Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-01-08
Rutland County
BRANDON

Leon E. Dunn returned Friday TO Nav
York after spending 10 days furlough
with his wife at her home here.-The an
nual supper. church and society meeting
of the Congregational Church was held
Thursday evning at six O'Clock at the
chapel. supper was served to 155 people
after which the Rev Fl. c. Newell Of Mid
dlehury gave an interesting talk. At tho
close the society and church meetings
were held and officers elected as follows:
For the society: Clerk. F. H. Farrington:
treasurer, Fred w. Briggs: n udentiaA
committee, Fred B. Sumner. A. ~ Collins,
DR.. j. w, Estabrook. w. d. Nutting A.
II. GIBSON, F. II. Harrington. Thomas
W. Ray and George II. Young. 1t was
voted to mise the Rev. Walter Thorpe's
salary $500. The church officers are
Moderator, the Rev. Walter Thorpe;
clerk and treasurer, \. H. Gipson: dea-
conesses. Mrs. f. Fl. Button. Mrs F. w.
Briggs; standing committee. W. H. Dean.
IT, w. Estabrook. Fred B. Sumner. Mrs.
c. NJ. Winslow: flower committee Fred f
Sumner; ushcrs. Frank y. Briggs and
+. r. Sumner
Feter Norton died at his home Friday
evening at $50 o'clock He had been
in poor health for long time. He was
a years of age and is survived by two
! brothers. Barney and Patrick, and three
sisters. Margaret, Elizabeth and Rose, all
| of this town. The funeral was held
at St. Mary's Church Monday at $40
| O'Clock. Burial was in ST. Mary's
| cemetery.-George Truman Lyons died al
| the home of his daughter Mrs. James
| Rowe, Jr.. about u o'clock Friday night
He was 20 years of age. Besides his wife,
he is survived by one daughter. Mrs.
James Rowe. Jr., and one brother, John
LYONS of Rochester The
held at two O'Clock at the Methodist
Church Tuesday afternoon.-Austin NJ
Goss of Denver, Colo. is visiting in town
Arthur n. Gips$ went Saturday to
Cleveland, Ohio, whore he will remain
some time with friends.-Mrs. Austin
Hewett fell at her home on Seminary Hill
Friday morning and broke her hip.
unique and charming setting was
given the marriage of Miss Helene Louise
Hack, younger daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
/ Elliot y. Hack and Austin Miner Goss
of Denver Colo, son OF Mr. and Mrs.
Ashley ]. Goss OF West Danville. Tho
wedding ceremony was solemnized at tha
home OF the BRIDES parents Monday at
II; 90 a. m. by the Rev. I. NJ. Compton
OF the Baptist Church. Miss Mack wors
a travelling suit OF beaver brown chiffon
velvet, with hat and veil to match The
young couple was attended by Miss
Hazel NJ. Hack. sister of the bride, and
DIR. Raymond C. Goss, cousin of the
groom The wedding march was played
by Mrs. Charles V. Needham. After
the ceremony. refreshments We're served
by Miss Marion Mills. Mr. and Mrs
Goss left on the flyer for Denver. Colo,
where they will reside. Mt Goss being en-
| gagged in the real estate business there
Frank J. Nutting has returned from
/ xuh ha ax.li "a oI
Der of his Buff Plymouth Rock birds at
the National Buff Plymouth Rock club
show. held in connection with the poultry
| show at Boston last week. Mr.. Nuttinr
| had the second best display He won
! tho championship for female in class
shape and color. His birds took two flrsl
premiums. four seconds three thirds and
two ffths. This is considered great
showing inasmuch as there were birds
at this show from all parts of the United
States. Mr.. Nutting will show some OF
his birds at the Vermont State poultry
show at St. Adams this week-Tha
| newly-elected officers of Neshobe Grange
were installed Saturday evening by Mr..
and Mrs. Emery w. Parent of sudbury.
After the installation supper was served.
The annual meeting Of the Baptist
| Church will be at the church vestry Fri
day afternoon at two o'clock, instead OF
this afternoon John johnson was ar
rested by Constable l.. F. Nichols Monday
| afternoon at Forestdale, where he was
working. He is wanted by the police
OF Burlington for non-support of his
| family Mrs. Rosena p. Baker died at
the home of Mrs. A. s. Ketcham Monday
afternoon. She had been in poor health
for a long time. The fun raj was held
at the home of Mrs Ketcham OF weaD-