Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-07-16
RUTLAND COUNTY
BRANDON.

Mss Lucretla Clark. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs Robert II. Ncwcomb, was mar
ricd Wednesday July to Harold II.
ballard of st. Adams The ceremony
was performed by the Rev +. Barnby
Leach of St. Thomass Church The we'd
ding march was played by Earl A.
Braman of Shelburne. The bridal party
included Miss Marion b. Ellis of Clare
mont, n. H., maid of honor; Mrs. w. G.
Broadhurst of New York city, matron Of
honor: Henry l.. Wood of ST. Adams,
best man: and j. l.. Wood Of Boston.
Laird G. Robinson of ST. Adams, ushers.
After reception on the lawn Mr.. and
Mrs. Ballard left on the 9l5 train for
the north. After a brief trip they will
return to St. Adams. They Will be at
| home after September ! at 70 Fairfield
street, St Alans. Among the guests from
| out Of town were: Mr.. and Mrs. c. II.
Smith of Springfield Mass, George ".
| Newcomh of Ludlow, Mrs. G. II. Flint
Of Newport. James Z. Ellis of Claremont.
n H. Miss Bernice Ballard OF Burling-
ton, Miss Florence Ballard and Mrs L..
c. Robinson of st. Adams.
The Rev L. p. Isaacs Of Orwell was in
town Saturday.-The Rev. f. R. Daven-
port. b. D., of Boston is camping at Lake
Dunmore with his family.-Mr. and Mrs
Charlton Brooks of Brooklyn are at DR..
10. G. Pakers.-The Rev. George w.
Willis. the evangelist of Cleveland. Ohio,
closed his labors at Forestdale Sunday
evening and left Monday for Lynn, Mass.
John LATHE OF Hartford, Conn, is Wis
iting his mother. Mrs. Kate Laffie.-Mr
and Mrs Herbert N Puffer of West
Swansey, n. H., are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
William Fuller of Seminary hill.-E. II
Cray, the new postmaster at Bellows
Falls, Is the father of DR.. Eugene j
Cray and uncle OF the Rev. Eugene F
Cray, both of Brandon.-Leon Shambouef
and son OF Railroad avenue are In Bur
lngton-Mrs. Flora NJ, Clark and two
children and Mrs NJ. f. Thompson are II
Rurlington.-George Quinn. chauffeur fo
G. s, Marsh lost the first joint of hi
right thumb Saturday while leading {
Q COW that became unmanageab BILE, and hi
, him.--Mr and Mrs. F. r. Barker have re
turned from Burlington. where Mr.. Bar
, ker attended the druggists convention
A special musical service was held at tn
1 Baptist Church Sunday evening.
: The Rev. George c. Cornell Of Monktol
@ and Mrs. Cornell were in town Sunday
!. Carol w. Sisco of Albany Is visiting hi
q parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur C. Sisco.-
h Ernest w. Eckey and son of New Yor
q city are in town.--The Eckley home o
4, Rosster street was offered at auction Sat
g uray afternoon and was bid in by tn
q present owner. Adjacent plots of Ian
were sold to Lucien +. Nichols and Dl
w. II. Wright at private sale.-P II
Kaneley has resigned his position in 4
q A. Ponds store.-The Camp Fire Girl
y have returned from their outing at LAX
(. Dunmore.-Hiram Blackmer has severe
o his connection with the Brandon Unto
r. and moved to Burington.-Ned Walker :
v Lancaster, n. H. is the guest of Fran
l. Chandler at Silver lake.-Mr. and Mr.
r Samuel B. Bacon are visiting their so
at st. Johnsbury.-Harry Ketcham hs
n. succeeded George Carr as clerk in Collir
=, and Needhams store Mr.. Carr will NOV
. with his father to Sudbury-Mr. and Mr.
", Charles Goss have returned to their hon
" at Milwaukee. Wis.
p" Michael Avola has moved fro
Cleveland. Ohio. to a house on Dep
~ street. lie has opened a shoe she
- in the Hastings block.-Two ne
" brass signs have been placed on '
ID. Nutting's store.--Mrs. Cassie Se'
erance has returned to Wadhams,
Y, after visit with her daughte
Mrs. L. G.. Thompson-MissM Mario
d. Bush is in Orwell--The Sunday scho
at at st, Marys Roman Catholic Chur'
n held its annual picnic at Lake Du
rs more Tuesday.-Earl A. Braman is
~ Westport, n. Y, for week-W.
d. Murray is in New York city for
d. few days,-Mrs, Laura A. Button
recovering slowly from her rece
10 illness,-Miss Blanche Brown of Ne
" York city is at j. H. Browns of Co
" nant square.-Mrs, George W. Croc
EFT is at the Mary Fletcher hospit
-, In burlington, where she will be o
100 Grated on for Observation-Disclosures
or McCollum, as administrator. has SC
the Frank Loyzelle meadow in I
Arnold district to George Memo
>, $3.50.
Il DIR. j. h. Chandler. native of Bra
a.. don, died suddenly Yesterday morning
too a hospital in Maiden, Mass. He was
,,s leading dentist OF Boston. DIR. Chand
an. was son OF Frank Chandler of SIN
roe Lake and his early lie was spent
no Brandon few weeks ago he was
ith In the temple by "A stone while drivi
ge, has car but seemingly recovered fr'
it'll the injury But the injury was the in
ted lTect cause OF his death. He IL surYiV