Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-09-30
Rutland County
BRANDON

Charles +. Rosefelt OF Jersey City
n j.. and Miss MarioHB. Mccartney of
New York city were married Saturday
morning and Royal Hubbard Graves and
Miss Viola NJ. Semprenois of Salisbury
were married Saturday afternoon by the
Rev. Walter Thorpe at the Congrega-
tional parsonage.-The Misses Cora and
Susan Talbot have gone on an automobile
trip to Pittsf1eld. Mass, where they will
visit relatives.-Miss Mabel II. Gleason
has returned to Rutland after spending
several days with Mrs. C. II. Knowlton.
Frank J. Nutting has sold his -four
Hnd grain business to ]. L. McLane OF
Lancaster, N. H.. who took possession
Monday.-A son was born Monday to Mr..
and Mrs. Don Rofe at the Mary Fletcher
hospital in Burlington.
Mrs. Charles II. Churchill of Seminary
hill went Sunday to the Rutland hOspi
tai where she will undergo surgical
operation-Word was received here Mon
day of the death of Mrs. ]. II. Dobin-
son of this town which occurred last
Sunday at the home OF her daughter.
Mrs. Walter r. Moore, in Brooklyn, N.
v The body was brought here and
De- md the funeral vas held yesterday after
noon at three o'clock at St Thomas Epis
ropal Church. Burial was in Pine Hill
cemetery.--J. h. Partlow is spending a
Few days at home from Massena N. Y.
where ne Is employed as electrician
Word has been received here of the
Death of Mrs. Austin d. Gibbs, which &C.
rurcd Monday in Burlington, following a
surgical operation. She was a former
resident OF Brandon and daughter of
;ne late stephen l.. Godell.--The Ladies'
I'd society of the Congregational Church
will hold a food and rummage sale
mfr ,,I 4
Mrs. l.. n. Frost of Middlebury, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Burditt Of West Rutland
and Mr.. and Mrs Films Stevens of Rut-
land spent last Sunday at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Churchill.-Mrs.
Hannah Severy of Rochester is spending
some time at the home of Charles
Churchill.-Mr. and Mrs. George w.
Leonard and Mr.. and Mrs. j. Harry
Cole returned last Sunday from Spring
field. Mass, where they have been for
several days.-The ladies of the 'Bap-
fist Church will hold their annual har-
vest and chickcnpic supper on Tuesday.
October Sd. S. Edgarton. who has been
visiting at the home Of T.. o. Cool on
Conant Square. has returned to Boston,
Mrs. George T. Norton went Monday to
Bellows Falls to visit relatives.
Moses Dudley suffered n sun stroke last
Friday while at work in the Arnold dis
trict cutting corn.--Mrs. James T. Har.
'rs and children, who have been spend"
ing the summer here at their summer
home north of the village. have returned
TO Burlington.-W. c. Gipson. Philip
WEIGH, c. A. June. Arthur Hendry and
F. II. Osborne spent the weekend at
Camp Brandon in Rochester.-Mrs.
George r. WEIGH, who has been confined
TO the house several days by illness. is
he ladies the RaptiSt
Church held their annual chicken
p,e supper in the church vestry Tuesday
evening.-Mr. and Mrs. Z. II. Button
arc spending a week in Boston and
vicinity-Mrs. +. f.. Kingsley spent Sat
urday in Pttsford with her sister, Mrs.
Bertha NJ. Shaw.-Miss Maud Lavery,
who has been the guest of Miss Shirley
Farr for some time, left last Saturday
for her home in Chicago.
DR.. and Mrs. o. C. Baker are visiting in
Northern New York.--Nlrs. Eva B. Shep-
ard has gone to Vergennes to visit for
several weeks.-Miss Margaret O'Connor
went Tuesday to Northampton. Mass,
where she is a sophomore at Smith Col
Iege-Mrs. F. S. Marsh. Mrs. A. }. Vail
Mrs. Elan French and Mrs G. j. Bradley
are attending the Daughters of the Amer
lean Revolution convention at Montpelier
as delegates from Lake Dunmore Chap
teri. A. Richmond Is moving from the
Aim place on Carver street to the car
penter tenement on Center street.-The
Misses Caroline and Lenora Washburn
of Goshen have leased the Knapp tene-
ment on Carver street.-Mrs. Arthur Fer
ris and daughter. Olive. are visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs B. w. Bowker at
West Rutland-The funeral of Mrs. j.
Fl. Dobinson, who died at the home OF
her daughter in Brooklyn. ~ Y. Sunday
was held at st. Thomas Episcopal Church
Wednesday afternoon at three O'Clock.
The Rev. Ashley of Rutland officiated.
The bearers We're A. ]. Ives. George w
Crockett DR.. J. S. Eastwood. G. A. June
b. W. Little and F. A. Manchester. Burial
was in Pine Hill cemetery.-Henry Welch
has moved from the Martin farm recent
ly purchased by George Bacon. to his
farm west Of the village.