Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-11-08
RUTLAND COUNTY
BRANDON.

Announcements have been received Of
the marriage of Miss Anna Davine. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. d. J. Davine Of West
Rutland. and Earl T. Tracy. principal Of
the high school OF this town. which oc-
Cured at West Rutland Saturday morn
ing at 1880 O'Clock. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. j. ]. Boyle, pastor
OF st. Bridget's Church. Miss Cecilia
Davine, sister of the bride, was brides.
maid and Rugo Welch of Brandon the
best man. The bride was dressed in suit
of navy broadcloth with black hat to
match. Following the ceremony dinner
was served to friends at the home Of the
brides parents. Mr.. Tracy Is a graduate
Of Middlebury College. class Of 1912. His
bride Is a graduate of Castieton Normal
school and has been teacher In the
schools of Pittsford. Mr.. and Mrs. Tracy
arrived in Brandon Saturday evening.
They will reside for the winter In the
w. A. Fuller house on Seminary hill.
About 1880 o'clock Saturday evening a
large number Of Mr.. Tracy's friends went
to the Fuller house armed with q number
Of different noise sounding articles, in.
Guiding tin pans. tin horns. bass drums.
etc. After a brief concert. awakening most
Of the town, Mr.. Tracy appeared and said
that he was pleased to see so many Of his
friends out at that hour of the night. but
that he had not expected them before
Monday evening. After congratulations
the company returned to their homes.-At
the annual meeting of Neshobe Grange
Saturday evening. the following officers
were elected: Master. George H. Brown;
overseer. ID. F. Lawrence: lecturer. Mrs.
D. F. Lawrence; steward, Daniel &. Fay;
assistant steward, Edward C. Chandler;
! chaplin. Mrs. Frank Wood: treasurer,
John Churchill; secretary Mrs. Ernest
Polin; gate-keeper. Ernest Polin; Ceres,
Mrs. George Brown; Pomona. Mrs. d. c.
Fay; Flora. Mrs. Sherwin French; lady
assistant steward. Mrs. Edward c.
Chandler-Mrs. Amanda Warren. Mrs.
Eva Cults and Miss Alice Warren
Of Orwell visited here Monday-Charles
Dram has returned to his duties at F. l.
Smiths store after being absent several
weeks. during which time he underwent
an operation for appendicitis.
An alarm of fire was sounded Friday
| evening about $3.50 o'clock for blass
ut the Brandon Inn garage. Someone
left an electric heater on the seat OF
car. The switch was turned on and
1t became over.heatsd. setting IRE ia
the seat Of the car. The flame was ex-
| tinguished with but slight damage to
the machine.-P. Z. Welch, c. A. June
A. w. Hendry and F. H. Osborne spent
Sunday at their camp in Rochester.-A
daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Morris ]. Graves at the Proctor hospi-
tal Saturday morning.--Miss Addie
Graves, who has been spending several
months with Mrs. H. NJ GIBSON, went
Saturday to Washington. D. c.. ia
spend the winter
Principal and Mrs. Earl II. Tracy
who were married at West Rutland last
Saturday morning. were entertained BY
the student body Of the high school Mon.
day evening In the gymnasium Each
student presented Mr.. and Mrs. Tracy witt
pound of something useful. with the
best wishes OF the donor. The packages
contained a variety Of groceries. fruit
vegetables. and useful articles. The stu
dents were PLEASANTLY entertained for ar
hour and refreshments were served t.
them by Mr.. and Mrs. Tracy.--Charles b
Hall Of Ticonderoga. N. Y. 10 spending 9
few days in town.-Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell
Larock have returned from Springfield
Mass, where they visited their son. Walter
Larock.-John Center of Hartford. Conn.
is visiting his brother. Adam Center. fol
few days.
There will be a meeting Of Silver Lake
Lodge. No. 10. X. of p. this evening Al
eight o'clock. After the meeting refrssh'