Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-01-30
Rutland County,
BRANDON

city after a few days illness with infiu-
enza were brought here Wednesday
Jan. 20 and was taken tVthe home Of
Mrs. Joseph Casavant on Carver street.
The funeral was held at st. Mary's
Church Thursday morning at nine o'clock,
the Rev. Father Crosby OF Proctor cele-
brating requiem high mass for the repose
of his soul. Burial was In st. Mary's
cemetery. The Rev. Father Crosby OFF,
ciating. The bearers were George Casa
want, Frank Casavant Of Rutland, Smith
Germond. Jr., of Sudbury, James Ger
mond Of Hartford. Conn. Leon Shambo
and Edward Center of this town. Mr.
Casavant Is survived by his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. F. J. Casavant Of Worcester
Mass, and one sister. Mrs. Burdo Of
Worcester Mass. his wife and q 20
months old SON. There were many beau
tifui floral offerings from societies,
friends and relatives. Mr.. Casavant was
we'll known in Brandon. having spent
his younger days here and having visited
! relatives here during the summer months.
He was an artist and illustrator Of note
| and his death came as a great shock to
his many friends. Those present from
out of town were Mr.. and Mrs. James
Germond of Hartford, Conn, Mrs. Pat
rick Barton Miss Mae Germond, Mr. and
Mrs F. j. Casavant and Mrs. Burdo Of
Worcester, Mass, Mrs. Ernest Leach of
Fitchburg Mass. George and Frank Cas-
avant Mrs. M. Halpin OF Rutland, Sgd
ney Booker Of Taledeaga. Ala, and Mr..
and Mrs. Smith Germond Of Sudbury
The body Of Edward Wells. who died at
the homo Of his son-in-law on Gold Sphinx
avenue Tuesday Jan. 81, was taken We'd
nesday morning to Cohoes N. Y, where
the funeral was held. The remains
were accompanied to Cohoes by his
daughter and her husband. Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Marsette-Mrs. Alice o.
Lewis, wife of Fred Lewis. died
at her home on Champlain street We'd
nesday Jan. q after a few days illness
with the grip and pneumonia She was %
years old. Besides her husband, she is
survived by one brother residing In Pitts
ford The funeral was held at the
house at two o'clock Friday afternoon
the Rev. Walter Thorpe Of the Congrega-
tional Church officiated Burial was
in Foresdale cemetery.
The funeral Of Mrs. Patrick Dunn OF
Rutland. who died at the Rutland hos
pital Saturday afternoon, was held al
two o'clock Monday afternoon at the
Church of the Holy Innocent in Rutland
She was q years old and was born r
Sudbury. She Is survived by her hus.
band. two daughters. and one son. all OF
Rutland. and her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
w. ]. Grover of Brandon; and two sisters
Lola Grover Of Brandon and Mrs. Oscar
Keech of Mineville, N. Y.-Peter G. FIJI.
lioe died at his home on Clay street
Sunday morning. He was "a years ole
and had been Ill for a long time with
tuberculosis. He is survived by one
daughter. Miss Elsie Flllloe of Platts
burgh, N. Y, and several brothers ant
sisters. There will be a basket
ball game Friday evening in the higf
school gymnasium between st. Peter
Independents of Rutland and the higf
school FeatherweYKhts.-Miss Maud E
Crofoot of Rutland spent Saturday ant
; Sunday with friends here.-Mrs. Catherine
Clancy has returned from Poultney
where she has been for several weeks
Cook Roy r. Mayo, son OF Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Mayo, who has been In service
} overseas for IA months, has received hi
honorable discharge and is at the hom'
Of his parents here. He has been il
! the service since May. 1917
: Frank Button is confined to the hous'
with jaundice.-The local branch of thu
New England Milk Producers association
and members Of the Rutland Count!
Farm Bureau will hold Joint meeting IL
f. Grand Army hall Friday evening. Thu
: wives of the members and members o
, the Home Denomination Bureau viii
hold q social hour and serve refreshment
of sandwiches. cake and coffee. Mis-
Maud T. Wetherbee, the county demon
, strator, is expected to be present-Th
, annual meeting and election Of officers o
the Brandon branch of the New England
, Milk Producers association will be hell
Friday evening In G. A. r. hall. Al
, farmers and dairymen are invited.-Mrs
, b. w. Bowker of West Rutland is visit
, ing her daughter, Mrs. Arthur Ferris. 70
a few days.
r Helen Barnard, who has been Ill will
, pneumonia for several days. ia making
satisfactory recovery.-The Rev. Waite
> Thorpe has returned from Rutland
, where he attended a meeting Of the Rut
land County Congregational Minister'S as
. ISOLATION, He also attended the funera
. of Harry Stevens at East Clarendon Tues
, day.-R. ]. Carlisle went Wednesday I
;, Burlington, where he win enter the Mar
= Fletcher hospital for treatment,-Clayto
!, Knapp of the navy returned Wednesda
:, to New York city after spending 5-da
!. furlough with his parents here.-The la
dies Of st. Mary's Church will hold a car
marty this evening In F'oresters' hall.
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