Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-08-27
RUTLAND Count,
BRANDON.

BRANDON.
Irving n. Chase died at the Fanny
Allen hospital Winooski, early Mon
day morning. where he was taken
about a week ago for an operation.
Mr.. Chase was a prominent farmer Of
this section and was also a prominent
horseman. lie was at one time on
the Kelly place at Winooski Park.
About 10 years ago he came to Bran
don from Winooski and purchased the
II. r. C. Watson farm just north of
the village. He has raised hlooded
cattle and horses since taking over
the farm. Mr.. Chase was "a years of
age and is survived by a wife and five
children, four sons, Grant, Lawrence,
Dounivan. and Allen. all of Brandon.
and one daughter, Mrs. a. A. Beeman
of Norwich Conn. and two sisters.
Mrs. Cobb of Fairfax, and Mrs. Clark
of Westfield. Mr.. Chase was a mem
Der of the b. =. o. L. of Rutland. The
funeral was held at his late resi-
dence in Brandon at 100 p. m, We'd
nesday. with interment in Westford.-
George June of Rutland is spending a
Mr. and Mrs. William Doud have re-
turned from Rutland. where they have
been for week.-The Manhattan
Shirt factory has closed its business
here for 10 days vacation.-Mr. and
Mrs A. r. Goodrich have returned to
Washington, D. c., after visiting Mr.
and Mrs. ID. f. Goodrich for two weeks
Mrs. Hattie NJ Walker of Linwood
Mass. who has been the guest of Mrs
C. NJ Carpenter of Park street, has
returned to her home accompanied by
her grand -daught Bush
has returned after visiting relatives
la MiddleburY for two weeks.-George
Crockett is In Burlington, where Mrs
Crockett and daughter are at
the Mary Fletcher hospital recover
ing from operations for appendicitis
Mrs. Everett Porter of Bellows Falls
Is spending u few days with her
mother, Mrs Emma June. at her home
in the Arnold district-Mrs. f. j. st
Pierre has returned from Proctor,
where she has been visiting her
daughter. Mrs Rollin Lozell.-George
Burdtt of Rochester has returned to
his home after visiting friends here
through New Hamps b. Lee
of Utica, \. Y. was a business visitor
in Brandon Saturday.--Mr. and Mrs
Theron Wright and family of Con-
dora, Kan, arrived in town Saturday
evening and arc guests of DR. and
Mrs. w. n. Wright.--Mrs. Ethel Hor-
| ton is i'll at the home of her mother
on Seminary Hill.--The Vermont Ital-
ian Marble company, owned by the
| Shuttleworth corporation of New
York, is shipping blocks to New York
from their quarry on the Warner
farm north Of the vllage.-Ms Fran
els Eastwood of Binghamton, n y.
is the guest of Or and Mrs j. E.
Eastwood for 10 days.
Miss Dorothy T. Parker of BURLINGTON
has been the guest of Mrs. +. Barnby
Leach at st. Thomas's rectory for a week
Frank Sanderson has resigned his posi-
ton with the Rutland County Creamery
company,-Mrs. Albert Smith has re-
turned to Springfield, Mass, after visiting
Mrs. f. T. Holland. -The net receipts of
the recent sale by the ladies' of ST.
Thomas's Church were slSS50-Mis. Cath
crime Fowler has returned to Columbus
Ohio, after visiting her cousin, Miss Shir-
ley Farr.-Albcrt T, Smith of St. Adams
is visiting his grandmother, Mrs Maria
F"rriS.-Earl \. fFaman has returned
after an absence of several weeks TO con-
tinuc his musical studies with Mrs F.
Barnby Leach.-Miss Matte Tlsdale of
Mddlehury is visiting Miss Hattie An
Francis Mcclure of hutchinson
Kan, is visiting Mrs. y. G. Fay.-Niss
Adcline Woods of Rutland is spending her
vacation with her parents Mrs. Mary
Ross of Park street is rapidly recover
Ing from recent ilness.-E. r. Hether-
ington of Wells River is in town prenar-
ing To open dry goods store in the Smith
block Wright a Young have remodelcd
the store and reinished the interior-Miss
Nettic Rowe and Miss Adelaide Bird are
camping at Lake Dunmore near Bro
secs Hotel.
MIR, and Mrs Lewis Jones and
family, who have been visiting at
II. r. Pettie's for few days. have
returned 10 Glens Falls, n. Y.-Charlos
NJ Winslow has gone to the Brattleboro
retreat where he will use electrical treat
ments for rheumatism-Mrs &c. H.
Scott of Park street is confined to the
bed, the result of a slight shock OF
paralysis which she suffered Sunday
I mornng.-Mr and Mrs. Clifton Chamber
lin Of BENNINGTON are in town for two
weeks.-Mss Daisy Needham Of Hart
ford, Conn, is spending her vacation
with her brother, Charles v Needham.-
Mrs. Waite u. Martell has gone to
Orange and Lake Pleasant Mass. where
she will remain for 10 days-George W.
Harvey of Woodstock Is visiting at
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