Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-10-14
BRANDON.

Over 100 members of St. Paul's Lodge,
No. %. F. & a. NJ. went Sunday after
noon to Salisbury. where they con-
graduated Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kinsman
on the 10Th anniversary of their mar
riage and the birthday Of Mr. Kinsman,
who is Is years old. Mr.. Kinsman has
been u member of St. Paul's Lodge for
over 80 years He is past master of the
| lodge and has held every subordinate
office in the lodge. A beautifully en-
graved past masters jewel was presented
| Mr. 1tinsman in behalf of St. Paul's
Lodge. A large number Of friends Of Mr.
and Mrs. Kinsman called during the day
| to offer ongratulations.-M and Mrs
Harry Sumner Of Toronto, Ont, are visit
ing Mr. Summers parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Sumner.-Earl Wright who has
been visiting his parents. Dr. and Mrs
| W. III. Wright has returned to Great
Bend Kans.-Mr and Mrs. W. c. Gipson
and daughter. Frances have gone to
| Boston to remain several days with rela-
| tives.-Mr and Mrs. Charles Stevens and
Mr. and Mrs. Burt Bursworth of Rock
Island. Can. are visiting here.-Edgar
! Andrew Taylor the II months old son OF
Mr.. and Mrs Kerry Taylor died Thurs
| day morning after 10 weeks illness with
spinal meningitis. The funeral was held
| Friday morning at ten O'Clock at the
home on Corona avenuc.-Mrs Mary
Hammond OF Middlebury is visiting Mrs
| Randall Hammond for several days.-A
| number from here went Sunday evening
to Boston, where they will witness the
world series ball Rames.-Mrs. Johr
Levene was pleasantly surprised Friday
| evening at her home on Depot street by
| 30 OF her lady friends. She was presented
| with beautiful handbag. Mrs. Levene
leaves shortly for Texas, where she will
| join Mr.. Levene.
Russell Williams has leased his farm
west Of the village to D. r. Phillips OF
Pittsford.-The graded school was closed
Tuesday and the postoffice open on the
regular holiday schedule in observance
Of Columbus day. The stores and banks
we're kept open-Mr. and Mrs c. NJ.
Wnslow left Tuesday for two weeks
trip to California. Mr.. Winslow is secre-
tary of the Ayrshire Breeders association
and has gone on business for the assoca-
tion.-William H. Dean and son, Allyn,
left Tuesday morning on n MOTORCYCLE
trip to Hartford, Conn, where they will
| Spenu IL week WItn fTenCn
has sold his farm in Leicester to Frank
Tyler. who recently bought the Bert Alden
farm adjoinng.-J. ID. Needham Miss
Daisy Needham and friend. who have
been spending some time at the Hyde
Park Inn. returned to town Monday.
son was born october s to Mr. and
Mrs, Pearl II. Washburn OF Newport
N. II. Mr.. and Mrs. Washburne were
former residents of this town, Mrs
Washburn being daughter of +. d
| Blackwel.-Harry j. Griswold has bought
a new five-passengcr Oakland automobile
Mr.. and Mrs, w. c. GIBSON went Mon
| day to Boston to attend the ball games
and spend the week with frends,-C. a
June. who has been confined to the house
several days by illness, Is able to be ou
again. Grace Mack Of Orwell has
taken a position In the Huntington store
as clerk.-Mr. and Mrs Harry Sumner OF
| Toronto, Ontario. are spending a few
| days here with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs
| Henry Sumner.-Alrs. Elizabeth Ludlow
| who spent the summer here and at Lake
| Dunmore returned last Saturday to hel
home in Brooklyn, N. Y.-State Treasurer
| Walter +. Scott Is able to be out agar
after being confined to the house-a week
| by illness. Hon. John j. Bartlett
Of Concord, n. H. was the guest OF Mr.
and Mrs. E. T. Hethrington last Satur
day and Sunday.-The Sons of Veterans
Auxiliary gave the first one of 9
series OF military whist parties We'd
nesday evening In Grand Army hall II
the Hastings block.-W a. Atwell spent
Sunday with his family In Middlebury. -
Miss Clara ]. Churchill has returned
home after visiting friends in Burling
ton and Barre for two weeks,-Th,
Woman's Missionary. society of the Con
gregational Church met Tuesday after,
noon at three o'clock with Mrs. ]. w
Estabrook Of Fraklln street,-Miss Abbit
Chapman Of Sutton is visiting Mr. and