Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-04-27

in Barrc.-1rwir Doubleday is moving to a
tenement in j. H. Durkee's house.--W. H.
Martin of Underhill arrived in town on
Monday.-Rev Mrs. H. NJ. Goddard and
son, Paul, are at the Cascadnac in Royal
ton this week. Miss Celia Winn began
her school in Sharon this week.-At the
annual meeting OF Rising Sun Lodge, No
7, f. and A. NJ, the following officers were
elected and appointed w. NJ, u. Il. Bur-
nett, NJ. D.. s. W., l.. =. Tenney; j. W.,
George w. JOY; s., NJ. J. Sargent; r., A.
+. Skinner; S. s.. George w. Harvey Jr. {;
j. s., J. w. Waldo s. H., George NJ Ran
dali; chaplain NJ. s. Adams: marshal o.
G.. Bugbee; Ty., A. II. Lamb; J. D., w. "
Soper.
ROCHESTER,
Tho ladies of the Methodist Episcopal
society gave a griddle cake supper at their
vestry Wednesday evening, April 90.
Work will be begun on the railroad as
soon as the ground is ready to work.
Rev. Mr.. Adams preached at the Unver-
salist church last Sunday and will also
preach there next Sunday.-A. Briggs is
in Norwak, o., for u few days.-E. n.
McWain has returned from Marshheld.- 49,
Dan Coolidge, from West Randolph was
in town rocently.-Charles Green has been
in Canaan few days-Mrs. Lucinda
Eaton has returned to her home here
after being absent several months-Miss
Warkman. from Detroit Mich. is at
Henry Chance's for a few days-Mre.
Ida Cahec, who has been at +. l.. Pierce s
house this winter, is sick there with diph-
iberia Charlie Lawrence and wife have
gone to Forestdale to live.-Mauda Mile
has returned from CONGRATULATIONS
Walker has gone to Worcester. Mass
Will Perkins has gone to Dupuyer Mon
Montana, where he has relatives.
CHESTER.
Edward r. Bostwick of Londonderry
and Miss Cora, daughter OF II. f. Booth.
were married Tuesday night at 8 O'Clock
at the home of the bride, Rev. Henry T..
Balou performing the ceremony. The
home was prettily decorated with potted
plants and cut flowers. 1t was a quiet
marriage. as only the near relatives were
present. The bride was the recipient of IN
elegant table, presented by the lady mem
bers of Mizpah chapter, order of the
Eastern Star. The newly married couple
will make their home in Londonderry,
whore Mr.. Bostwick is extensively CIV
gagged in the creamery business.
The members of Aid Steamer Fire En-
CINE company held a banquet at their on
cine house Saturday evening. An oyster
supper was served, after which remarks
were made by several who were present
SOUTH READING.
Miss Winnie Sawyer went last week tc
work for Mrs. Gilbert Davis in Windsor
jay Brink visited his aunt. Mrs. Calvin
Robinson, a couple of days recently.-Th,
sugar season this spring was the poores
that has ever been known.-Mrs. Free
Oiney and son, Glenn, of Baltimore are
visiting Mrs. Olney's mother, Mrs. Rutf
b. White-Terencc Louis entertained
Of f~in inv. tir,,, loo 40,
evening. 1t being his 18th birthday
Charles S. Louis has started up his steam
mill that has been idle all winter. Mahloi
Durant is running the engine for him.
READING.
The Reading free library has recent,
received several donations of books as fol
lows: "Thc History of Reading" 9TH
History OF the First Congregations
church of Windsor, w." Capture o
Ticonderoga" and several government re
ports from Hon. G. A. Davis of Windsor
three volumes of DR.. f. II. Chapin's ser
mons from Mr.. C. S. Louis of Sout
Reading; three books from MIR. and Mrs
Orriu Coolidge. Bird Neighbors" fror
Mr.. A. n. Swain of Bellows Falls seve
books from Mrs. Written of Cambridge
Mass, twenty-three books from Mrs
Helen Robinson Kent of Minneapolis
Mimi, and a quantity of magazines fror
Mrs. Cross and Miss Maude Kendall. Mrs
Lucinda Clark has presented the Readn
free library with two large framed pic
lures of George and Martha WaShnGtos
Contributions have been made by severe
persons. by which the following publca
tons are to be placed in the readin
room OF the free library. The Cosmc
politan, Munsey and McClure's maga
zines, The Ladies' Home Journal, Satul
day Evening Post, n. Y. Independent an
Puck The Vermont Journal is kindly scr
the library by the publishers.-Mrs. Payn
has returned from a trip to Boston.-M
T.. X. Hewlett has purchased Mr.. Dres
sells furniture store at Springfield and q
poets to soon move to that town.--Th
Reading club will meet with Mrs. +. j
Cross on May at 2:30 p. m, topic, TenrI
son.-Mr. Hank White is visiting his son
Enfield, y. H.-Mrs. O. S. Holden is teach
ing ut Amsden..-The schools at Felchvill
will open on Monday, May LIST, with Ms
Driver of Windsor as teacher.-Miss Len
Buck teaches the spring term of school
the Parker district in Cavendish.-Mis
Myrtle Barnes has been visiting in Birds
water.--IIarold Morse has been very il
but is now improving.