Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-03-17
WINDSOR COUNTY.

Bridgewater voted tax Of $l.S5.
Senator Proctor will speak at Chester
Memorial day.
Sharon correspondent says that there
will be more summer boarders taken in that
town this year than there we're last.
Mrs. c. N. Adams OF Windsor trippod
and fell while passing from one room to an
other the other day, disocating her shoul.
der.
Vermont industries to the front---Jones
s. Lamsvn Machine company of Springfield
received an order for $l4 00O worth OF their
machines last week.
Chester Sanborn of Royalton has just
learned through the public administrator of
San Francisco Of the death OF All uncle, who
had been long lost and was rich. The uncle
started for California one morning without
telling his friends OF his intentions, and for
many years he supposed to be dead
He died on the 25th Of January of the pres
ent year. He is said to have loft an estate
of more than 500, QUO, and as his brother
died some years ago. leaving q widow and
one child, Chester is the sole heir to the
estate.
READING.
At the annual town meeting D. 2. Saw
yer was chosen treasurer for the 21st con
secutive time. Quite purity of young peo-
pie from this town aLd West Windsor took
Il a. year sleigh ride to Woodstock March
S.-Dwight Hammond b is n we'd on to the
place which he recently purcnased Of b. +.
Stearns.-Mr. Sutherlanls little boy OF
South Reading, who was badly burned q
few weeks ago by falling into pail of hot
water, has since died. -Grace and Arthur
Parker have been spending week in New
Hampshire Mrs. Alice Smith of Proctors-
vile has been spending week with her sis.
ter, Mrs 81. A. Davis. Maud Kendall is
home from Goddard seminary on u short
VACATION pitkin has returned to
Boston and Mrs. Nutting to CHESTER
Flora Wheeler, who has been very sick in
Weathersfed, has recovered and is visiting
friends in Felchvillc Miss Ella Henry is
spending a week at ,rng6eld.
BETHEL.
Cards are out announcing the marriage of
W. NJ. Fisher of this place to Lucie w.
Dunbar OF North Hartland March 24.-The
pulpit at the Congregational chur CHI was oc-
cupied Sunday by Rev. Mr.. Richardson OF
Dartmouth, '9?, who will also supply next
Sunday.-Lenten services of Christ church
will be held Friday evening &C Geoig KIM
all's.-Rev S. a. Parker supplied at the
OnlVeTSulIaU CDuTCu Cuuuuy. AllcT luis ne
is to preach at White River junction.
Next Sunday Rev. Mr.. Thornton OF North
field will supply here Rev. Walter Dole OF
Euie.d n. H., the following Sunday.-Ad
die Bradbury is in Leoanon and Ciaremont.
The building committee for the town hall
are considering the Jacob Smith place and
the Foster pace for a site. Mary Chad
wick and Josie O'Conneli, teachers in the
White River junction school, are at home
for u two weeks vacation.
POMFRET.
Hon. o. NJ. Tiukham goes to Washington,
D. c., this week. Tho oyster supper at the
town hall last week was well attended. -
| Quite number of the siugcr3 went to
| Sharon last week to attend the choral union.
Frank Clifford has Il large amount OF logs
| III his mill to saw wnen high water comes. -
| June Fairbanks and wife OF Lynn, Mass,
and William Burke and Wlle Of Newport, y.
| H., are visiting their parents in town.
State Evangelist Wabrlige is holding u
series of two weeks meet ngs at the Congre-
gational church. Mrs Il. ). Snow is going
to West Randolph to live with her son. ID.
| L. Cooling. Herman busbee has leased his
! farm to Newman Levitt Of East Barnard
Miss Gertrude Harding Las gone 10 Wind
sor
ROCHESTER.
VIII Huntley has bought The Rnse farm