Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-05-20
BRANDON

BRANDON
The Noyes family reunion will he held
at the old Noyes homestead in Salisbury
June 30. a tent will be erected where tine
dinner brought hy the members will be
served Coffee and dishes are to be fur
nished All descendants are invited to at
tend the reunion and all trains will he
met by notifying the president of the
association Miss Ruth Noyes of Sails
bury.
A largo delegation of st. Paul's
Lodge. No. 25. T. & A. NJ, attended the
Congregational Church Sunday morn
ing on invitation of the pastor, the
Rev. Walter Thorpe. who is chaplain
of the lodge. Special music and an
excellent sermon were enjoyed by n
large CONGREGATIONAL the Repub-
lican caucus in the basement of the
town hall Saturday evening the fol-
lown gtown committee were elected:
Frank f. Chandler. Louis C. Bump and
Thomas w. Ray. The delegates to
the state convention to be held in
Montpelier were elected az follows F.
II. harrington, +. w. williams, T. w
Ray. Dir. o. c. Baker and James H.
Whcldcn: altornates. G. NJ. Carpenter
r. T.. Chandler, b. w. Johnson. w. D.
w A. Wilson of Tacoma. Wash. is
visiting at the homo of w. r. Avery
in Forostdale. whore Mr. Wilson was
formerly pastor of the Methodist
Church.--John S. Buttles state com
missioner of industries, spent Sunday
here with his family.-Mr. and Mrs.
James IT, Cross of Greenfield. Mass,
are in town for n few days-W. II.
Tarhle has sold the Anna Field place
on Marble street to L. n. Lewis for
! S2750--Miss Mollie Barnard spent
, Sunday at her home in Pittsford.--
/ Andrew George Doner of Leicester
died Saturday morning at the home
| Of his daughter. Mrs. C. c. Bennett
after an illness with pneumonia fol-
! lowing influenza. He was 70 years of
age. Prayers We're said at the Ben
nett home Tuesday at ten O'Clock
by the Rev. Walter Thorpe. The re-
mains were taken to Shoreham and
the funeral was held at one O'Clock
at the Congregational Church. the Rev
r. B. Simmons officiating. Burial was
in Lake View cemetery.-W II
| Tarble has bought of the G. NJ. Wins
low estate n tenant house and the en-
trance leading to the baseball field or
Maple street.-Mrs. George T. Norton
has returned to her home here after
several weeks in New hampshire.
Miss Shirley Farr of Chicago II
| at her home on Park street for thu
summer.-Mrs. A. T. Beach is in Hart
ford, Conn, visiting her sister.-Davit
Chandler has sold his house in thu
rear of st. Thomas Episcopal Church
to Frank Tierney who will occupy /
for a home.-George IL. Churchill ship
ped this week $4,000 brook trout from
his hatchery to the State hatchery il
Bennington. This makes 10000 shipped
this year. The consignment that wen
to Bennington was sent under the car
of Hawley Churchill,-E. II. Olmstea,
of Morrisville is visiting at the hom
of j. Il. Partlow for a few days.
Mrs. Peter Beauregard. for many year
a resident of Brandon, died at the hom
Of her daughter, Mrs. A. j. German II
Mendon Tuesday night at $3.50 O'Clock. Sh
was 70 years of age and until six week
ago resided in Brandon practically all he
|, life. Besides her husband, she Is sur
wived by siNtdaughters, Mrs. A. j. Ger
mon and Mrs Joseph Payton of Mendon
Mrs Hiram Carroll of Somerville, Mass
Mrs John Bashaw OF North Hanover
Mass, Mrs. James Lacey Of New Yorl
and Mrs. Henry Reed Of Portland, Me
, two sons, Peter, Jr.. AMI Joseph Beaure
gard OF Brandon, two sisters, MIS- Ihom
as Come of Montague, Mass, and Mrs
Celia Pelliter- of Hartford. Conn. an
, IA ndchildren.-Mr Charles Pratt q
Chicago is at the Blanchard home 10
several days.--Mrs. w. c. Gipson and Mis-
Gertrude Selden were in Rutland Wed
nesday attending the State convention q
the Woman's Auxiliary Of the Episcopa
Cnurch.-There will be a Democratic eau
/, Gus in the East basement of the Town Ha
Thursday evening. May n, for the pun
pose of electng delegates to the stat
convention to be held in Rutland and
; elect Democratic town committee
y Margaret Griffin of Rutland Is visitin
, relatives here for few days