Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-02-18
BRANDON.

Earle L. Corey Of the Brandon Inn
and Miss Nettie Rove of Eorcstdale
We're married at the Methodist parson-
age February 10 by the Rev. r. II.
Washburn. The couple were attended
by Leslie Mclntire and Miss Ruth Avery
of Forestdale. Peter r. Ffllio and Mrs.
Kate f, Fillio We're married Saturday
Feb. 6 by the Rev. Albert Ryerson
Mills Of the Baptist Church. They will
reside in Brandon.-Guy Cameron, aged
ten years, fractured both bones of his
left leg Wednesday February 10 on the
Franklin street hill near his home. While
walking in the road the boy was run
into by two of his companions coasting
on tho hill. This is the second time
the boy has broken the same leg within
Il year.
At tho monthly meeting Of the Pomona
Grange Saturday about 90 We're present
from out of town and 100 enjoyed the
dinner at noon, served by Neshobe Grange.
The sessions were held in odd Fellows
hall. State Master w. y. Cady and Mrs.
Cady of Aiddlebury Installed the follow
ing officers: Master. A.. w. Foote of
CoNwall; overseer. c. ", Jones of Sud-
bury: lecturer, Mrs. Peter Aines Of
Whiting; steward, c. f. Knowlton OF
Brandon: assistant steward, Allen Lar
row of Nergennes: chaplain. NJ. j. Lar
row of New Haven; treasurer, II. l..
Hunt of Middlebury; secretary, ". T..
Bump Of Salisbury; ~gate-keeper, Charles
Lyman of Middlebury; Ceres. Mrs. r.
w. Foote of Cornwall; Pomona. Mrs. c.
r, of Brandon. Flora, Mrs, \.
T. Clark of Addison: lady steward, Mrs.
Allen Harrow of Nergennes; pianist, Mrs.
Mary Ransom of Whiting. A discussion
was held on the subject, True Patrio-
tism is as Necessary In Times OF Peace
as in Times OF Wharf.-The two-year-old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Narcotic
; was taken to the Proctor hospital Satur-
day night and operated on for appen-
dicius,-The Misses Ruth and Mar
guerlte Robinson have returned from
Proctor.-Mis Serepta Townsend left
Monday for Northampton. Mass. where
she will take Il course of training in
nursing.James Quinn the driver for
the American Epress company is con-
fined to the home by illness. His place
Is supplied by Philip Welch.-Mr and Mrs.
Robert Bruce, who are about to move
from town, were given a surprise party
by 40 of their friends Saturday evening.
In police court Monday four Poles
were brought before Justice NJ. l.. Gibbs
charged with intoXication and breach of
the peace, The four. John Miliski. Frank
Bagaski, Mike Malkowiski and Elack
Roloski. We're fighting In a Carver street
house Sunday night. They were each
fined s. and costs amounting to sll.Si.
which was promptly paid by the first
three. Roloski was sent to the house of
correction at Rutland for 30 days.-W. J.
Long of Fair Haven is at Henry Juck-
ett's.-Mrs. W. H.. Johnson Is in Forest
dale.-Isaac Shapiro has purchased the
Brosseau block on Union street and will
open a clothing store April l-Duxward
Wait Of Orwell is visiting at Robert
| Bruce's-Mrs Harry f.. Bartram has
returned from an absence of several weeks
Mt Bridgeport, Conn.-Mrs, Roy II. Mayo
was badly cut in the face in a coasting
accident Sunday afternoon Miss Marion
Kingsley is visiting Mrs. &. r.. Jones at
Pittsford Mills. Mrs. Hermon Williams
gave "A valentine party at her home Mon
day evening. Miss Eliza Hubbard is con-
fined to her home with the Rrip.-Miss
| Ethel Persons of the Castleton normal
schoo has been visiting relatives In town
At the request of his many friends
Judge NJ. l.. Gibbs has consented to run
for the position of lister at the coming
eiection.-Miss Jessie Griswold of Orwell
10 in town.-The young people or the
Methodist Church will enjoy "A straw ride
Friday evening to the home of Judson
ISevcry in Leicester,
George II. Churchill will move from the
Farr house on Union street to the I+assor
home on Depot street +. Barnby
Leach returned from New York city
Tuesday evening -Lenten services were
held in 81. Mary's Church and st. Thomas'
lChurch Wednesday morning.-E. n.