Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-07-20

had gone down Tor the third time before
one of his companions. Guy Spear, could
rescue him. He was quickly resuscitated.
Mrs. w. S. Curtis left Saturday for
Montpelier, where she will meet her hus-
band and go at once TO Greensboro, whore
they have cottage. Fred @. Curtis went
by carriage.
E. II. Bagley's men from White River
Junction are placing steam heating np-
paratus in J. W. Rowells house on Ran
dolph avenue.
A large number from this place attended
the funeral of the late Ira Mann, which
was held Saturday "ftaruoon from the
home of his daughter Mrs. VIM. Terry
in Peth. MIR. Mann had been Ill for over
two years with chronic dysertcry and 9TH
err troubles. He was IS years OF age.
Ike" Seelman, who had been a guest OF
Waiter Woodward since Dartmouth col
lcge commencement, returned to his home
in Brooklyn, n. Y, Monday.
DR.. II. II. Mcintyre, who had been in
California on trip since his graduation
from Kirksville. Mo-, arrived home Sat-
urday.
Monday evening there was very quiet
home wedding al the residence of Mrs. >.
j. Walbridge on Central street. when her
daughter, Miss Myrtle T.. Walbrldge, be-
came the wife of Robert Holmes Chamber
lin. Only the immediate relatives of the
bride and groom were present to witness
tho marriage ceremony, which was per-
formed by the Rev. r. A. Howard, the
ring service being used. The bride was
attired in n dainty cream Colored SIR
orsandy. Mr.. and Mrs. Chamberlin took
their departure at once for the residence
of the groom, where their many friends
will find them at home. Many beautiful
gifts were received by the bride, notwith-
standing the fact that only a few OF her
! friends were aware of the date of the
nuptials. For several years she has been
the efficient and popular teacher of the
primary department of the graded school,
where her services have been greatly APP
preciated.
Tuesday evening Edgar Waters of
West Brookhcld was placed aboard the
cars here after a fierce struggle, bound for
the asylum at Waterbury. He was over
come by the heat while shingling roof
last Friday and mental derangemen, fol-
lowed. States Attorney Hale *. Darling
of Chelsea was here to attend the hearing
before Judge Nichols at which he Was ad-
judged insane.
Miss Susan Ames, a granddaughter of
Rev. l.. d. Ames. pastor of the Christian
church here II years ago, was married last
week at Arkansas City, Neb.. to fvahk {.
Deering. Announcements were received
here lately by friends.
TUNBRIDGE.
Miss Alice Dow of Waterville, Me, who
has been a guest at Mrs. n. Wrights. re-
turned to Watervil!e Saturday.-Miss Ger
trude Goodale, who passed the winter in
Maiden, Mass, is at home.-Hon. Cassius
Peck of Burlington. was visitor at Ben
fuckers last week.-Henry c. King, of
Lawrence, Mass. was guest of Hon
and Mrs. NJ. r. King, last week. Carlos
King and Phillip King of Lawrence, VINO
accompanied him here, are passing a few
weeks in town.-A. n. King & Son have
sold the wool they have been accumulat-
and CHI inn 4
to the purchasers this week.-Mrs.. w. l..
Stannard and Miss May Donovan of
Springfield Mass, and Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
uel Ellis of New York city, are guests at
Mrs. Laura Drew's.-E Percy Cushman
of the medical department of the tniNer-
sity of Vermont, Is spending part OF his
lNacation with Mrs. $. A. Cushman, his
grandmother.-Mrs Kate Lee Cushman
has returned from Salinas Kan, where
she passed the winter and is spending
the summer in Branford, Conn.-Mr and
Mrs. William Hoyt of Dunsmur, Cal, are
guests at A. p. Farnhams.-Dr. Charles
A. Flanders, Miss Ida Flanders and Ar
thur c. Flanders of Pittsford, were guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Clarke NJ. Smith last
week.-E. d. Foss of Boston, Is guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Horato NJ. Foss.
CHELSEA.
The reading by Frank r. Conklin last
Christian Endeavor society was well at
tended.-The Chelsea Dramatic company
has advertised the play Comrades" :or
August md next. Miss Fila n. Jones, OF
Merrick, Mass, who is now visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Mary Tracy. will assume the
part of May Manning which she played
most acceptably in our village hall sew
eral years since.-Ralph Merchant, of
Gloucester, Mass, who has been doing
veterinary work here for some months
has gone to STAFFORD for short stay
Hon. Joseph X. Darling and wife ieft
town on Tuesday morning for fortnightS
vacation 1T Beachmont, Mass.-John Ar
mold Reyes, Esq. Of Duluth, Mimi. was
in town over Sunday, the guest of his
} aunt, Mrs. Lucinda Cabot lie studied
} law with George Il. Stowe in Chelsea anC
was admitted to the bar in October, 1854
, and left for the west in the following
spring Beginning practice ut WinoDo
} Mimi, he built up large and successful
business and was twice elected to the
State legislature He there gained consid
cradle repute and was the father of thC
, "Eeyes Ballot Law" Declining a prof
fered nomination for Congress- he renov
!, ed to Duluth and has devoted himself tc
, the law gaining rank in his chosen pro
. fession.-During a recent thunder storm
lightning struck in the corniield OF Charlie:
D w. Bixby on the STAFFORD road and tor,
; hole for ten feet, killing the corn for {
rod.-Miss Sadie Eastman is visiting il
: lranoonia, N. H.-Mrs. George L. STOW
has returned from several weeks visi
in Bethel-Mrs Julia Mills of Manchester
y. H., and Mrs. Ida Gardner of Lynn
Mass, are visiting their mother, Mrs
. Sarah NJ. Mattoon.-Mrs. Emma Lewis
French, of Penacook, N H., Is visiting
her uncle, Hira l.. Bixby, on West Hill
Mrs. Caroline (Gale) Tarbell aged - years
the wife of William j. Tarbell, died las
week Wednesday. her funeral occurring
{ on Friday last She was much esteemed
as neighbor and friend, being a mem
Der of the Congregational church and o
! the local w. C. Il. U.-John A. Tracy
aged 30 years, a well-to-do farmer il
Washington, the brother of L. o. Tracy
, of this village, died on Friday last an
was buried on Sunday.-Steele McAllster
> aged ~ years, formerly living OH tn
. Washington edge of Chelsea, died in Will
. JAMESTOWN last week.-Mrs.. Elmer Brad
e bury, accompanied by her young sol
Frank from Keene, n. H., is visiting he
9 mother-in-law. Mrs, T. f. Peters.-Mia
Florence Whitney spent Sunday with lie
> aunt Miss Minnie, who is now in charg
Y of the Barre telephone general Office
! George A. Tracy of Lowell Mass, spen
the first of this week with his mother
Mrs Mary Tracy.-Frank H. Tracy an
:, his wife of Montpelier were in town OF
u Sunday.-Frank, the son of Hon. Cyru
;, u. Lathrop of Williamstown. was recent
ly married to Mrs. Emma Griifin.-Mrs
: Julia Powers) Cummings, the wife o
{ Principal William H. Cummings of Kim
bell Union academy, of Meriden, n. IT