Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-12-07


care for Mrs. webb, who is seriously i'll
with neuralgia at the home of her son,
Iiucius.
Henry w Tewkshury is visiting in town
briefly before reioining his family at Hills
boro Bridge. n. IL.
Fred Bass was at home from Norwich
University over Sunday.
Geo Dorm has finished work as bossof
the finishing room at the Souto furniture
factory and has returned to whitehall n.
Y. Mr.. Lyons of Harrisburg Pa, succeeds
him.
Patrick Wynn left Friday for Millers
! Falls Mass. where he will spend some
months with his sister.
/ Ecv. Irving A. Flint and wife of Fal-
mouth Me- are guests of her sister, Mrs
G.. s. Burt, for few days.
John Chase, with the New England
Structural company of East Everett
Mass. and Robert Morton, now attending
the Boston school of Technology, went to
Burlington Friday to visit friends: Both
are recent graduates of the L. V. NJ.
The body of VIM. Goodell, a native Of
Randolph was brought here from Upton
last Thursday for interment in the vii
lage cemetery. He was a brother of La"
Their Goodell of this pace.
Harry Brown of this place, who went
to Manila is still in the hospital there,
the wound which he received in his leg
not having fully healed. He was injuitd
some weeks ago
Orange County Court convened at Chel-
sea this week and Monday Assistant
Judge Henry W. Fits, Lawyer ]. d. Den
ison, Juror Judson Fits and others left
for the shire town. Lawyer Denison Will
also attend Windsor County Court.
Vernon l.. Brown son of Nelson Brown
of this place, is to be married December
90 to Miss Eta Mae Wilson of East Mont
pelier. Brown was a member of Co. f,
First Vermont volunteers, and went to
ChickamauCa.
WILLIAMSTOWN
Teachers employed for the winter term
OF school as as follows: Clogston school,
Agnes Gleason of Putney; a. *. Martin,
Myra Seaver; South Hill, Mark w. Hyde
OF Racdolph; village, primary, Cora Nj.
Lewis of East Montpelier; intermediates,
Belle Hibbard; grammar school, Mrs.
Anna NJ. Franklin; Baptist street Belle
y. Smith of Cabot; c. w. Cram, Belle
Re binson: Wolcott, Carrie Bea of South
Barre; Quarry, upper ROOM jesse Martha
lower room, Kate Erskine; g. l.. Will
liams, Sara Durham; Seaver Frank Frs
kline: Toad Hollow, Herbert Coburn of
: Derby.-Charles r. Benedict and family
who have been visiting in Burlington for
a few days, arrived at home last Satur-
day.-Frank I. Godfrey's wife and chill
dren visited her parents in Mortified last
. week--The textbook on geography, which
has been in use in the schools of the town
!, since the adoption of the town system, is
to be exchanged for a new and up-to-d f.
-. series at the beginning of the winter
!, tern.-Rev. Frances Kimball, pastor Of
the Unvcrs4list church. is to be ordained
a minister of that denomination on We'd
= nesdaY afternoon, December 18th, at the
, church. Rev. j. Edward Wright of Mont
, pelier, A. NJ, Smith of Washington, John
i Kimball of Maine brother of the pastor,
and others are expected to be present. In
: the evening Miss kmhal is to be install
: minister of this parjsh.-The funeral
> of Mrs. Joseph Gregory was held al the
> house on Friday last. Rev. f.. f.. Currier
-. of the Methodist church officiat ting. Mrs.
/ Gregory has been an invalid for several
| years. John Gregory of Waitsfield was
4 irtown to attend the funeral.-George G.
: Earle and wife of Barre spent Thanks
/ giving at their old home with Mrs Earle 5
parents-Mabel Seaver is engaged 70
teach i'm the Bear Hill school, Brookfield,
9 this winter
CHELSEA
There was a continued hearing last
G week before f. w. Smith referee in the
4 case Of l.. |. Tracy, apt. vs. Alden Il.
, Tracy estate.-Several marriages in town
[ have recently occurred, the last being that
| of Percy Heath and Miss Gencvieve
I. Farnham.-Miss Annie +. Cioss returned
= from her several weeks visit to Peters
= burg, n. Y, on Wednesday, Nov %, ac-
= conpanied by DR.. Euclid Fish Of the
- hdSsdCliuStNtS Insane asylum, iOtllcu al
: Taunton, in which he is assistant superin-
f tendent.-The winter term of Che sea
r Academy began Monday with John NJ.
o Comstock as principal and Miss Lena T..
f Spaulding as assistant Miss Anne Howe
and Miss Vim Farnham teach the lower
departments.-Harold ComstOck and VIII
liam Chaplin of the freshman class in
: Dartmouth college were at John Com
j. stocks during the Thanksgiving inter-
misson.-Mr, and Mrs Evarts p. Brown
: OF Nershre visited her parents, Mr.. and
r Mrs. Il. II. Adams on THANKSGIVING
y day.-Miss Eunicc Noyes has returned
: from her visit in Boston.-'rhe Young
: Woman's club met with Mrs. Harry
. Bryant Monday afternoon to sew on gar
- mcnts for children in the Home FOR Desti-
: tute Children in Burlington. The i.adie 5
= Reading Circle met with Mrs. Ernest A.
:, Corwin on Monday eVening.-Mr, and Mrs
u Willard Z. Townsend and Royal spent
q Thanksgiving in Barre with Charles j,
o Townsend.
= BRAINTREE.
}, Guy Spear after spending n short vaca-
Il tion with his parents, has retugned &c
- Cabot where he is engaged in teaching il
= tho upper grade of the village school,
Russell Burridge goes Monday to Warner
to teach he village school-Miss Emnr
Finn of Mortified, Mass, is visiting hei
o old home and friends in town-Ch a rlcs
"
d Thanksgiving day. He was driving witt
ia two other boys when his horse suddenly
q turned crushing one wheel and throwing
- the boys and then commenced kicking
| nearly demolishing the carriage. No on,
l. was seriously hurt but the carriage wa:
IT. dana ged,-Most OF the schools in towr
d began Monday with the following teach
IS ers: No, 2, Catharine Benham; No. 3, Norf
- Connolly; No. 3, Mrs. Anna Battles; No
l. 6, Miss Carrie Sault; n 7, Harris Phillips
v No. s. Katie Huron; No 10, Mamie Hutch
inSon; No. ~. Mrs. Ernest Burridge.-
Foster Clahin, an aged man, So years old
Is very low His condition requires
night and day attendant Mrs. Brown art
Mrs, French are the attendants.-Mrs
Lucinda Blanchard, an old time resident
~ n years of age and who has been grea
is sufferer for several months died at he
~ home Sunday morning. Mr.. Blanchard
ID died some IL or IL years ago. Her young
l.. est son died some six years ago. Sh
or leaves two sons, Timothy Blanchard o
Brookhed and Jasper Parish Blanchar'
a of Randolph. and six grandchildren,
,s TUNBRIDGE.
It. Whitney Post meets for inspection Sat
urday evening. The election of officers vii
&c follow the inspection f. CHE
I'd left here Sunday morning for Manchester
r. n. H., whore he will spend a few days
e. Hon. and Mrs. M. n. King entertaino
b. Miss Marion Huntington of Randolph III