Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-08-28
Rutland County
BRANDON


ing at three O'Clock at her home on
Carver street after an Illness Of seven
weeks, the result of Il fractured hip.
She was ~ years of age. She Ia sur
NlNed ny three sons and one daughter,
John c. of Nergennes, jeremiah j. Of
Albany. n. Y, and James w and
Katherine of Brandon. The funeral
4 was held Monday morning nj ten
O'Clock at st. Marys church. Burial
was in Orwell-S. w. Jones, A. J.
Ives and c. !. Marsh are spending Il
few days at Newcomb. n. Y. enjoying
a fishing trip and visiting Frank r.
Cook. who is in camp there.--A. w.
Hendry. w. G. GIBSON. r. Il. WEIGH C.
A. June and +. II. Osburn spent Sun
day at Camp Brandon in Rochester,
Miss Enelinc Scanlon who enlisted as
la Red Cross nurse for the duration OF
the war has received her honorable
discharge from A hospital at Bridge
port Conn" and has returned to her
home her.-M A. Sturveant has pur-
chased the Il. T. Hetherington place
on Franklin street-W. n. Hill. Who
has been visiting at the home Of Mrs
II. L. Williams. has returned to Boston
Dana Ayers of Leicester has pur-
chased the Carrigan place on Grove
street.-D. II. Towner of Cohassett
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Mitchell of SYRIA
cuse. ~ Y. are visiting at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. ELAN French for n
few days.-F. NJ Bibby. manager Of
the Meadowbrook Marble company has
leased the Fred NJ. Manchester house
on Pearl street.-Mr. and Mrs Percy
Brooks and daughter of Montreal are
visiting Mr. and Mrs. w. G. Gipson
for n few days.--Mr and Mrs. j. Irving
Wiley of Concorda, Kansas are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs F. NJ Briggs
OF Pearl street.
ON account of rhautauuua the
Brandon Concert band will not give n
! concert this week.-The Rev Frederick
Berg and family of Brooklyn y. V. are
at the home of Walter Bushey on ConaM
Square for several days.-During d
severe electrical storm here last Sunday
a barn on the creek meadows belonging
to Mott Warner was struck and burned
TO the ground. The barn had Just been
filed with 80 tons Of hay. Several large
trees on the mountain roads leading from
| Brandon were blown down and had to
he removed before travel could bee re-
sumed .-Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lovett of
Fail River Mass, are visiting relatives
here for few days.-Miss lnez Cook of
Middlebury visited friends here sunday
l. I
have been visiting relatives i'm several
western New York cities, have returned
TO their home here.-Mrs. Clara T. Foy-
les and son, Robert of New York city.
the, Misses Margaret and Harriet Foyles
lof Rutland, Miss Pearl Churchill of the
lSpringheld hospital and Mrs. Newton
IWetmore and daughter OF North Chit
itenden are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Churchill of Seminary mill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gifflloyd and Edward
Williams of Granville who have been
visiting az the home Of Edward Chand-
Ter have returned to their home-Mr
and Mrs. Percy Brooks and daughter
who have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs
w. c. Gipson. went Tuesday to Bur
lngton where they will remain few
days with relatives before returning to
their home in Standardization Craigie
of Holyoke, Mass, is' visiting his aunt
Mrs. Walter Thorp of Park street.
Miss Nettie Curtis of Granville ~ v.
is visiting at the home of Edward
chandler on River street--Mrs Albert
stevens and daughter. who have been
visiting at the home of her mother
Mrs. Jennie Rickert for two weeks.
have returned to their home in I.aconia.
n. 10. A Durgey has gone to Pitts
leid and Springfield Mass. where he
is visiting relatives for few days
Inc 'hautauqua tent and equipment
arrived Tuesday on the noon train i'm
a special car and has been set up on
the vacant lot in the rear Of the Near
ing place on Park street-Mr and Mrs
+. +. Kingsley returned Tuesday from
Hyde Park where they have been visit =
ing MIR. and Mrs. Charles f.. Severy at
Inc Hyde Park inn.-Miss Margrett
hetcham returned Tuesday from Shell
zen where she has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. Morton Mack for several
weeks.-Mr, and Mrs. f. r. HYDE have
returned from a trip to Boston and
Swampscott, Mass.-W. NJ. Mossman of
Springfield, Mass, is the guest at the
nome OF r. b. Hyde on Park street.
ROBERT Force has returned to his home
here after visiting at the home of rela :
| tlNes in West Rutland
f. II. Walker. the new principal Of
the high school and family have arrived
in town and will live in the Mrs. w. n
Flnt house on Seminary Hill-Mr. and
Mrs James Holcomb. who have been
spending several weeks here with her
mother, Mrs James h. Thomas. left We'd
nesdaN by automobile for their home in
Akron. Oho.-MisS Agnes Spooncr is
spending a few days at the Woods cot
tage at Lake Dunmore.-Miss Mary Bow
kcr OF west Rutland is spending week
mere with her sister, Mrs. Arthur Fer
ris or Pearl street.-Miss Mae Thorpe is
at her home here from Washington, D.
c. where she has been employed for
several months by the government-Prof
{, Il. Gordon, Professor of Geology at
Amherst college, is spending a few days
mere az the home OF Walter {. Bushey on
conant Square.-E. &. McGoff of the
Hortonla Power Company is in Port
henrN' \. Y, arranging the electrical
display for the Home Coming Celebra-
t'on Tor the returned soldiers which is
10 be held there on Labor Day.-Chau-
taupua opened Wednesday afternoon at
2'S" clock with lecture by the Chau-
taqua superintendent, followed by "A
concert by the Zimmer-Carter company.
In the evening the same company gave
concert followed by a lecture by Dr.
carolyn II. Geisel The Program for
To-day is as follows; At 2;3O o'clock
Gabriel l.. Hines will give a piano recital.
ioho"ed by lecture by DR.. Jess II.
homes entitled THE Golden Egg" At
''5o O'Clock the Corella- Bonelli company.
soprano, baritone, vionist and pianist
VIII give u concert lasting the entire
evening.
w &, Bushey has had to suspend the
work of putting up lightning rods for
lack of matorial.-T Rev Frederick
berg ana family are the guests of Mr.,
ana Mrs w. G. Bushcy.-E. u. Blackwell
ana daughter are visiting in Lebanon.
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