Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-09-18

has gone to Burlington. where she Is at
tending business college.--Mr and Mrs.
Earl Corey and two children have re-
turned from several weeks stay In
Lynn. Mass--A son was born TO Mr.. and
Mrs. barnet Hayes. September SEVENTH
Mrs. G. II. Bump is visiting relatives in
Chatham, n. Y.-Mrs. Arthur Allen of
Montpelier is visiting her sister. Mrs. j.
Il. Nicklaw. The Ladies' Guild Of Grace
Church met with Mrs. V. S. Baker We'd
! nesday afternoon William La Dam has
returned from the Mary Fletcher hospi-
tai where he underwent an operation.
BRANDON
Mrs. Agnes Lamorder. Clyde Clark of
Boston and Mrs W. Pierce of Keene.
IN. H. visited at the home of H. A.
Severy wednesday.-Mr. and Mrs. C. L.
Clifford and son. Allen. have returned
from Antrim, N. H.. where they visited
Mr. and Mrs. f. N. Bissell.-Mrs. j.
Harry Cole has returned from the Mary
Fletcher hospital. where she under
went an operation.-A number from
here went Thursday to White River
Junction to attend the State fair.
Myron Kelsey. for many years
a resident al Lake Dunmore, died at the
home Of his nephew, Garfield Rickert, on
Maple street Thursday afternoon. He
was 72 years OF age and had been in
failing health for number of weeks
The funeral was held at the Forest
dale Methodist Church Sunday after
noon at two o'clock. The Rev. l.. NJ.
Hayes officiated. Burial was in the West
Salisbury cemetery.
Coils Plude. for many years a resident
of Brandon, died Sunday afternoon at the
Rutland hospital, where he had been for
about two weeks. He is survived by one
daughter. Mrs. Irving Howard of New
Haven. Conn; two sisters. Mrs. John
Sears and Mrs. Mary Frits Of Bridgeport
Conn: and two brothers, Proctor and
John of Bridgeport, Conn. The funeral
was held Wednesday afternoon at two
o'clock at St Thomas Episcopal Church.
Burial was in Foresdale cemetery.
Mr.. Plude was SO years of age. He was
carpenter by trade.--Mrs Anna Clancy
Griswod died Sunday morning at the
Brattleboro Retreat. where she had been
for about nine years of acute bright's dis
ease. Mrs Grswold is survived by one
son. George Griswold of Springfield
Mass, three sisters, Mrs. John OBrien of
Gouverneur. \. Y. and Mrs. Louise H.
Miner aand Mrs Charles Center of Bran
don; and three brothers. James CLANCY Of
Lowell. Mass. and John and Michael
Clancy Of Brandon. The body wac brought
here on the afternoon train Monday and
/ taken to the home of Michael Clancy on
Depot street. The funeral was held
Wednesday morning at nine o'clock at
St Mary's Church and burial was
In st. Mary's emetery.-Burton Sisco,
who recently resigned his position in the
w. d. Nutting store, has accepted a po-
siton with the Vermont Marble company
at Proctor and has commenced his du-
| ties.--Mr and Mrs. Thomas Tennien OF
Ticonderoga, n. Y. are spending several
days in town at the home of his parents.
Mr.. aand Mrs, Charles Tennien.-Mr and
Mrs. Benjamin Little are spending a va
cation Of two weeks with relatives in
Nergennes and Burlington.
! Mr.. and Mrs. George FL Young returned
Saturday from New York city-Fra nix
Button went Monday to Andover Mass.
where he will attend Phillips A ndover
Academy Clara Burnap returned
Monday to Troy, y. v. after several
weeks at Lake Dunmore.-About 40 mem
| bers of Neshobe Grange went Friday eve
ming to Mddlebury, where they visited
Middlebury Grange and furnished the
| program Of entertainment.-Mr and Mrs.
! Earl Wright Of Rutland spent Sunday
here at the home of his mother. Mrs. w.
II. Wright. - Neshobe Grange OBJ
served Sunday as Grange Memorial day.
In the morning at eleven O'Clock, the
members attended the CONGREGATIONAL
Church in a body The pastor. the Rev.
Walter Thorpe. preached an appropriate
, sermon. At the close of the service at
| the church. the graves Of the deceased
members were decorated-Mr. and Mrs.
! ~ f.. Breed. Miss Lila and Sadie Downs
have returned from Roxhurv. where thev
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