Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-11-12
RUTLAND COUNT
BRANDON

BRANDON.
Arthur H. l}owSer of Taunton, Mass
is in town.-Lawyer w. A. Atweu, repre-
sentative-elec spent Sunday in Middle.
bury.-Miss Della Baker of Forestdale IS
the guest of Mrs. y. p. Capen.-Mr. and
Mrs MNron Aver and Mr. and Mrs
George l.. Leonard attended the district
meeting of the Eastern Star at Bcnning-
ton.-Mrs l.. G. Londergan is rapidly i'm
proving.-A musical and literary enter
tainment will be given at the Congrega-
tional chapel Friday evening, November
20 under the auspices of the Chapter IF
the Eastern Starr. T. Wiley of San
Francisco cal, is the guest of T.. u.
Blacltwell-George II. Brown and A. H.
Churchill have been appointed game war
dens for the town of Brandon.--A n.
Hendry, c. \. June and Peter Welch have
left for Rochester, where they will spend
two weeks hunting-NIiss Kate j. Rich
has gone to New York to attend the we'd
ding of two of her friends
Rollin Munger, who suffered paraly-
tic stroke November 4 is in a serious
condition.-William J. Fiskc Of Woburn.
Mass, is visiting his sister. Mrs Dana
Aver. Mrs Godfrey NJ. Massc has re-
turned to her home at Marieville p Q
Miss Marion Thomas is visiting rela-
tives in Rutland.-Mr. and Mrs. w. O.
Ialhott have returned from n visit Of
several weeks al Pittsfed. Mass. and
Hudson, n. Y,-Miss Grace Everin, a
teacher in the graded schools. Is visiting
relatives in Rrtland.-Mrs W s. Lud-
den of Schenectady, y Y. is Visiting
in town.-Mrs. Malvina Lawrence cele-
brated her Nth birthday last week at
her home on Rcssiter street Her chill
dren to the third generation were rep
resented Mrs. Lawrence is well pre-
served ana had a large part in the
preparation Of the dinner for the occa-
sion.-Alhort n. Knight and family have
moved to " J. Powers farm from
Rocllland Mass. Mr. knight will run the
milk route in Brandon.-R. c. Flood
spent Saturday in Rutand-Frank Bar
ton Of Mcndon is in tOwn.-The Rev
William Palmer of North Ferrisburg Is
the guest Of his brother. Edwin A. Pal
mcr.-Miss Carrie Skirce is spending n
few weeks in Pittsford- cvangelistic
service, conducted by Evangelist Earl
f. Curtiss of Watcrtown, Y. Y, in the
brick church at Leicester Corners closed
sunday evoning.-Nrs Frances Johnson
is in Shoreham condition Of Amos
II. Sanders, who is receiving treatment
in a sanitarium at Glcns Falls. y. Y. ia
improving. Because of an injury to his
back received while moving a piano Mr..
Sanders has been unable to walk for
eight years.
NJ. J. Lavonche, leader of the Concert
bond, is confined to the house by Illness.
The condition of Rollin y. Munger is a
little improved Miss Louise Blake has
gone to St. Andrew. Jamaica, b. w l..
for the winter after spending several
months here.--Arthur Baker OF Fair
Haven is the guest of Dr. and Mrs. O. c.
Baker--Mrs. Amos Fl. Sandsrs is
spending the week at Glens Falls. n. Y,
where her husband is in sanitarium.-
The Woman's Foreign Missionary society
met AT the parsonage Wednesday
evening.-MT and Mrs. Charles II. Mum
ger are spending two weeks with rela-
tives in Montreal.-W. w Goodnow of
Birch nh is building a large addition to
MS mouse. Contractor Hermann Baker
of Forestdale is doing the work.-The
concert Of the Musical club Monday even
Ing was well attended. The duet by Mr.
Leach and Miss Baker was a special fea-
ture The violin playing of Mr. Teelyea
of burlington was greatly enioyed.-Su-
Yer Lake Lodge, No. 49, X. Of P, will
meet this evening at their rooms in the
Hill block
G. NJ Winslow has returned from 81
Louis Mo, and Cleveland, Ohio.-Mrs
d. w. FlagG is confined to her home by
n M
Poultney are guests at Norris Gravess--
Evangelist Earl f.. Curtiss of Water
town, n Y. has been the guest of
Jerome 5. Cole. His next field of labor
viii be on Long Tsland.-Fred C. Rackus
or LeXington, Mass, is visiting his
mother Mrs. Qumby s Rackus.- Miss
Pearl Col" after months vacation has
resumed her work at the Middlebury
telephone eXchanEc.-The House Of w
j. Pollard was released from quarantine
Tuesday and that of Gerry Scott will be
released Wednesday, The boys who were
afflicted with infantle paralysis are do
Ing well.-A. J. Ives is in Rochester on
a weeks hunting trip.-The hunters are
out in large numbers at least 60 going
out Tuesday morning. -. J. Hayes of
Goshen and g. -. Weinlo of Forestdale
were the first to kill bucks and report
them. The Rev. William G. Leonard,
aged s., droy" his automobile about 20
miles Tuesday but failed to bring home
deer He will try aGaln.-W Walter G.
Bushey is at Detroit, Mich, on a visit
with relatives,-Mrs Frank w. Hatch
has blood poisoning In one hand--The
hrst whist party by st. Marys Church
was given in Foresters' hall Wednesday
evening. James d. Johnson has return
ed from East Elmhurst, L. J., where
he attended the funeral of his brother,
r. j. johnson. Mr.. Johnson was a
wealthy contractor and formerly resided
In Brandon.-Mrs Weeks. wife of the
late Bishop William Farrar Weeks, will
probably make her permanent home in
Brandon moving here from Rutland.
FORESTDALE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Illingworth w. Horn are
spending a week in New York city and
Plainheld, y. 1.-The Ladies' Child OF
Grace Church viii hold sale OF fancy
articles and candy at Blodgett hall We'd
nesday and Thursday evenings. Novem-
her Is and 10 An entertainment will be
given each EVENING". J. FoTtier has
gnnA on a busineaa trim IN Maui York