Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-08-19
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RUTLAND COUNTY
BRANDON.

BRANDON.
Fred G.. I.amountan. recently
INSPECTOR for the New England Telephone
company in Rutland has accepted posi-
ton with the llortonia Power company as
construction foreman, and VIII NOV" ms
family here from Rutland this week.
Mrs. Mary Mott of poultncy Is tn" guest
Of MIR. and Mrs. Ira Manifold. There was
n masquerade bail at the Brandon Inn
last cvcning.-Miss Anna Estabrook
Of New York city. who has been at
10. H. Keley's for several days. has gone
to her cottage ut Lake Dunmore Tor Sc =
eral weeks.-W. e. Gipson is in St Albans
attending the grand lodge session of the
knights of PYthias as delegate from
Silver Lake Lodge baseball game
Sunday between Brandon and Hyde Manor,
played AT sudbury, resulted in victory
for Brandon, the score being to 6.--Misi
Ietta Smith of Rutland. VINO has been
the guest of Mrs II. NJ Gipson for sew
eral days. has gone to Salisbury. yards
have been received announcing the maj
riage Of Marion Knowlton Mead to David
DotN August II nj the home of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T.. r. Mead of
Schenectady. y. V Mrs Doty was a for
mcr resident here-Dr and Mrs. Freeman
Hamilton of Brattlehoro are at Mrs.
George II. Kcllv's for several davs.-Mre.
r. j. Iavcllce and son. clyde, who have
been guests of Mr. ana Mrs George Cam
eron of Depot street, have returned to
Rutland. Judge and Mrs Charles T. But
ton of Middlehury. who have been visiting
his mother Mrs Laura Button, have re
turned to their home. Mrs J. n. DObin-
son of Pearl street has gone to Brook>n.
~ Y, where she will visit her daughter,
Miss Ethel Dohnson. Miss Eta Grove
who recently underwent an operation 81
the Mary Fletcher hospital, Burlington.
Is making Il satisfactory recovery at her
home on High street.-The St. Thomas
Boys club have returned from Lake Dun
more, where they have been i'm camp ~
days. The Rev. W. V. Berg, Walter
Thorpe and Don Rolfc were in camp with
the hoYs.-Mrs. William Davis ana chill
drrn went Saturday to bennington to
visit relatives for a few DAYS. Thomas
'rinnicn spent Sunday and Monday in
Rutland Mr.. and Mrs, Harry Jimmo of
Bristol visited Mr.. and Mrs. w r. SEES
sons sunday and Monday Edward Pow
ers of Troy. y. Y, Is the guest of ilonr%
Waters at the Powers farm east OF the
village. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank ". osborne
and Mrs George guilty have returned
from starr Farm Beach, Burlington,
where they spent several days. " -
Gertrude Waterhouse of Rutland is tho
guest of her aunt. Mrs. II. NJ. GIBSON
Miss Julia \ g. jackson, through her at
torneN. Nj Weber of Rutland has given
a price of 500 an acre on seven acres of
pasture land which the prudential an!
building committee had selected as a 81; ,
for the new high school building. The
plot chosen by the committee contained
nine acres. which is two acres NOR" than
Miss jackson wishes to dispose of. The
selectmen have set apart the nine acres
and have appraised it at $666i an acre -
Miss Ahbie Lessor. who has been spend
ing the summer At her home here. 70.
turned Wednesday to New York citY-Mr
and Mrs, Don Smith and son of rrovi.
donce r. /, are tho guests of Mr.. and
Mrs William Smith Mrs. John Meyer
and family of Chicago. who have been
spending the summer in town, have gone
to l.arrahces Point for short time he
fore returning hOmo.-C. J. brmShec
Post g. \. r., George Davenport Camp,
Sons of Veterans and the Sons of Neter-
ans auxiliary will have n picnic TODAY a
Bresee's picnic house, Lake Dunmore.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Leonard and two
sons have returned from Troy y Y
Mrs \. T.. Kingsley Is visiting in Rut-
! land.-Miss Ncda Raymond of Rutland *
the guest of her uncle, Eli Lessor. Miss
/ Eva Fohes of 'otsdam is the guest of
Mrs f., o. CooL-S G. Bacon has sold his
farm in the Arnold district tn his son