Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-07-24
Rutland County
BRANDON

Eta l.. Stevens. 14-year-old daughter
of Mrs. George Stevens. died at her home
on Depot street Friday night. She had
been i'll for several months with tuber-
culosis. She is survived by her mother,
two brothers and one sister. The funeral
was held at 1890 O'Clock Monday morn
ing at the house. Burial was In Pine
Hill cemetery.-A son was born Thursday
to Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Fay.-The funeral
OF Arthur Ostiguy, who died at the home
of his brother in Proctor, Thursday morn
ing was held at st. Marys Church Satur-
day morning, the Rev. r. F. Cray officiat-
ing. Burial WAS I'm st. Mary's cemetery
Mrs. Florence Sharpley and son, Harrt-
son. have returned from Bin4hamton, n.
Y, where they have been visiting friends
for two weeks.-Mr. and Mrs. F. r. Bar
ker have returned from Eggemoggin. Me.
where they have been visiting for several
weeks.-Mrs. Dennie Daley. who has been
i'll for several weeks is able to'sit up for
a while each day.-Mr. and Mrs. Walter
McCuen and Mrs. Amelia McCuen of Bos-
ton were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.
Gipson Saturday and Sunday.
The Forestdale Athletic associa ton
defeated the strong st. Peters A. A.
of Rutland Saturday afternoon at For
estdale. the score being Is TO l. Nc
Cormick of Pittsford. who pitched sew
eral games for the University Of YER
mont during the college season. pitch ed
for Forestdale and allowed only four
hits, striking out IL men. The visitors
pitcher was found for Is hits. A fea-
ture of the game was double play by
Trombley and Nicklaw of the home
team. Forestdale will meet the West
Dat ND Co ,r1o of ny
noon.-The funeral of Eta Stevens, a.
year-old daughter of Mrs. George Ste
VEINS. who died at her home on Depot
street Friday night. was held at the
house Monday morning at 1890 O'Clock
the Rev. !. w. Compton OF the Baptist
Church officiating. Burial was in Pine
Hill cemetery.--Mrs. Patrick Welcf
died Monday morning at her home OF
Depot street at 2;30 o'clock. She haC
been Ill for about two years. She was
| years of age and had resided in Bran
don for over 35 years. She is survived
| by Ave daughters, Mrs. o. w. McShoant
of Poultney, Mrs. r. w. Whalen, Mrs
John O'Connor of Brandon. Mrs J. II
Slattery of Great Darlington, Mass,
and Mrs. NJ ]. Blake of Lee. Mass. anc
by one son, John WEIGH of Poultney
The funeral was held at nine O'CLOCK
Wednesday morning at st. Mary
Church. with burial in st. Mary's GENE
tery.-Miss Hilda walker. who ha
been visiting al the home of Mr.. ant
Mrs c. l.. clifford, has returned to Bur
lington.--Clayton Fuller has sold hi
trucking business to John Morse. VIII
has taken possession.-Mrs. Floyd Nc
Collam and two children and Mis-
Emily Stockwell. who have been Wis
AIrc 'All he, 4, -1a "a
Mrs. Carrie Mcclellan of High street
have returned to their home in White
hall. N. Y.-There was an automobil
accident near the home of Herber
Fletcher in Leicester Sunday afternoon
A large touring car from Hartford
Conn, going north, was crowded fror
the road by Ford car. the Hartfor
car going over an embankment an
striking large rock. The car wa
badly damaged and one of the party,
woman, was cut about the head. Tn
driver of the Connecticut car claim
that he ran his car into the ditch rattle
than hit the Ford. The car was take
to the Cole & Rowland garage for re
pairs.-John Wesley went Monday I
Natick, Mass, after passing severa
weeks here with his daughter, Mr.
Carroll A. Bush-Mr. and Mrs Jane
H. Dunn, Paul Dunn Mrs. r.. kinesle
and George Lee of Rutland passed Sun
day here with Mrs. Leo Dunn of Sem
mary hill.
! Invitations have been received for tn
marriage of Seward +. French of thi
town. now principal of the Hyde Par
school. and Miss Esther Prisley of Hyd
Park. which will occur at the Second Cor
gregational in that village Tuesday. Az
gust z, at 500 D. m. Mr.. French was Dor
In Brandon. Is graduate of the Brando
high school. and the University of Vel
mont.-Miss Mildred Dodds OF New HamI
shire is the guest of Mrs Eugene Griswol
for a few days.-The funeral of Mrs, Pa
rick WEIGH, who died at her home Nor
day morning, following a long illness, wa
largely attended at st. Mary's Churc
; Wednesday morning at nine o'clock. tn