Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-09-10

Missionary society of the Methodist
Church met at the parsonage Tues
day evening. The Standard Bearers
met with them.-Mr and Mrs. Fred
Loyzelle of Holbrook, Mast, are guests
of John Loyzelle.--F. P. Johnson, H. a.
Seager, Il. L. Smith and r. II. Button
are at Hugh pond in Goshen for few
days.
The high school opened Tuesday
with an unusually large attendance
The completed faculty includes Prof
Earl T. Tracey A. b., Miss Ionic A.
Clarke. Miss Mildred c. Leffingwell
Miss Caroline Buttolph, A. b.. and
Jerome Fitzpatrick, Il. 8. New work
will be given in agriculture.-At the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Tar
bell in the Arnold district Monday
evening their daughter Mary r., was
united in marriage with Herbert A.
Brown. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. Charles Elmer Beals, g.
d., In the presence of few relatives
and friends. After brief tour Mr.
and Mrs. Brown will reside in Bran
don. Mr.. Brown has been barber
for several years aud Mrs. Brown has
been cashier at the Ray store and as
sistant librarian at the free library
Miss Hazel Kidder has returned to tho
Albany City hospital-The Rev Charles
Elmer Beals, r. D.. will preach the an
nual memorial sermon before Neshohe
Grange Sunday morning at the Congre-
gational Church.-Miss Rosemond Duclaw
has gone to Dandy, where she has a
school.-Miss F. M Bingham of Chicago
-fCft
Brandon people are attending the Rut-
land fair daily.-Dr, Adams and assist
ants have gone to white River juno
ton with several Of the Watson farm
Morgan horses for the State fair.-Mr
and Mrs. c. w Mcfarland and Mr.. and
Mrs. William La Porte OF Morrjsville
have been guests of Mark A. Cutting
Major Carlos w. Carr IL very Ill at his
home on Carver street.-The Hetherington
general store opens its doors to the pub
lie Thursday morninR-Miss Elberta
Woods is visiting in Rutland Mr.. and
Mrs g. W. Sweet Of Melrose Highlands.
Mass, are visiting Mrs. Florence Ham,
mond.-Mrs. Alice st. Pierre Of st. Adams
is at r. A. Wess for the winter-Leon
Boicourt. valet Of II. r. c. Watson Of
the stock farm has entered the service
of the French army. Mr. Watson has
arrived In New York city from Paris
and is expected to arrive In Brandon
daily.
Frank Bashaw has resigned his posi-
ton at r. r. Summers store.-Dr. o G.
BAKER and family are spending the week
Mt Vergennes and Plattshurgh ~ Y
The Rev. r. II. Washburn Mrs. Flora
NJ. Clark and Miss Myrtle A. Severy have
been appointed by the Methodist Sunday
school to arrange for the convention to
ne held October 6--ClarenCe NJ Carmen.
ter and family are touring the northern
part or the Stated. p. Putnam of Proc.
torsVille is the guest of Roy W. Wood.
A concert was given at the Methodist
church Wednesday evening-NIiss Edith
Thomas Is teaching a school at Sudbury.
MIR. and Mrs Jerome S Cole have been
the guests Of relatives at Middleburv
and Weybridge Edward Casey Of Rr,s
toll is visiting friends In town.-Miss
Ruth Avery is teaching n school in Corn
wall-Mr. and Mrs. f. r Davis Of Lud
low are nj J. H. CroSs's Of Park street
Mrs. Arthur Allen of Montpelier is In
town-The Misses Helena and Hazel
Hacke have resumed their school duties
at Barre.-Miss Margaret Ketcham has
accepted position In Z. #. HetherIng
tons store.-Mr and Mrs A ]. Evans
and Miss Vera Evans are visiting nj
and Mrs. Harvey Adams
or Poultney are at Eugene Miners.