Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-10-24

mace was out, threw i'm a dipper fun Of
water and the furnace exploded, burning
his hands quite badly.--lt is expected
that the Bethel High school eleven will
play return game of foot ball with the
randolph High school eleven next Satur-
daN
Wednesday evening Edmund A. Shat.
tuck was married to Mrs Ella l.. Fagg
at the residence of the groom by the Rev.
Seward Robson, pastor of the Baptist
church. There were only a few of the
nearest friends and relatives present
Wednesday evening at Windsor at the
home of the brides parents, John l..
Hutchinson and Miss Abbic NJ. Whitcomb
We're married. Leonard and Miss Mamie
Hutchinson and Mrs. Carrie Coleman,
brother and sisters Of the groom were
present from this place After the we'd
ding trip to Boston. the couple win re-
turn here to make their home with the
groom's parents
The local order of the Eastern Star held
a special meeting Thursday evening, at
which the grand worthy patron, q. w.
Wing and Wife Of Montpelier ana the
grand lecturer, Mrs. Olive j. Stowell Of
Iutney were present. Crescent chapter
OF BrOOkitcld We're present. An excellent
supper was served during the evening.
Miss Maud Blanchard has gone to Brook
INn, \. Y, to remain couple of months
weeks trip to New York Miss l.. T.
Wood Of Pomfrct is visiting friends in
town j. W Atwood of Plymouth, y. H.,
is in town visiting his father. y. y. At
wood.-Mrs Rehccca Parker and Mrs.
Billings Bass Of Dorchester, Mass, are
guests of Mrs. Henry Bass.-The Chautau-
qua Reading circle met with Mrs H..
n. Mcintyre Monday oVening.-Alr and
Mrs. II. T.. Thatcher have gone TO Lewis
ton. Nc, where they are to spend the
winter with their daughtcr.-Mtss Adelaide
Hood, who has been the guest Of Mrs. &.
j. Moultun for several weeks, mas retu"n-
ed TO New Gork--Stark TOtman OF chi
Cago and Forest Totman of Pomfret are
visiting at Lemucl Richmond's Mrs.
Maria Rawson and daughter. Miss Lucy
of Underhill, are visiting Mr.. ~ +. Ken
drick.-Mr. and Mrs. ira RiC" are visiting
in SimsburN. Ct-RcN. Samuel Woodbury.
of Bow Mills, y. IT,, a former pastor in
Braintrec, preached at the Branch
church SundaY.--Dr. W. :. Curtis is AT
Greensboro, experimenting the building
oI the fish hatchery there. +. Miller.
State SundaY-school field secretary, con-
Quoted services at the Christian church
Sunday.-AIrs. Sarah VI. Atwood, who has
been spending the summer in Barnard, is
in town and will remain this winter with
her son, j NJ. Atwood Capt Henry Wires
. has received word of the death of a
result of "A fail from a window in his room
to the ground
The Epworth league OF the Methodist
church arc to have an oyster supper ano
entertainment Friday evening, November
/. Tho entertainment will consist OF rccit
ations and poems on the cruciiiXion o
Christ. which is continuation Of thci'
last entertainment which was on tn" lite
of Christ up to the crucii%ion.- rho Chau
tluuua Reading Circle meets with Mls
Lemuel Richmond next Monday evening
Elhanan T. Lille has received an increase
Of pension.--C. r. Lazelle and wife o
White River junction are visiting at j. NJ
Atwood s.-J. G. Crosby ana wife of Wor
cestcr. Mass, who have been Nisitiu.
Leroy Sargent and family for several day
left Tuesday for their home Eddie vii
hams has gone to Franklin Falls, y. ii.
where he expects to secure employment
Jule Rattce, a brakeman on the Contra
Vermont railroad, is al home visiting for
few days.