Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-10-11
RUTLAND COUNTY
BRANDON.

Lake Dunmore Chapter d. A. r., has
purchased from the Lucy b. Smith estate
the property known as the Stephen A.
Douglass homestead on Grove street and
will use Il as a chapter house. The first
meeting in the new home was held
Wednesday afternoon. October 10 at 2:3O
O'clock Rowe, ST., was arrested
Friday evening by Officer Sisco. He was
taken before Justice Gibbs Saturday
morning and fined s. and costs for breach
Of the peace.-There was n large attend
ance at the monthly meeting Of the Royal
Workers held at the home Of Mr.. JudsOn
Severy Friday aafternoon. There were e.
present.-Miss Susan Talbot went Satur-
day to Burlington to visit for a few days.
w. c. Gipson and son. Merrill, went
Saturday to Burlington to remain two
weeks with relatives. Mrs Gipson went
Sunday to Boston to visit for two weeks
The annual meeting of the Red Cross.
which was to have been held Monday
evening at the Congregational chapel. has
been postponed until u later date.-Mrs.
Mary Madden. who has been visiting her
mother, Mrs. Morgan O'Brien, has return
ed to Brooklyn. n. Y.--Mr. and Mrs. Webb
w. Vanslyke OF Chicago are visiting their
sister. Mrs. Frank Thomas.--C. A. June.
y
GIBSON spent Sunday at their camp at
Rochester.
Mrs. Minnie Hall has returned from
Troy. y. Y, where she has been for a
few weeks.-Miss Emeline Scanlon has
returned to the Pittsford Sanatorium.
where she is employed. after visiting here
for several days.-The condition Of j.
II. Dobinson. who was taken suddenly
Ill last week in New York city, and was
taken to the Brooklyn hospital for treat
ment does not improve.-Mrs. j. II.
Woodward Of New York city Is spending
few days in tOwn.-The Woman's Mis-
sionary society OF the Congregational
Church held IL well-attended meeting at
the home of Mrs. +. r. Hetherngton
Tuesday afternoon-Mrs. II. NJ. Gipson
and Mrs. Addie Graves spent Tuesday
at the home Of Mrs. Julia Warehouse in
Salisbury. Mrs. Waterhouse celebrated her
slst birthday Tuesday.-Miss Helena
Parmlee has returned from Albany. y. Y,
where she spent some time with her sis
ter.-Arthur Bird Is in Danville, installing
machinery for the plant Of the Hortonia
Power company
Lake Dunmore Chapter, d. A. r..
held meeting Wednesday afternoon
In their new chapter house. which they
nave recently purchased from the Lucy
u. smith estate.-The Royal Workers
OF the Methodist Church will serve an
old-fashioned New England supper In
the church vestry on Wednesday eve
ming, October 17,-Paul Spooner spent
wednesday in ADMINISTRATIVE hun
dred and twenty-one students were
registered in the Junior and senior high
schools, which commenced last Monday
morning in the new school building
Mrs IL. Nj. Crockett has closed her
mousse on Pearl street and has gone to
New York city for the winter
CHARLES Dram, who was operated upon
Tor appendicitis last week ut the Fanny
Allen hospital, is making satisfactory
recovery.--Mr. and Mrs A. j. Ives re-
turned Wednesday from Rutland. where
he has been for several days acting
as petit juror at the United states
court-H. II. c. Watson shipped last
Tuesday II registered horses to Spring.
field, Mass, where they will be exhibit
ed at the stock show which Is being
held there.