Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-08-25
WINDSOR COUNTY.
CHESTER.

Rev. ]. o. Davis and family have RETURN
ed from their camping visit OF two weeks
at Lake Bomoseen.-Mr. G. l.. Harwood
is spending ten days' vacation at his
home in Bennington.-Mss Lulu Rounds
of Portland, Me, is visiting her sister,
Mrs. +. A. Rowell.-Th potato crop is
turning out better than was expected
% to in favor of Chester was the result
OF the ball game played here last Wednes-
day with the Londonderry team.-Mr.
Willis Abbott OF Lebanon. y. IT,, has
been here the past week visiting his bro
Their, Harry L. Abbott.-Mrs. g. W. Ray
Is visiting in Providence. r. I.-E. d.
Bedford, is at Lake Wlloughby for a
weeks vacation.-Miss Mary D. Griffith
of Philadelphia is visiting her brother.
Charles Grfith.-The Chester baseball
nine have played 12 games this JASON with
only one game lost and that with the
Londonderry nine the first of the season.
Next Wednesday the Springfelds play
here and on Saturday the Proctors have
been engaged to come.-C. o. Pullman Ia
taking two weeks vacation from his
bank duties.-Curtise IIuett and family
| OF Boston are visiting with Mr.. and Mrs.
Denman II. Hulett.-Prof. Charles F. Prior
has been engaged as principal OF the
Chester high school and Mrs. Il. w. Glib
son as assistant.
ROCHESTER,.
Wallace Campbell is repairing his house.
1-hOy IdtnuISl, dEtu years, SNdlIONtu
n penny last Thursday and Monday his
father was obliged to take him to Bur-
lington 70 the hospital. His condition is
quite critlcal.--Mrs. Cutter and children,
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Humphrey.
Mrs. Russell and son, returned to their
homes in Dedham, Mass. last Saturday.
A concert was given at the Methodist
! Episcopal church Monday evening by
Miss Price.-rhe Junior base bail team
from Bethel played here Saturday and
were beaten by II score Of to 10.
SOUTH ROYALTON.
Mrs Julia Foster and son, Joseph, re-
turned last Friday morning from n visit
to Exeter, y. H.-Miss Alice d. Lamb re-
turned TO New York Monday after hav-
ing spent vacation Of two weeks with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Lamb
William Clogston went to his home in
Jamaica Plain, Mass. last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Harvey OF Exeter
y. H., are spending two weeks vaca-
ton at Mrs. Julia F'osters-Mrs. Sibey
has rented the house recently purchased
| by Charles Howe, where she will move
shortly.-Mlss Florence Bright of Lowell.
Mass, is visiting at j. w. Brisht's.-
James Thompson has rented the tenement
| recently vacated by Elmer Hapgood.
| where he will soon move
READING.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orr'n Coolidge have re-
turned home after an absence OF several
| weeks-Recent and present visions in
Felchville are: Mrs Mary Fisher of Rutland
at Mr.. d. p Sawyers: Mrs. Fay OF Hol-
yoke. Mass. at Mr.. Frank watkins; Mr..
! and Mrs. Batchelder OF Chester at Mr.. o.
s, Holdens Mr.. and Mrs. Cram of Ches-
ter at Mr.. Baldwin's; Mrs. Worden and
daughter of Hoosick Falls. N. Y,
Misses Nellie Adams and Gertrude spauld-
ing OF Cavendish and Miss Bug
bee of Hartford at Mr.. C. n.
Hooks, Mr.. Alden Estabrook and
Prof. r. r. l.. Beal Of Lunenburg Mass.
at Mr.. c. A. Morse's; Miss Lena Worces-
ter of Lebanon. y. H., at Mrs. Mabel
Thomas; Mr. Charles Robinson and wife
OF Boston. Mrs. Speare Of Newton Mass,
and Mrs. Brown of ST. Johnsbury at the
Valley House.-Dean and Rock wilkins
are at Sunapee.-Mr. Charles Willis and
wife OF Rutland are guests OF his sister.
Mrs. d. o. Mahonsy.-Mr. Caleb Chase
for many years worthy and much es-
teemcd resident OF chis town died on Aug.
18th at the age of So years.-The funeral
was held In the Union church, Rev C. Fl.
Wells ofiiciatng.-Mr. Byron Bingham
has sold his farm to 8 IL Adams of Ans
den..-Mss Kennedy Of West Rutland has
been engaged to teach the fall term of
the Felchvtlle school.-The ladies' of this
UnivMsalist society will hold sociable
In Mr., Hammonds grove at Felchvtlls
next week on Thursday afternoon. Sept.
LIST.
SOUTH READING.
Mrs. Cynthia Wheeler, who is living
with Mrs. Calvin Robinson, Is in poor
heahh.-Maude and Mae Louis go next
Saturday to attend the Vermont Metho-
dist Seminary in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. S.
Louis has started his steam mill which
has been idle for several months. Albert
Chapman is working for him.-Misses
Alice and Bessie Heath from Claremont,
- L. ~..tsl 1...ts.
schoolniate, Ethel Ainsworth, returned
home last Saturday.