Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-09-25
BRANDON

BRANDON
Application has been made for a char
Ter for a Post of the American Legion by
former members of the service. The Bran
don Post will include the town of Leices-
ter and Goshen. Henry d. Rofe is the
mporary secretary and is doing much in
securing members for the post.-Charles
Winslow of Detroit Mich, is visiting his
mother Mrs. c. NJ. Winsow, for a few
days.--The Misses Beatrice and Roxana
Spooner. who have been visiting here for
several days at the home Of Mr. and Mrs.
". II. Sisco. have returned to their home
In Greenfield. Mass.-W. H. Tarble has
nod the Pine Ridge farm south of this
village to Emmit Severy, who has taken
possession. his farm is the one recently
Purchased by Mr.. Tarble from Amos
Jucket.-Mr. and Mrs. f. B. Sumner have
gone to Springfield, Mass, where they will
visit Mr. Summers sister Mrs. Ray Stur-
tcvant.-Mrs. James Thomas, who sold
her place on the Forestdale road recently
Is dsposing of her household goods and
Will 90 soon to California, where she will
remain during the winter.-A daughter
was born Saturday morning at the Proc
tor hospital to Mr.. and Mrs NJ. j. Graves.
Mrs. A. w. Hyde had the misfortune
to fracture both of her arms Thursday
afternoon by a fall down flight of
stairs at Hyde Manor in Sudbury. The
fracture of the right arm was above
the elbow and the left was in the wrist
Fortunately there were two surgeons
stopping at the manor, so that her in
juries received immediate attention.
Miss Inez Benor, Rodney Marsh
George Clark, Allen Clifford and Clarence
Marsh, all graduate of the class of 1919
10Th JaFt
Burlington, where they will enter the
University of Vermont.-The members of
the Ellsworth League held a social for
the incoming students in the church par
lors Tuesday evening at eight O'clock
Judge and Mrs. c. |. Button of Middle
bury spent last Sunday here with his
mother, Mrs. F. r. Button.-W. H. Tar
bit has sold the c. a. Daniels farm in
Whiting to Frank Williams of that town.
The Woman's Auxiliary of St. Thomas
Episcopal Church held well attended
meeting Monday afternoon at the rectory
with Mrs. w. r. Weston.-Mr. and Mrs.
II. NJ. Dundon and son have returned
from Middlebury, where they spent sew
rral days with frieends.-Neshobe
Grange will hold a dance next Friday
evening in odd Fellows hall for the MEM
bers and their families.-The ladies of the
BaptlSl tHuTcu VIII give lHtlr annual
chicken pie supper in the vestry of the
church October.-Florant Turpan, son of
Albert Turpan, was taken Monday to the
Mary Fletcher hospital, where he will
undergo an operation for appendicitis.
Word has been received of the arrest
of Irwin f. Wilson at Jacksonville, Fla.
a few days ago. Wilson is the man who
stayed several days at the Brandon Inn
several weeks ago with his wife and who
was caught taking gasoline and oil for
the Inn garage TO fill up a large Marmon
automobile which they had stolen al
Providence, r. |. He quietly got away
from the Inn without paying for the
hotel bill and for the gas and oil which
they had used while here He was SEN
fenced to serve three months in the House
of rection.-Margaret O'Connor, for.
merly worker at Washington, D. G
after several weeks at the home of hel
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John O'Connor
left Monday for Northampton, Mass
where she win enter Smith College. -
Mrs. Maude Hayes took her younges
son, Robert, to the Mary Fletcher hos
pital Tuesday, where he will undergo al
operation for adenods-Miss Margare
Kelley of North Adams, Mass, is tn,
guest of Miss Edna Mathews.-Don Sails
bury, Marion Salisbury, Margaret Merrel
| and c. Jones of Randolph were tn,
| guests of Miss Margaret Cheney las
Sunday.-Harold Perkins of Bethel Il
| visiting here for a few days.-Mrs. w B
| Craven who has been visiting her niece
| Mrs. w. e. GIBSON, for several days
has returned 20 Burlington Miss Shir
| ley Farr left Tuesday for Chicag,
after several weeks here at her sum
mer home on Park street.--Clarence NJ
| Carpenter is at his home here confined Il
| the bed with the grip.-John ID. Mors
| has sold his trucking business at AllecI
| Fillioe.-M.ss Matte Godfrey has gon
to Rutland to enter the Rutland Bust
ness College-W, II. Tarbe has sold tn
C. II. Churchill and the Columbu
| Churchill farm in Chttenden to Nj. {
| Taylor of castleton.
There will be a meeting of Silver LAX
| Lodge No. 40, X. of r., this evening a
| eight oclock.-The young people wi
hold a dance Friday evening in the mu
| sic room at the Brandon lnn.--W. l.
Marsh returned Wednesday to his HON
| in Richmond after visiting his sister, Mrs
| Il -. Crooks.-Mr. and Mrs. Frederic
| II. Brink, who have been visiting hi
mother Mrs. Charles Russell of Frank
in street have returned to Worcester
Mass.-Dr. and Mrs j. W. Estabrook wi