Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-09-07
WINDSOR COU NTY.
CHESTER.

Ground is broken for the new $3.50 Zap
fist parsonage on Main street.-H. A.
Bond is quite i'll at his home at the depot
Village.-Four deer were seen in one day
by workmen in HoughtonVille one day last
week-1he sudden disappearance of John
Ellsworth, who left here on the night of
August Bird, still remains "A mystery to his
many friends Nothing has been learned
Of him since he left the train that night
at Rutland.-Jason c. Jones has been con-
fined 10 his room this week by a severe
illness Concrete pavement Is being laid
IN front of several residences on Main
street.-All the schools of the town began
for the fall term Septcmber 9Th. The same
instructors for the high school have been
secured for he coming year, az We're eVl-
royed last year. Q. +. Prior, principal and
Miss Vida Dunbar assistant.
SOUTH READING.
Mrs. Alice Gibson is caring for Mes
Charles Gibson in Proctorsvlle.-M s,
Florence Hnckley and three children. who
have spent several weeks with Mrs. Glib
sons parents, Mr. and Mrs. c. o. Rice.
have returned to their home in Rutland.
Mr.. and MIS-. Calvin Robinson went 10
North Chester last Thursday to visit Mrs,
Cynthia Wheeler, who is very sick. She
is living with Merrill Bailey.-Misses
Grace and Fannie Kiucaid of Ludlow,
North Hill began their schools Monday,
Sept. 4th, in Reading, the former the vii
lage school and the latter iii the Sawyer
district.
ROCHESTER,
Mr.. and Mrs. Workman and son have
gone to Detroit, Mich.-Miss Luna Cole l.
home from Randolph for a few days
Mr. and Mrs. Nannen Abbott and daugh-
tor. with Mrs. Abbott's mother, arrived in
Randolph last Sunday morning. They are
cd ba I'd
Is rested from her joupey.-William Jones
and wife of SomerNlle, Mass, have been
I in town a few days.-Prof. and Mrs Jones
of Brooklyn, n Y, have been guests Of
Marrelle Weber for few days. DR.. Will
/ liam McCollom and son of Brooklyn, n.
| Y, have been in town few days.-Mr
and Mrs. Haskirs from Philadelphia have
been at Silas Holland s.-Mrs. Milo Ball is
in Portland, Me.-Albert Sault has return
| ed to his home in ST. Johnsbury. Mrs
Mosher has returned to Bridgeport Conn
after spending the summer here.-Rev
and Mrs. Walter Tuttle have returned to
their home ian Springfield, stopping IN
Bethel n few days to attend the Univer-
! salist convention Samuel Gleason
from Rutland is in town.-HeOry Welch
has gone to Falmouth Beach, Mass.
SOUTH ROYALTON.
A. r. Brownel has returned to his home
la Worcester. Mass. Mrs. Mary Perkins
Shepard, who has been spending the sum-
mer at the South Royalton house mas re-
turned to her home in East Brau.tree
Mass.-Mrs. ]. NJ. Perry of Barre, Vt
visited relatives in town from Wednesday
till Saturday.-A son was born to Mr. and
Mrs Arthur G. Whitham last Saturday
morning Miss Ruth Warren of Long
Meadow. Mass, and Miss Bettha burnett
of Bethel visited at De. Burnett', last
Tuesday. Mabel Blake has returned
TO her home in Greenfield, Mass.-Mrs
Slocum and son, Arthur, who have beer
boarding at w. f. Webster's, returned tc
their home at Long Meadow, Mass, last
Saturday,-Miss Ala NJ. Day has returned
from Montpelier Mrs. Bert Moody, who
has been visiting relatives in Waterbury
VT, has returned home-Mrs Il, Il. BAN