Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-07-08
Rutland County
BRANDON

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The third annual reunion of the Noyes
family association of Nermon was held
at West Salisbury, June 30. Dinner was
served to 70 people in a large tent erected
on the grounds of the old homestead of
Daniel Noyes, who settled there in 1894.
The opening address was given by Henry
F. Field of Rutland. Among those from
out of town were Henry +. Field and
granddaughter. Mrs. Delaney Rochester
of Buffalo, N. Y, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Noyes and daughter of Gloversville, N.
Y. the Rev. and Mrs. George Cornell and
son of Nergennes, Mrs. Orwell Estes of
Middlebury. Odell Estes Of Burlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Rowell and Miss Win
fred A. Rowell Of Tunbridac.
The field day held ~" the For
estdale Athletic a~ssociat Monday was
a success in every wa, fine parade
was given with many j. loats and au-
tomobiles. There Were l,o GOOD baseball
games. The one in the afternoon between
Forestdale and Fort Ethan Allen was es-
recially good. the score being 8 to 4 in
favor of Forestdale. The other sports
were exciting and close, the Brandon Con-
cert band furnished excellent music
throughout the day.-Charles French, Mrs.
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Vance, and friend and Mr.. and Mrs, Fred
Gipson of Cleveland, Ohio. are at the
French cottage at Lake Dunmore for sew
eral weeks.-Mr. and Mrs. Carver Sharpe.
VINO spent the weekend here at the home
or their daughter, Mrs. James r. Leonard,
went Tuesday to their home in Sanford.
Me-, and were accompanied by their
daughter, Mrs. Leonard. who will spend
a week or 10 days there. The trip was
made by automobile.-Miss Katherine
Blackwell went Tuesday to Montpelier,
where she will visit relatives.-Mrs r. ].
Wolcott and two children of Vandergrift,
Ohio, are visiting Mrs. c. A. June.-Mrs.
a. d. Barnard, Mrs. T. J. Allen and Miss
Marion Mills have gone to Lake Dun
more. where they will remain a. week at
the Forbes cottage.-Mrs. Myra Baynes
and A. c.. Waterbury of Troy. ~. Y,
were guests at the home of L.. A. Severy
over the Fourth.-Ono Welch Of Albany,
y. Y. visited his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
George r. WEIGH, last Monday Miss Sar-
ah Horton has taken a position as clerk
in the Collins book store. in place of Miss
Cook, who has resigned.-Miss Laura Cool
returned last Tuesday to Keene. n. H..
where she is employed.-Mr. and Mrs.
Jerome Tennien have returned from Bos-
ton, where they spent a two weeks va
cation with their daughter. Mrs. John
Riorden.-Mrs. Eugene Harrington has re-
turned from Rutland. where she visited
her parents for a few days.
The annual sale of fancy articles and
homemade food of the Woman's Auxili
airy of st. Thomas Episcopal Church will
be held Wednesday afternoon and eve
ming, August 4, in the music room at
the Brandon Inn.-A number of the young
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association office have returned from Lake
Dunmore. where they spent several days.
Mrs. Hattie Martell is assisting In the
store of Mrs. Larock on Center street.
Clarence NJ. Baker has returned to New
ark. y. j., after visiting at the home OF
his parents, DR.. and Mrs. o. c.. Baker
Mr.. and Mrs. James Watson have return.
ed from their Observation-Disclosures f.
Baker and wife of Peru. y. V, and Mrs.
Lydia A. Reed of Morrisville, y. Y, arc
visiting DR.. o. G. Baker.-A. j. Ives, Frank
w. Williams. 3. W. Johnson. DR.. Fred
Briggs, F. +. Barker and s. W. Jones will
leave Thursday for Newcomb, n. Y, where
they will spend a week fshing.-Mrs,
Thayer Townsend and daughter. Virginia
of Quincy, Mass, are visiting her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Smith.-Charles
Myatt has moved from Railroad avenue
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E. E. Allen has moved his family tc
Camp Devens, where he is stationed fol
the present.-"Ned" Hackett, a former
resident, visited relatives here Wednesday
and returned to Montpelier that evening
A simple wedding took place in the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Horace S. Thomas at VIII
braham, Mass, unday afternoon, July 4
at four o'clock when their daughter, Dor
othy Irene, became the bride of Rober
A. Drumming of Richmond, Va. The Rev
d. b. MacLane. pastor of the Federatef
Church of Wilbraham, was the ofticiatin.
clergyman. The ceremony was performe'
in the living room under an arch of bircl
greenery decorated with pink roses am
a large wedding bell of white. A profu
sion of roses and peonies were ~everywher'
in evidence. There were guests prescn
from New Jersey, Cambridge, Worcester
Springfield. Feeding Hill. East Longmead
ow, Hampden, North Wilbraham and VII
braham, Mass. The bride is we'll know
in Brandon, having lived here. for a mum
Der of years.-The Misses Cora and Susal
Talbee have returned after spending sew
eral days visiting in the Adirondacks