Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-08-12
Rutland County
BRANDON

Harry NJ. Jones of this town died last
! Sunday morning In Brattleboro. where he
mad been for some time. He was So years
of age. The body was brought here and
the funeral service was held Tuesday
at 230 o'clock at the home OF his
brother, S. W. Jones. on Carver street.
Robert NJ. Carpenter has gone to wash
ington D. c., and will spend some time
there and in New York city before re-
turning home.-Miss Wardeigh Hall of
New York city is the guest for several
days of Mrs. Leo T. Reed and Miss Dottie
kidder of Champlain STRAIGHTFORWARD
Bush has resumed his duties in j. w
Rays store after his vscation.-Miss
Laura Cool has returned to Keene. n. H,
after spending the weekend at home
Miss Hurd who has been spend
ing several weeks here at the home Of
Mrs. G. w. Cobb. has returned to her
home in Minneapolis, Minn.-H. Don Rolfe
whose headquarters are in Albany, N. Y,
spent the weekend here with his family
C. NJ. Carpenter of the s. NJ Bowser
Oil Tank company Is at home for a two
weeks vacation.-E A. Cool of Rutland
spent Sunday here With his parents. Mr..
and Mrs f. o. CooL--walter Hayes mad
his right wrist badly cut yesterdsy after
noon while trying to raise a window his
quired several stitches to close the wound
Dr. J. S. Eastwood and Or. ]. W. Esta-
brook attended him John Dundon Of New
York city is visiting HIS mother Mrs. Ella
Dundon
Newton Smith has returned from an
auto trip 70 Boston Miss Flora B.
Stevens of Westfield, Mass. is spending
three weeks in town al the home Of c.
A. Bush.--Miss Madaline Parker was
given a surprise party last Monday af-
ternoon at the home of her aunt. Mrs. A.
D. Wiggin, it being her ninth birthday
Games were played and refreshments of
Ice cream and cake were served Miss
Margaret Mccormick has returned to her
home in Pttsford after visiting her cousin.
Miss Catherine Johnson.--The plants of
the Imperial Marble company and the
Rutland Marble Manufacturing company
were shut down Tuesday to allow the
employees to attend the funeral of James
Fleming at West Rutland Mr. Fleming
was superintendent of the Imperial Marble
mill here at the time Of his death Lloyd
Sprague of New York city is visiting his
mother Mrs. Alice B. Sprague Of Conant
square-The funeral of Harry NJ. Jones
who died in Brattleboro Sunday was held
Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. The
Rev l. W. Compton Of the Baptist Church
officiated The bearers were: A. ] Ives
F. E Kingsley. F. L. Smith. G H Nc
Collar. Burial was in the Pine Hill
cemetery.-The Misses Catherine and Nell
lie Johnson are spending a few days at
Lake Dunmore in the Lavouche cottage
the guests of Miss Reba Maxfield
The IA fresh air children from
New York City who are spending two
weeks here were given a picnic yester-
day in R. W. Bresee's grove on the
east shore of Lake Dunmore They
were taken there in automobiles.
Stanley and Emma Jones have returned
from Granville. y Y, where they
visited relatives.--Miss Jessie Merritt
of Rutland is visiting at the home of
E. o. Cool.-Agnes and Elizabeth Cole
have returned to Middlebury after 10
days with their aunt. Mrs. Edward
Chandler.-Mr. and Mrs James Galhan
and son. Howard, of Troy, y. Y. and
Miss Fanny Hope of Fair Haven are
visiting at the home of George Cam
eron.