Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-04-27
WINDSOR COUNTY.

As Iuez Nevin Of Woodstock was coast
ing the other evening by moonlight she
broke her leg. Only or 10 weeks ago her
younger sister, Grace, broke her leg in the
Eame way.
Rev. William St,srns, formerly of Hart
ford, Vt, at present a member of the i'd
yanced class at the Andover seminary, has
decided to decline the call extended by the
South church in Andover.
ROCHESTER.
Edward Pierce has returned from Rut-
land Mrs. George Shepard's horse
ran away last week, thro wing her out and
breaking one arm. Mr.. Fred Martin and
son spent a few days in Hancock recently.
There was pleasant sugar party at
George harvey'a Monday the 18th. Mrs.
George Howe from Waitsteld is visiting at
James Stock s.-George Trask is in
Boston for Il week. -Flyn Guernsey has
returned to Hudson, Mass, but he
has made arrangements to return here this
spring with his family to live and clerk for
=. II. Trask. upper q Cushman are re-
pairing their store. Mrs. Noble from Mid
dietown, Conn, is visiting at Henry CHAT
fees.
The village schools close this week with
prize speaking ct the G. a. X. hail Friday
evening. Jim Sweeney has begun repairs
on the Carl Harvey place, which he recent
ly purchased. Tommy, youngest child of
Oscar Martin, cut his hand very badly last
Friday an ensiage cutter.-Cards were
received here Monday announcing the mar
rlsge Of Evelyn Weber to F. V. johnson
in New York, April 10.
READING.
Mrs. Matte Blood and little daughter of
West Windsor and Miss Ella Butler of this
town have gone to Chicago. On Sunday
afternoon Henry Sawyer "a boy about 10
years of age, and son OF Mrs. Ada Sawyer,
was drowned in tue Felchvle mill pond.
His brother Eddie was with him but was
rescued. Miss Maude Kendall has been
visiting at springfield and Ciaremout. B.
H. Newton has been appointed postmaster
at Felchvilie aud the postottice is now at
his store Hank White is travelling in
New Hampshire with "Nevers and Jones
Consolidated MINISTRIES. TEACHERS have
been engaged for tho Reading schools as
follows: Felchvie, Miss Maude Kendall;
South Reading, Frank Hoyt; Sawyer dis
Lrict Miss Eva Whitcomb; Bailey's Mills,
Miss Emma Nichols; Brown school house,
Miss Myrtle Crandail Mrs Melissa White
more has returned from Boston. Mr..
brown of Springfield is with his sister, Mrs.
Wardner. Miss Ella Huey has returned
from Springfield. Her brother, Harry
lucy, has gone to Springfield to attend
Rchoo.
NORTH POMFRET.
Mrs Merritt died Sunday evening. If
abe had lived until Wednesday, the 26th,
she would have been 90 years ld.-1Irs
Charles Kenyon is slowly recovering since
her removal to her daughters, Mrs. C.. L.
Culyer.-Mrs. Irene Thomas of Hartford is
visiting friends in town.-M. z. Burks's
white woOdchuck wintersd well, com ing out
fst.-School in district No. 3 commence
next Monday with Miss Fay teacher. Mrs.
A. q. Snow is again terribly afflicted with
humor.-lhe Bunch boys are running their
mlll night and day.
SOUTH ROYALTON.
Hon. Chester Pierce and family have re-
turned for the summer. AT the school
meeting it was voted to use the old site for
The now graded school building. The fol
lowing were elected a building committee: J.
D. Belknap, j. W. Waldo Charles Slack,
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