Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-03-19
RUTLAND COUNTY
BRANDON.

Church.-Announceme is made of
the marriage at Rutland Of Miss
Roxy Sumner of Brandon and Ray
A. Sturdevant Of Rutland March 3.
The ceremony was performed by the Rev.
A. II. Bradford.
Dana II. NichoIs OF Brandon died at
Brattleboro Saturday morning, aged 81
years He is survived by his wife, a bro
Their. Lucan f. Nichols and three
sisters. Mrs. jerome S. Cole and Mrs,
A. S. Ketchum OF Brandon and Miss Clara
Nichols of Middebury. Mr. Nichols waH
for many years a popular truckman, was
prominent in the Odd Fellows and Grange
and an officer Of the Methodist Church.
Mable wife OF Frank A. Dodge. died
early Saturday morning at her home on
the Pittsford road. She had been I'll for
several months with tuberculosis. Her
husband and one sister. Mrs Charles
/ Dodge, survive. Mrs. Dodge was a MEM
Der of the Methodist Episcopal Church
and her early death will be sincerely
mourned.--Isaac Shayes, aged SO years,
died at his home on Champlain street
Friday morning. The funeral was held
Sunday afternoon.-Mrs. G. H. Young
entertained the Ladies' Bridge Whist
club Friday afternoon.--Eugene Woodruff
of Burlington has been the guest of his
parents.-George Brown has been appoint
! ed game warden for the town of Bran
don. lie will move from his farm 20 the
Knapp block on Carver street April l.
Miss Mable Kelley Is improving from an
attack OF appendicitis Rev. Father
w II. Walsh of Orwell has been the
guest of the Lev. Father Eugene Cray
at st. Marys rectory.--Mrs II. o. Pierce
of Park street is out after a recent ill
ness.-The schools of the town have
| closed until April Mrs. f. H. Marsh
will represent Lake Dunmore Chapter,
! d. a. r., at n convention in Washington
! d c., early in Aprll.-Louis J. Cahee is
out after brief illness.-Harley Will
| lams of North Ferrisburg is visiting his
parents.-A large delegation of St Paul's
Lodge. f. and NJ, attended the Meth
odst Episcopal Church Sunday morning
| The funeral of Mrs. Frank A. Dodge
was held at her late homo Monday after
noon. the Rev. r. II. Washburn officiat-
ing. The burial was at Forestdale-The
/ funeral of Dana II. Nichols will he held at
the Methodist Episcopal Church Tuesday
| afternoon at two o'clock. The Odd Eel
lows Lodge and Grange will attend in
! body. Mr.. Nichols was for many years
! the sexton of the church.-The funeral of
| Isaac Chaysse was held Sunday afternoon,
the Rev. F. b. Leach OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
| five members of st. Pauls Lodge. F. &.
| A. NJ, attended the Methodist Episcopal
| Church Sunday morning.--The Rev. c. l..
Leonard, d. D., of Poultney academy is
! the guest of Henry l.. Leonard.-Mrs.
Clara Brown of Whiting Is visiting her
sister, Miss Kate J. Rich.-Neshobe
| Grange observed farmers night Saturday
evening.-George II. Young is fitting up
| his store next to the Spooner drugstore.
| 1t will be occupied by the Misses Leonard
| of Shoreham as a millinery store.
| Mrs. Katherine Welch is at North Ben
nington.-St. Mary'S Church served sup
per at Forester's hall Tuesday night
| The Royal Workers Of the Methodist
| Church Will serve a pancake supper Fri
! day evening in the church parlors.--Mrs.
| Eta Mead of Mddlebury is visiting her
daughter Mrs. f. L. Chandler.-William
G. Scott opened a skating rink at the
| town hall Wednesday cvening.-rhe ladies
of the Eastern Star chapter served a sup
| per in their rooms Tuesday cvening.-Miss
| Edna st. Clair Is ill.-The Rev. Albert II.
| Mills of Nunda, y. Y, Is expected to be-
| gin his pastorate OF the Baptist Church
| the last Sunday in March.-Mrs James
lovett of Rutland is visiting her parents
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sumner.-William II
Dodge of Wallineford is i'm town.-Mrs
| r. c. Flood entertained the Fortnightly
| club Wednesday eVcning.-The Brandon
| Musical club met at the Congregational
chapel Monday c"ning. Papers were read
| by Mrs. A. II. Gipson and Mrs. l.. II.
| Winslow.
Fred r. Boudreau of Boston is in town.
| Mrs Edgar o. Cool is in Rutland
| Bert johnson of YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio. and
| Vert johnson of Waterbury, Conn. are
| visiting their father, Francis Johnson
| of Union street.-The Sons of Veterans
| Auxiliary will hold a food sale Saturday
| in the Hastings block.-Mrs Pearl Mer-
| comb of Middlebury Is visiting her
| father, Jerome S. Cole, OF Center street.
The supper given by St. Mary's Church
| tuesday evening was largely attended,
| The Rev. Father w. H. Wech Of Orwell
preached at st. Mary's Church Thursday
| eVening.--Dr and Mrs. NJ A. Crockett
| nave moved 10 Rye, n. Y, where the
| doctor Will practice his professionalism
| Nomens Missionary society of the Con-
| gregational Church met with Mrs j. w.
| Estabrooke Tuesday afternoon.-Henry
w. Patch celebrated his Slst birthday
Tuesday evening by n gathering OF many
OF his friends at his home.-Mss Rose
Parmalee is in Albany, n. Y.-Mrs T. j.
Wolcott Of Rutland is the guest of Mrs
{. A. June OF Grove street.-The Royal
| Arch degree was conferred by Farmers
chapter, r. a. M, Wednesday evening
a banquet was served. Miss Helen Lynch
has returned to Montpeller-F>red Candan
of Rutland spent Sunday in town.
BENSON.