Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-03-05
RUTLAND COUNTY
BRANDON.

h' O. L l dlh hOOTe uleU at ncr nome
sunday morning, aged SO years. She
Is survived by her husband and two
daughters. Mrs Mabel Smith of Bran
Son and Mrs. Matte Bostwick OF For
rstiale: also son by former mar
riage living at keene, n. Fl. Mrs.
Moore was a member of the church at
Leicester.-The funeral of Mrs George
Lovett was held Monday afternoon
Mrs. Harrison Williams went to the
Mary Fletcher hospital, Burlington,
Monday.-Mrs. d. j. Brown of Whiting
is visiting her sister, Miss Kate J.
Rich.-Mr and Mrs. Thomas W. Ray
spent Sunday in Middlebury-Miss
Grace Briggs of Seminary Hill enter
tanned st. Agnes Guild of St. Thomas's
Church Monday evening-Walter ].
Thomas Is I'LL D. Winslow has
been removed to the Rutland hospital
for an operation.
At the annual meeting Tuesday W. A.
Atwell was elected moderator; selectman.
for three years, w. B. Avery; road COM
missioner G. w. Leonard; lister Mott d.
Warner: constable and collector. w. C.
Fletcher; second constable, George r.
Holden; for Overseer of the Door Iucien
+. Nichols; school commissioner, Cheney
j. Braley. Other elections We're: Tree
warden, Robert Johnson trustee of pub-
lie money. F. II. Harrington; town treas
urer, Walter F. Scott; grand juror, W. A.
Atwell; town agent, F. II. Harrington;
auditors, A. j. Ives, Hugh Seger, F. w.
Brlggs Ninety-five cents was voted on
the grand list for town expenses and 70
cents for school district. Appropriations
were made as follows: $500 for free liz
brary; 800 for Memorial day: $3.50 for
band concerts. The Manchester Shirt
company was exempted from taxes for
the term of ten years The grand Jurors
elected are: F. f. Chandler, w. r. Walsh
w. II. c. Whitcomb, j. S. Clark and c. l..
Cliford; petit jurors, T, w. Ray, f. f.
Aver A. j. Ives M. l., Gibbs, w. C. Clip
son, Charles F. Warner, Allie Lovett w.
II, Harrison, H. f. Bartram. w. H.
Walsh and V. s: Baker-E. II. Button has
been awarded the contract to install five
new bathrooms In the Brandon Inn and a
heating outfit In the annex-The ROYAL
Workers met with Mrs. Clarence NJ
Carpenter on Park street Wednesday aft
ernoon,-Mss Ethel Rider has resumed
her school duties at Proctor-Edward
Hudson has gone to the Rutland hospital
Grant Chase of Nowich, Conn, is Wis
X 1tiHS MS phTeHtS, MT. ana MIS- ]. N,
I Cause.-The Rev. c. w. Hill Of Lisbon,
| n. Y, former resident is the guest of
the Rev. l.. C. Mattoon.-Saint Paurs
Lodge, F. and A. NJ. conferred the
fellow craft degree on candidates We'd
nesday evening.-The Rev. f. Barnby
Leach conducted the Choral society
meeting at the Congregational chapel
Tuesday evening.-The funeral of Mrs
Frank Moore was held at her late
nome Wednesday afternoon, the Rev.
George c. Wetmore of Chittepden and
She Rev. A. j. Myers officiating
Prof. J. II. Dobinson of Pearl street is
out after a long illness.--The funeral
Of George Carr was held at the w. NJ
Church Wednesday morning the Rev.
c. w. Hill of Lisbon, NJ Y, and the
Rev. l.. c. Nation officiated.--The
Kings Daughters will meet Thursday
noon with Mrs Robert Selby.-The
Brandon Inn company has Just let a
contract to E. II. Button to install in
the inn five new bath rooms, several
new lavatories and a heating plant in
the annex. On account of the large
increase in the business during the past
year the directors have found 1t neces-
sary to make these improvements.