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

Mrs. e. J. McKenna of Hudson, N. Y
A. j. Ives, Amos Sanders, Frank Gil
bert. w. G. Scott, II. j. Griswold and
Ernest Aver went Saturday evening to
their camp, "Deermont Lodge" in
Rochester This property was recently
purchased by syndicate of Brandon
sportsmen for hunting camp and con-
sists OF 6 acres Of land. two houses and
barns. II Is situated ten miles from Bran
don on the main road to Rochester at
the foot of the mountain. This is the
second property to be purchased by Bran
don parties In the past few years to
be used for hunting purposes.-Miss Mae
Dram OF New York city Is visiting her
mother Mrs. J. c. Oram.-Mrs. William
Frier and Miss Marion Ormsbee of
Schenectady, N. Y, are visiting Mrs.
Frier's sisters, Mrs. C. A. June.-Mrs.
Nellie Ketcham went Monday to Ludlow.
where she has a position as domestic
nurse at the Odd Fellows and Rebekah
Home.-Mr. and Mrs. James r. Leonard
have gone TO Sanford, Me-. visiting Mrs.
Leonard's parents.-L. r. Nichols has sold
| his farm on Birch Hin to C. L. Clifford
George Flagg has leased the home of
Mrs. Nellie Ketcham on Franklin street
and will occupy 1t during the winter.-Mr.
and Mrs. James Martin went Saturday
on an automobile trip to Maine.-Arthur
Bird ana family have gone to Massa-
! chusetts. where he will be employed Mrs.
A. j. Crotto will occupy the Bird tene-
ment during the winter in the Manchester
oiock-James Hartness, candidate for
tne nomination for governor, called on
friends in Brandon Saturday.
On account of the Rutland fair being
| held this week. the Brandon Concert band
VIII not give concert but will complete
us series next week, giving one in Forest
Gale Tuesday evening and the last ono of
the season here Wednesday evening.-Mr.
and Mrs. Ira Maxfield and family have
gone on an automobile trip to Albany. n.
Y.-The funeral of William Mcconnell,
who died at his home south Of the village
Thursday morning. was held Sunday aft
ernoon at 2:3O o'clock, the Rev. Walter
Thorpe OF the Congregational Church Off
eating. The remains were taken Monday
TO Troy, N. Y, for cremation. after which
the ashes Will be returned here for burial
In the Cook cemetery near his late home
- John Il. Horton. mail carrier on II. f.
d. No. 2, and Miss Minnie Kimberley
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Kimber-
ley. were married Saturday morning at
| the home of Mr. and Mrs. Kimberley
south OF the village, by the Rev. Walter
, Thorpe, pastor of the Congregational
will reside In Brandon.-Dr. and Mrs w.
b. Webster and daughters Mildred and
Dora:hy, OF Schuylerville, N. Y, are Wis
iting at the home of DR.. o. C. Baker.-On
account Of the rain Monday. the Methodist
Sunday-school picnic was held In the
church parlors instead of Judson Severy' s
grove.-Mr. and Mrs. John Churchill and
daughters. Hilda and Helen, and Mrs. Eu-
cid Walters have returned from an au-
tomobie trip to the White Mountains
The Sons of Veterans Auxiliary met Tues
day.
Albert Durgey, who has bee n
visiting his father, o. A. Durgey, for
several days, has returned to Springfield,
Mass-Mrs. Hattie Martell has returned
from Pittefeld, Mass, where she has
been for several weeks. called there by
the illness Of her daughter.-The Forest
dale A. A. baseball team was defeated
In a seven-innng game Monday on Its
grounds by a team from Montreal, the
score being 2 to 0. The game was called
at the end Of the seventh to allow the
visitors to catch a train.-Miss Agnes
Spooner. assistant librarian at the free
library. is spending a week with friends
in Castleton.-Mrs. Mabel Jones of Rut-
land and Miss Mettie Curtis of Gran
vile. n. Y. returned Sunday to their
homes after visiting for week at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Chandler
Miss Marion Mills, who has been
: spending her vacation here with her par.
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. d. f. Mills. has re.
turned to New Rochelle, n. Y, where
, she teaches school.-The Rev A. r. Mills
of Pawtucket, r. l.. former pastor OF
, the Baptist Church here, visited friends
in town Tuesday-The board of civil
) authority will meet Friday afternoon anC
= Saturday evening in the town clerks
e office to revise the check list and to ado
r names to the list The meeting Friday
q will be to accommodate women who wish
Q to take the freeman's oath and have
their names placed on the check list 81
f that they may vote at the primary cleo
: ton September 14.-NIss Hazel Hack ha
n returned to Greenfield. Mass, where sh'
8 teaches school. after spending severa
n weeks here with her parents, Mr.. ant
n Mrs. Elliott Hack of Grove street.-Mr
Q and Mrs. Griffith Lloyd and Miss Dori
k Jones of Granville. n. Y, were guest
. of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Chandler Sun
: day.
|. Frank NJ. Button and daughter. Mis-
h Florence. and Miss Mary Button spen
. Wednesday in Manchester.-Mrs +. (
Kingsley spent Wednesday in Pttsfor
with her sister, Miss 3. NJ. Shaw.-Mi
and Mrs. d. A. Hutchinson have returne
q from Ludlow, where they visited thei
!, daughter. Mrs. F, w. Sherman, who &C
:. companied them home.-Mr. and Mrs
" Thomas Lonergan and daughter, Ethe
:. have returned from spending a week /
4 Saratoga and Jamestown, n. Y.-The an
n nual picnic of the Baptist Sunday schoc
= was held Wednesday. The Baptist Sunda
q school held a picnic Wednesday on Noun
Il Pleasant.