Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-11-18
Rutland County
BRANDON

There was Il large attendance at the
joint meeting of the Farm Bureau and
the Mir Producers association in the
Commun ~ club rooms Friday evening
The county demonstration was present and
gave demonstration in the making of
fireless cooker. Different foods cooked
in home made fireless cooker were
brought by the ladies' The milk producers
had a general discussion Of the milk situa-
ton, after which refreshments were
served and so ial hour enjoyed.-The
first of series of pleasant Friday eve-
nings was held at the Congregational
chapel Friday evening. Professor Clark
OF the High School gave an interesting
talk on THE Moon and several reels
OF motion pictures were shown.-Edward
and Oscar Marsh, sons of Mr.. and Mrs
Irving Marsh of Seminary Hill, went
Saturday to the Children's hospital Bos-
ton. where they will receive treatment.
Both of these boys were left in a Grip
pied condition as a result of infantile
paralysis Announcements have been
received of the marriage of Roll
lin r. Hatch, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank NJ. Hatch of this town,
and Miss Gertrude Helena Smith. which
occurred in Chicago. November 10
The Rev. and Mrs. / N. Compton and
Michigan. where the Rev. Mr.. Compton
has cepted a call as pastor of a Bar-
fist Church. The Rev. Mr.. Compton
preached his farewell sermon here Sum
day.
Mrs. F. r Button has closed her
home on Conant Square and gone to the
Brandon Inn for the winter.-Mrs. j. b.
Thomas left Monday for Los Angeles
Calf, to spend the winter with her
daughter. Mrs James Holcomb-The
Womans Missionary society of the Con-
gregational Church met Tuesday after
noon at 2:30 o'clock with Mrs f. B.
Sumner.-Mr. and Mrs. H E Bsser Miss
Erica and Norman Bissel left Sunday
for Port Orange, Fla, where Mr. Bissell
will manage the Toronto Hotel at wilber-
blythe Sea.-Mrs. Earl S. Wright, assisted
by Otis Edison, cello, of Rutland, gave
much appreciated organ recital at the
Congregational Church Sunday evening
before very large con gregation.
There will be a meeting Of Silver Lake
Lodge, knights Of Pythias, Thursday
evening at eight o'clock. The rank of
knight Will be conferred after which re-
freshments will be served.-Prin. A. T.
Patty has returned from a business trip
OF several days in the West-W. II. John
son is moving from his house on Convent
square TO what is known as the Wheeler
house on Center street.-Miss Ella Whit
lock Of Castleton is visiting here for
few days.-The town of Goshen was Wis
tied Tuesday night and Wednesday morn
ing by the hardest southeast wind for a
great many years. Trees were uprooted
and chimney on the house of James
Hathaway was blown over, breaking a
hole through the roof.-The prayer-meet-
ing of the Baptist Church will be held
Thursday evening the home of Mr.. nd
Mrs. Charles v. Needham.
FORESTDALE
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Aver and son left
Sunday for Port Orange, Fla. where they
will pass the winter.-Mr. and Mrs w,
II. Whitcomb passed Sunday in Albany,
N. VI. w. Horn has sold his house,
"Stonehurst," to r. c. Hooker, who will
take possession at once-Mrs Celia
Thomas has gone to Los Angeles, Cal,
where she will spend the winter with her
daughter, Mrs. Holcomb.-Miss Helen
Krump of Gloversvllle, N. Y, is visiting
at g. H. Bump's.-Mr. and Mrs. ]. A.
Murray have closed their home, Grey
stone" and have gone to Albany. N. "
for the winter.-Mrs. Julia Piper has
moved into Mrs. Mary Symon's tenement