Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-04-15
Rutland County
BRANDON

Miss Grace Duclaw OF this
town and Leon r. Case of Paterson,
N. j.. we're united in marriage at noon
Sunday by tho Rev. E. F. Cary at the
reotory of st. Mary's Catholic Church.
Mrs. Case is a daughter Of NJ. l.. Du-
claw and a we'll known resident of
this town having lived here all her
life. Mr.. Case is the son of C. ]. Case
Of Paterson. n. J. He served for II
months in the World War in the Ivy
Division. He was in four offenses
Vessle River. st. Michel. Ainse- Marine
and Meuse-Argonne. The bride wore
blue serge suit and pink picture
hat and carried a white prayerbook.
She was attended by Miss Rose Du
claw. who wore a French blue suit and
blue Bonaparte hat and also carried
white prayerbook. The best man
was Perle Rondeau. who was also a
member of the Ivy Division. Mrs.
Case was the recipient of many beau
tiful gifts of furniture. cut-glass,
linen. silver and china. After a brief
honeymoon in Paterson, N. j., and
New York. Mr.. and Mrs. Case will re-
side in Pittsfori, where the groom is
employ ed.-Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Churchill have returned to their home
in Castleton after visiting in town for
a few daya-Earl S. Wright Of Rut-
land spent Sunday in town.--John >.
Buttles. commissioner of industries.
spent the week end here with his
family and gave a very interesting
talk before the Business Mems asso-
citation on the industrial situation
ana possibilities in Vermont.--Mrs.
Merrell Brown Of Rutland spent Sa-
turday and Sunday with Mrs. Frank
Ferris at her homo in the Arnold dis
\! triof -Mra HA0r~a XenDv who sncnf
! last week here with her mother, Mrs.
Matte Benoit, has returned to Rut-
! land.
Mrs. David Tobey has returned to her
home in Melrose Highlands. Mass, after
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Scott Ham
mond.-Frank Fay has leased the
Urban Tce farm north of the village
and will move there this week.--Lake
Duntnore Chapter. d. A. r., met in
| the chapter rooms Wednesday afternoon
| at a:3O oclock.-Mrs. Anglo Cooper went
to Paterson. N. j., Sunday, where she
will spend some time with her daughter.
Mrs. Lewis D'Angelo.AMr and Mrs.
| Henry Leonard are spending the week in
Troy. n. Y. guests of her Mr.. Leonard's
sister. Mrs. Alfred Leonard.-Moses
Demo has accepted a position in Proc
tor and will move his family there within
a few days.-Frank Jones has accepted
I n position on the Kendell farm in Pitts
ford.-Pearley Stone has moved from the
| Elm farm to the farm recently occupied
by Frank Stone.-Mrs. John Dutton, an
old resident of Brandon. died at her home
on Champlain street Sunday afternoon
about Ave o'clock. She was So wears of
age. She had been in poor health for
several months. She is survived by one
daughter. Mrr. William Grover Of this
town, and two brothers. AFRO Brink of
Brandon and Henry Brink of Castleton.
The funeral was held Wednesday after
noon at two o'clock at the house. Burial
was in Pine Hill cemetery
A horse and wagon belonging to Jerome
Tennien of Grove street was stolen Fri.
day by young man by the name Of Leon
LaRock. LaRock hired the rig to make
a trip to a lumber camp in Hubbarviton
and was to return that night, which he
failed to do and as he did not return Sat-
uptay. inquiry was made. II was found
he had never been TO the lumber camp
land he could not be located until Sunday
morning. when word was received from
the constable in Fair Haven that he had
found the horse and wagon. LaRock had
sold the entire outfit, horse. harness and
wagon to rpan In Fair Haven for Sis and
had departed for Now York State Mr..
Tennian went to Fair Haven Monday and
brought the rig home with him.
Mrs. Della Green, wife OF John Green,
died at her home on the Goshen road Sun
day evening. She was 80 years OF age. Be
sides her husband. she is survived by
three sons, Peter and Bruno Green OF
Rochester. and Alphonso Green Of Spring
feld.-Percy Burse has resigned his
position in the grocery store of C. l.. Cliff
ford and gone to Boston. where he has a
position. Tho Woman's Auxiliary of st.
Thomas Episcopal Church met Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. w. T. Weston.-The
Parent Teacher association will hold r.
military whist party at the high school
gymnasium Monday evening, April 10
The annual meeting Of the Monday club
was held at the home Of Mrs. A. v. Freer