visiting 70
, few days.-Mrs. Maria Capen has re
turned from Bowling Green, Ohio, wher
she has been visiting her son. Lea.-Mis
Mildred I.effingwcll has returned from
Springfield Mass, whore she has beef
, visiting for 10 days.-Mrs. Eleanor Larocl
returned Monday to Rutland after spend
v ing Sunday at her home here,-Mrs. Eliza
/ beth Leavitt and Miss Leavitt of Mich
: igan are guests at Mrs Warren Carr S.
= F.. p. Johnson, n. A. Seager, f. II. But
y ton and Fred Smith spent Sunday am
{ Monday at Kings Inn, High Pond
: card party was given wednesday AIT
r ernoon at the home of Mrs, W. IL. IIar
o rison of Park street. under the auspice
o of the Daughters of the American Revo
: luton. The proceeds will be used 70
the benefit of the D. A. r. schoarshi
at the Kurn Hattin Home.
J. c. Mason and family Of Jamaica
}, y. Y, and Miss Grace Hatfield of NeN
It York, who have been spending the sum
e mer at Lake Dunmore, have returnLa--
d r.. f. Sperng has returned to Somer
: vile. Mass, after spending Few week