Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-09-04
Rutland County
BRANDON

Rogers at the Rogers cottage at Lake
Dunmoe.--Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Osborn
Of Derry, y. H., are visiting az. the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank II. Osborn Of
FranklLp street.--Miss Mary Tennien has
returned from Middlebury. where she has
been visiting friends for few days
Mrs. George GUILTY of Dorchester Mass.
ia visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
| D. r. Goodrich, of Carver street-Miss
Maybelle Kelley, who has been spend
| ing three weeks with her mother. Mrs
6. H. Kelley. returned Saturday to
Brooklyn, y. Y.--Mr. and Mrs. F. NJ.
Everest and son, Roger and Mrs. Agnes
Eastman of Littleton. n. H.. are visiting
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. R. Fl.
Everest.-Mr. and Mrs. F. c. Aim have
returned to their home IN Schenectady.
\. Y. after visiting Mr.. Aims father.
Charles Ahn.-Fred Whitmore of Keene,
N H. is visiting at the home Of Will
lam Ledam for few days.-Miss Chris
tine Plue has returned to her home in
West Salisbury after visiting relatives
here.-William Lsdar was operated upon
last Saturday at the Mary Fletcher hos
pital in Burlington and favorable
| ports have been received as to his con.
dition.-Mrs. Carter Vassar of Middlebury
A. is the guest at the home Of NJ L. Force
| of Union street
g. w. Scott, formerly Of this place has
moved to Burlington and Is located at
Il Clarke street
| A large touring car bearing New
| York number went over a bank Just
south of Jones pond one mile south Of
this village last Sunday night at about
seven o'clock There were three occu-
pants Of the car and all Of them esca ped
being injured in the least The car
landed on it's side in the ditch The
steering wheel, top windshield and
tenders were all badly damaged The
driver of the car, whose name was not
learned claimed there was something
| wrong with the steering gear which
caused the accident. The road at this
point Is wide straight and in good con-
dition. Two men with large truck
pulled the damaged car back into the
road and towed II to Rutland
| The Rev. Walter Thorpe who has been
acting as superintendent Of a. Chautau-
qua this summer has closed his engae e-
ment and returned home last Saturday
night.-Mrs. Mollie Barnard spent the
weekend with her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
r. W. Barnard, in Pittsford-W. H..
Tarble and family have returned from
Lake Dunnore, where they spent several
weeks in their cottake.--Miss Hazel Hack
returned Monday 10 Greenfield. Mass,
and Miss Helen Hack returned to
Springfield Mass, where they teach
school.-Mr. and Mrs. !. Grant TAYLOR
Of Brooklyn. ". Y, are at their sum-
mer home Franklin street for a
month.-Prof. and Mrs. C. S. Jackson
and Miss Elizabeth jackson of Lynn.
Mass. spent Sunday here with Mrs.
+. J. Rogers on Grove street.-The King $
Daughters Of the State have resented
the State School for Feeble Minded here
with two lawn swings.-Mr. and Mrs
John Churchill and daughters. Helen
and Hilda. and Mr.. and Mrs. Euclid Wat
tiers have returned from a weeks auto
mobile trip to several places In central
New York.-Mr. and Mrs. James r.
Leonard have returned from their we'd
ding trip and VIII go TO housekeep in
the douglass cottage on Grove street -
The Brandon Concert band went Monday
TO Orwell to furnish music for a Labo
day celebration and home coming wei.
come to returned soldiers.
Charles F.. Miner. an old resident OF
Brandon died at his home on Depo,
street Monday morning. He was s:
years of age and a. veteran of the Civil
war. He was a member of c. J. Orms.
hee Post No. Is, G A. r. The funera,
was held AT the house AT two O'Clock
w ednesday afternoon. c. j. Ormsbes
Post attended the funeral in body
Burial was in Pine Hill cemetery
Arthur Bowker, who has been at tn.
} hme of his sister. Mrs. Arthur Ferris
for several days. has returned to Yves,
Rutland.-O. A. Durgey has returned
from Springfield and Pittsfield, Mass.
tNl,h ho hoe tutt
Harlow Sanders who has been serious
ly i'll for several weeks. is able to b,
about the street a~ajn.-Miss Margare
Ketcham went Tuesday morning tc
Worthwhile where she is to teach schoo
this year.--Mss lIeda johnson wen
Monday to Barnet. where she will tea CT
. school.-Newton Smith Is able to b,
, out aain after being confined to tn,
, house for several days.-Mss MARY
, Carroll has returned to waterbur,
after week here with her sister. Mis-.
, Inez Carroll.--Mrs. Margaret Griffin o.
Rutland is visiting her sister, Mrs \
t. Breed.--Miss Katherine Black W ell
has returned from Lisbon, ~ H., wher,
. she visited her sister, Mrs. +. H. Wash
burn.-Mrs. Hugh A. Seager has re
turned from the Mary Fletcher hos
pital where she has been for severa
weeks recovering from a surgical oper
ation-The Zelenko summer camp anc
school for boys which opened the lat
ter part of June closed Tuesday Til,
100 boys left on the noon train TO
their homes.
Chautauqua closed Tuesday evening witt
an interesting lecture by DR.. George Law.
: renee Parker former minister of the
british american Congregational Church
IN Petrograd Chautauqua will return te
Brandon another year. 100 persons hav
lng signed as suarantors.-The funera
or CHARLES f. Miner. who died at his home
on Depot street Monday morning, was
held at the house Wednesday afternoon
The Rev Walter Thorpe of the Congresa
tional Church of1ciated. The bearer,
were Frank Ferris, Fay Rickert. Irvins
Breed Charles Washburne, Frank THU.
and X. A. Carr, all members of Davenport
Camp, Sons OF Veterans, C. ]. Ormsbee
Post, G. A. r., attended the funeral The
Grand Army burial service was read In
Pine hill cemetery. Mrs. w. G.. Gipson anc
son, Merrill. have returned from Buriing
ton, where they spent several days with
relatives-Miss Eugenia Thomas has re.
turned after visiting in Schenectady, N
y. for several weeks.-Mrs. Dora Mccoy,
ern. who has been spending the summer
here. has gone To New Haven-Mrs
Floyd Thomas OF Schenectady. n. Y.
spent several days with his mother, Mrs
Alice Thomas-Mr. and Mrs H. A. Da,
of Vergennes, Miss Sarah Harrington
Nern Mason and Mrs. w. H. Harrington
OF Saranac Lake, y. =, who have beer
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