Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-03-13
BRANDON.

Arthur f. Stevens has rented the Col
ulnbus Smith house on Carver street. va
Gated By T.. ]. Wolcott, and will move his
family there from Forest Park farm
The missionary meeting, which was to
nave been held Monday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Q. S Backus. was post.
ponod one week on account of the illness
of Mrs Backus Harvey Bissell, who has
carried on Mrs. Maria Williams's farm
the past year. will take charge of j. H.
Grifiith's farm April l. Mr.. Griffith ex-
poets to move his family to the village.
Mrs. Jane Granger died Saturday at
the home of her daughter In Newport.
She was - years OF age and death result
ed from senile dementia She is survived
by two daughters Mrs. Ernest Averill
of this town, and Mrs Henry Noyes.
with whom she made her home in New
port. The body was brought here Tues
day afternoon and placed in the vault at
Pine nm cemetery. The bearers were W
o. Talbot. W. 7. Smith, DIT e. L. Averln,
c. L. Smith and the Rev. c. e. Beals
officiatcd. Tho body OF Mrs Thomas
Evans. who died Tuesday in Hconderoga.
n Y" Will be brought here this morning
on tho 1880 o'clock train and the funeral
held from St Mary's Catholic Church.
Mrs Evans was resident here for a
NUMBER of years. Besides her husband
she Is survived by two sons, Stephen. OF
Ticonderoga, John of Rutland. and one
daughter Miss Nellie Evans, of New
fork-N j. Pollard railway postal
clerk, runnlns between Rutland and Bos-
ton, was severely injured Tuesday by
fall while at work in the mail car and is
confined to the house.-Thc men of the
Congregational Church hold q rummaGe
sale Tuesday in the Grand Army hail
from which they realized about se1-Miss
Viola Mack daughter of Mrs Phenner
Vail of orwell. and Arthur l.. Ruttles of
this town. were married last evening at
the brides home at seven o'clock by the
Rev Charles W Turner Mr.. and Mrs
Buttles will live here.-Misses Lotte Ses-
sions. Maud Mcacham. Margaret Girls
void, Jean Burnham. Bridget Powers.
Nora Cameron and Mildred Leffingwell
go to Rutland this evening to attend I'll
rrovatore. Mrs Charles Ross will en-
terrain a number of ladies' this afternoon
at a bridge party at the Brandon Inn
Mrs. Fred Backus and daughter. Miss
Beatrice Backus. who have been in Lex
inston, Mass. for three months, are cX-
pected to return home to-day.-F. W.
Ray and +. l. Smith are spending few
days in Boston.--Mrs. Maria Capen went
yesterday to New York Mrs. W. T.
Nuttins gave a card party yesterday aft
ernoon to a number of friends at her
home on Park strect.-Mrs. Marion II
Lcasier of Glcns Falls. y. Y. is visiting
her brother f.. r. Rising-Mr. and Mrs
Charles Cunningham and Miss Cornelia
Cannon, vino have been guests at the
Brandon Inn for few weeks. have re-
turned to New York. Bishop and Mrs
William +. Weeks of Shclbulne were in
town Tuesday The last III the series of
card parties given by Phil sheridan
Court catholic order Of Forcstors, was
held IN their hall last evening. Guy Cam
eron. who has been In the MARY Fletcher
hospital in Burlington for medical treat
ntent for several weeks, returned Mon
day and is much improved Mrs Jennie
Hastings. who was severely injured by 4
fall AT tho homo of g. H. KELLEY a few
weeks ago. is able to sit up little. Mrs
Wilmer Fuller Is i'll At her home on Sem
mary hill with pneumonia.