Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-11-28
VERMONT LOCAL NEWS,
Continued from 9th page.


Seminary preached a very able sermon
sunday al the Christian church to large
upon the subject OF Tenn
perance. This was the text. "The King
dom of Heaven in your heart. Monday
afternoon the funeral OF Mrs. Wyman Nen,
aged about "A years WAS hold, Rev. V, NJ.
Hardy of the Congregational church Of
ilcatng.-The new cash store, which
Wheeler 4 Edison have opened is the
hapdsomest grocery store in town.--John
Peavey Of Bradford, u former resident Of
this place, is visiting friends in this vi
Cin!ty.
CHELSEA
]. A. r. Corwin sent over 10 tons Of
turkeys to Boston market and Ernest y.
Corwin, Walter il. Emery, Frank N.
Martin and Alon2o Noyes have gone to
assist in selling them.--Mrs. \. w Whit
ney was thrown from blackboard and
severely bruised about the face while she
and Mr.. Whitney were driving their horse
and Leading colts last Thursday. a dog
ran out from Il house and frightened the
colts 1t was a narrow escape from
serious accident. Willard Moore of s..
Alhsus is on d visit to his parents Mr.. and
Mrs. \. q. Moore. lie has been absent
several years. learning the jewelers. trade
Albert w Chandler, who loft town Il
fortnight since to spend the winter with
his brother Nathan, in Boston, died Mon
day OF Brights disease and his body was
brought to Chelsea for burial Hale X.
Darling has returned from a weeks trip
to Boston. whore he visited his brother,
Col. Charles *. Darling.
vERsHlRE.
Miss Annie T. Camp of Drookdeld closed
her school at the Heights last Friday.
Miss Bertha Cross closed her school at
the Centre November 25.-MrS Bowlcy of
West Falrlce is visiting her daughter
Mrs s H. Martin.-Peiley II. Martin of
Vershrc and Mabel Eastman Of Corinth
were married recently AT the home of the
bride in Corinth, Rev. Wilbur f. Harding
officiating.
BRAINTREE.
Mrs. Annis Baldwin is quite ill.-MisS
Mamie Hutchinson started Monday for
Boston to spend the winter with her
brother-J l.. Hutchinson and +. Wash
burn have been taking an extended car
riage drive through Bridgewater stock
bridge and adjoining towns. Walter
Archer has been spending several days
in Burlington with his uncle, Joel Gladly
Miss Belle Thayer who has been caring
for her aunt in Randolph. has returned TO
her home.-Thc graded school pupils Of
the town are to have a short Thankss!V-
ing vacation this Week.-Zeno Page has
finished work for the Moultou brothers of
Randolph and has moved his family to tn"
place which he recently purchased OF
George Lawrence--Mrs. Mary Drury OF
Randolph is spending some time with her
sister, Mrs Ira Uarwood.
RANDOLPH CENTEf:
Charles Boyden will teach school i'm dis
trict No. IA this winter.-TurllcYs for TIA,
Thanksgiving market brought from T. tC
1,.... nod
Worcester Mass.-J. G. F'bard fell or
the concreRe walk at West Randolph las
week and severely sprained "A Wrist.-Wi
4 liam Shaw has bought u place az Ias
Bethel John Stimets has gone TO SoutF
Royalton to run a stationary engine
Silas Alexander will take possession Of q
farm he has purchased in the spring
/ Charles Smith is improved in health
Word has been received from Melvin
Church that he has arrived safely il
Georgia He is 50 years Old and has gone
there to spend the winter with his sister,
FAIRLEE
/ Rev. J. W. Lees goes to his new field o
labor in Westminster Mass this week
lie has been pastor 81 this church NOR
than 10 years and IS held in high esteem
by all. Mrs. Lees and her sister, Mis-.
Crombie have been very efficient in Tho
Junior ard senior departments of Christian
FudeaVor and their services have beer
highly appreciated. The society remem
bered them with tokens of friendship. &C
A. Winship made the Sunday-school les
son Very interesting by means of draw
ines.--Charles Adams narrowly escaped
serious accident while skating near thu
creamery recently. Tie broke through tn
ice and but for timely aid must have
drowned Mrs. Emma n. Thurston o
Cor,nth is engaged TO teach the wintc
term Of school--W. H. Kibhey's niece from
Newport, y. H., is visiting HIM.
TCNBRIDGE
Henry g. King, a wealthy manufacture
and merchant of Lawrence, Mass, was
visitor in town last week Mrs. Mar,
Charnberliu OF Chelsea visited at e "
ROife'- last week.-Mrs. Edith wills j!
teaching in Hope Falls y. Y.--Mrs Re
hecca King went 10 Lawrence, Mass, las
week, where she will spend the winter
MT and Mrs. W. p, Beauclerk Of lras
burgh are guests at II. r. Hayward :
Mrs t. 4. Flanders went 10 Rutland las
week to stay through the winter.-Mls
Anne u; Howe, who has spent the pas
two months in Salem. Mass. is now 4
home.-N!r. and Mrs. 8. \. Dean went Il
Kecue, \. H., Wednesday.
RTVIANN COUNTY.