Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-06-24
RUTLAND COUNTY
BRANDON.

Mrs. f Barnhv Leach, who was oper-
ated upon about six weeks ago at St
Thomas rectory, and who since has been
IN critical condition. was taken Friday
evening to Burlington. where she will
undergo another operation at the Mary
Fletcher hospital. Mrs. Leach stood the
journey to Burlington we'll and was as
comfortable as could lie expected. She
was accompanied by the Rev. Mr.. Leach.
two nurses and DIR. Hamilton of Rutland.
The graduating exercises at the town
hall Friday evening We're largely at
tended. Judge Charles /. Button of Mid
dleburY was the speaker of the evening.
There were u members Of the upper
class of the grammar school and y mem
| hers Of the senior class of the high school.
| J., f. Whalcn, chairman of the prudential
| committee. presented the diplomas The
high school, orchestra played.-Wiiam
Dover. vino WAS graduated from Holy
Cross College last week. is at his home
here. lie was accompanied home 10y his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dover.
who attended commencement at Holy
Gross Mrs. George Brown who has been
spending several months with her par
ents in Lohrvilc Iowa, has returned
Miss Alice Parmloe. who attended the
commencement at Lyndon. has returned
to her home hero,-Ted Hun,ley has re-
turned from the Mary Fletcher hospital.
Burlington, and is at the home of his
sister. Mrs. Randall Hammond Mr. and
Mrs Alexander Osicr of Ringhamton. ~
y" are at their cottage at Lake Dun
more for the summer. +. Haitian and
family of Lynn, Mass, are at the Woods
cottage at Lake Dunmore and will remain
during July.-Miss Dorothy Thomas went
Saturday to the Mary Fletcher hospital,
Burlington, to undergo an operation
Mrs. George Cameron of Depot street is
Visiting relatives in Rutland and West
Rutland. The Brandon high school base
all team played its last game Friday on
TNinslow's field with Fair Haven high,
he score being 6 to 10 in favor Of Bran
Ion. The high school team has PLAYED 70
games this season, has lost seven and won
live. Mr. Fitzpatrick, formerly star
ielder Of the University Of Vermont
cam, was the coach for the high school
cam.-Richard Powers an old resident
Z Brandon is visiting friends here Mrs
harlos Atwood died at her home in Sud-
Jury Friday night. She is survived by
hree daughters, Ruth, Della ana Madge
f this town. oNc son, Royal, of sudbury
ne sister, Mrs, Della Morrison of Flor
nee; and three brothers pearleY Henry
nd liver The funeral was held Monday
fternoon at two O'Clock at her late home
Hiram Freeman is in Boston for a few
ays.--rhomas w. Rogers has sold his
arm north Of the village to George Crit
of Rutland.-Mrs. George Forguites is
Poultney,-1Mrs. NJ T.. Durgey has re-
lrned from Rutland, where she has been
Everal days with Mr.. and Mrs W. IT,
Grill - Mn
inday in Burlington. where their daugh-
r Mrs. Leach, is at the Mary Fletcher
pspital-.Nrs. Florence Icfrance has re-
rned to her home IN Plttsford after VS.
ng relatives here,
William +. Waterhouse Of Lake DIM
ore has purchased a l6-pasecnrer St,idc-
iker auto bus which will operate be-
cen Brandon and Middlobury. by way
Lake Dunmore, Mr. Waterhousc drove
e machine from Boston Sunday. The
IS Is of the paY-as-You enter tyne
ere is but one exit, a door in the front
the right of the driver, There is an
tomato fare register at one end of
machine into which passengers may
op coin. The schedule will
announced in a few days-Mrs
r, DurgcY returned Saturday from
itand, whore she spent several days
tn relatives. Saturday evening she
ts called to Pittsford by the
hess Of her mother.-Mrs. Helen
ckingham and son, Ripley of Washing
;, u. C., arrived Monday and will re-
in this summer with her mother Mrs.
s. Marsh.-Nincteen members of the
duating class Of he high school left
hsday morning for Pcrry's Camp
gle Island, Lake Champaign, to spend
lays They are chaperoned by Profes-
Tracy and Miss Louise Clarke
Pndon Lodge Of Odd Fellows and