Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-12-03
RUTLAND COUNTY
BRANDON

Of Rutland and Anna of Brandon. The
funeral was held at st. Mary's Church
Monday at nine O'Clock with burial
at 81. Marv's Cemetery.-J. II. OConnor
of Burlington is visiting his sister, Mrs.
Jason Duclaw.-Cloyd Landers is visiting
in Glens Falls. y. Y.-The Royal Workers
of the Methodist Episcopal Church will
meet with Mrs. Lorraine Phelps Wednes-
day. December :. Mrs Phelps Mrs.
Sarah Campbell and Mrs. r. +. Grover
will he the hostesses. Mrs. Fannie War
ner is visiting Miss Marion Mills at Flor
ence- Mr. and Mrs Arthur II. Buttles
have returned from visit with relatives
in Orwell Edward Persons, aged 20, OF
West Salisbury shot himself through one
hand while cleaning a revolver Saturday
He was visiting relatives in Goshen at
the time Miss Jessie Hathaway is visit
ing Mrs Joseph p. shepherd at Fair
TTavcn. Charles Carrgan Of Bennington
is visiting his parents.-Mrs. r -. Wclch
of Depot street is visiting her daughter.
Mrs W. q. MCShanc, at Poultney- .lr"s.
John ". Thomas Of Middlohury College
spoke at the congregational Church sun
day morning. -Thc doc found shot ny
Game Warden GoorC" Brown vas sold
to the Brandon Inn for so.
Tho funeral Of Miss Helen q. Lynch
was largely attended at St MarNs
church Monday morning. Miss Lynch
died at Burlington. She for several years
had liYcd at Montpclier-A son was born
Friday To M and Mrs NJ. j Lavonchc.
Walter Thomas and Miss Anna Thomas
have gone to Florida, where they will
spend tho winter The Noahhorhood
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daughter OF Nh ana MIS- FRANK f't'"e'
was taken SATURDAY al'e'i'"ot ~ '''e
Mary Fletcher hospital at burlington
for an operation for aprendioltiS.-Ihe
condition Of Clarence NJ. Carpenter who
is at Grace hospital. Detroit. Nfch'' Is
reported favorable. II" will have to
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! Fred l.. Smith has auuoU, cod himself
as a candidate for the office Of post
| master to succeed Burt Merritt whose
| term of office expired last May. Three
other candidates, James u. Johnson
| Thomas D"vcrs and Gerry Scott, have
been IN the Held Tor some moths NV
Johns IN is clerk Mr.. p"Vers black
smith, MIR scott railway mail agent
and Nj. smith storekeepof' Many "i
the citizens are in favor Of Mr.. Merritt
continuing in oifloe-Mr. ana Mrs. Erncs'
7 'l"th1ngtoh nave heeuA houseN'ep'hl
in part Of the Kelly house on Franknr
stro"t--A1r. and Mrs j. ~. o'onhoi
nav" returned To bufIihSt"h'-'i' l"NIo'
Pett"o is III with hroh'm's'-f" y
Lewis is confined TO the nous" win
sever" attack OF rheumausn''-l ne rev
| Ernest H. RYDER is aSSiS'hE !" reN'Na
meetings at M"hd"h'- ne rev =
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