Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-08-03

nccessltate the use of crutchcsE' "a
! Sunday Mrs William Pierce had refnov
| ed from her side seven humorous CrOwi h!
that had caused her much suffering o
| late and rendered one hand PRACTICAL,
useless.
Mrs. ID. NJ Chamberin and her grand
daughter went to Barnard Saturday e
spend some time with relatives
Hermon Morse Of Montpelier was dowr
over Sunday. He has not sold his hous,
on the hill to w. +. Emerson, as report
ed.
Mrs. T. l.. Robbins and Mrs. +. G. Bakel
have returned to st. AHlans after stoud
ing a few days as guesk' Of Miss Abbic j.
Clark.
Mrs. Scgar is spending week in Wi
noosk as guest of her son, T.. y. Segar
who Is In the employ of the Potter Scroor
company.
Richard Grant of Pittsfeld, n. u. is
spending short vacation here, Il guess
az j. +. Chadwick's. Mrs. NJ. G. Itookei
of Washington, II. c., Is expect I'll to ar.
rive there to-day. She will he remember
ed here as Mrs. s. l.. GlaGdiny, who ccti-
Quoted millinery store here for years
Little George Hatch. VINO cut his head
quite badly Monday by striking 1t as he
fell through a hay scuttle in charles
Blodgetts barn, is getting on nicely. lie
was prevented from falling to the lowe,
floor by his cousin Frank Fatch. whc
caught him by the heels and held him
until help came.
Mrs. Scion Suhams baby has nearly
lost the sight of one eye and the other H.
seriously affected with ulcers.
William Amos of Pctcrboro. n. IT,. has
Joined his wife and soI at II. G. Aliens
The latter had been here for some tune
This evening the O. f.. S. viii hold a
lawn party at the home IF J. l.. Clcve-
land and wife on Forest street. Ice cream
a M % 10 tt.i1I h, 4
that the Randolph orchestra will be in at
tendance.
Carl Edminster has resumed work at
White River Junction after spending a
short vacation here with his mother Mrs
/. d. Williams.
Miss Mary ID. Tilson, VINO IS ut home
from Trenton, n. j., for a short vacation
expects to go to Montpelier this week Il
join her mother and adopted sister, who
are visiting there.
Miss Anna Nichols went to Bristol Tues
day to spend "A two weeks vacation from
the Savings bank.
Mrs Celia Mouton Chamberln died
Monday at the Moulton homestead after
long Illness. She was 81 wears old The
funeral was held Wednesday afternoon.
Rers. V. NJ Hardy and +. 4. Howard
conducting the funeral services
Miss Marion Emerson begun work in the
postof'lce Tuesday. Miss Winifred Chad
wick Is taking "A two weeks vacation from
her duties there.
WlLLIAMSTOWN
Rev. =. T. Wcmer and wife and Miss
Myrtle Seaver are away for trip up the
St Lawrence River among the Thousand
Islands, Miss Mamie Brush is to assist in
the dry goods department Of ]. X. Lynde' s
store during the absence Of Miss Seaver.
Miss Susie Benedict left last Monday for
n visit TAla in p,r eli
be away about four weeks. returning m
time to teach this fall.-Cicorga Whore,
who has been at work in market in Barre
foc' two months. is at work for Walter
Dibbell Of Brookfeld.-Joe A. Bass is
playing at the Gem Theatre Peaks Island.
Maine. His sister, Julia Bass of East
Son erville, Mass, has lately spent a week
there.-Mrs. Sylvia Town of STAFFORD is
visiting at George Colby's.-No service
was held at the Congreg tionnl. church
last Sunday. the pastor being away on his
vacation.-K imball blanchard mas bough hit
the old Asa Slmons place north of the vii
lage of the administrator Of the estate of
Harvey Webster. late Of Swantor, con-
sideration, SlNO.-F'red Brown mas moved
from the Poole house to the tenem.nt on
Beckett street, lately vacated by b. S.
NJ cMurray.-Several members of the Uni
Nersalist parish are planning to visit
Queen City Park during the grove meetir :
OF that denomination to be he'd thcie
August 9TH to 14th. An excursion on Fri
day, August 18th will Accommodate these
who car only go for one day
BROOKFIELD.
Frank Wilcox and Mable Black are Wis
iting relatives in Brandon.--Mr5. Bick-
ford is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Ed
ward Jackson.-Bcssie Thoring of Barre Is
at a. q. Hihbard She Cn.on of ]. o..
h,11 NIT IA 1A1 Jt,I,- 81 |,
a large number from out of town were
present. An address was delivered by Rev.
X. II Ahercvombie of Rrookiield.-- Rev.
G. II. Morse. a former pastor of the First
and Second church. called on his many
fricnds last ueck.-The Chri5tiln In
dcaVor society at the branch, held social
at Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Holmes last Thurs
day evening net proceeds S7.25-Edward
Giysson has bought the Col. Randall farm.
George Wheeler visited at Ira Carpen-
ters last week.
CHELSEA.
Col Curtis S. Emery with his wife and
three children left town last week Friday
for Lake Morey, where they are to spend
the month of August at their cottage
Mrs Henry Wardner and her sister. Miss
Helen S. Steele, both daughters Of the
late Jason Steele, for many years prom'-
ncnt citizen of Chelsea, were in town last
week. Their father was cashier Of the
old Orange county bank some sixty years
ago and from here he went to Windsor,
where they now live.--George Hood of
Corinth was brought over to Chelsea last
Wednesday and bound over to County
Court in the sum of five hundred dollars
by Justice Emery for an assault with
dangerous weapons upon his son the Sat-
urday before. having been engaged in Il
drunken row. on Saturday last before
Justice John NJ. Comstock at Corinth on
complaint of States Attorney Hale X.
Darling, Hood was sentenced to pay a tva
dollar fine for being Intoxicated and, as
he refused to disclose satisfactorily, ha
was brought over to Chelsea Jail, where
he still languishes.-On Tuesday last an
other case of drunkenness came up before
Justice Comstock which resulted in tho
respondent pleading guilty and disclosing
upon q worthy citizen of Randolph
Charles r. Corwin of Somerville and his
brother, Harry j. Corwin of Lowell
Mass, arrived in town Tuesday afternoon
to remain a few weeks the guests of their
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. a. X. Corwin,-
Elgin ID. Barnes the landlord of Orange
county hotel, has sold his handsome bay
horse to j. II. Glinn of Newport, n. H.,
for $l7J.-Misses Nellie and Laura Cotton
of Claremont, n. H., are visiting Mrs
FORTS T.. Hood.-Franklin +. Davis of
Lebanon, n. H., was recently in town on
a visit William C. n. Wallace Of Orange.
Il former resident of Chelsea, aged II
years was brought before Justice Com
stock on Tuesday on complaint of States
Attorney Darling charging him with
rapnS his eighteen years old daughter,
Ina and was bound over for his appear
ance in County Court.-At a town meeting
recently held, il was voted to a ssesS n five