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

Hp1Ehton and Mr. HouRhton was driving
her home. when the horse took fright on
the bridge near Huntingtons saw mill and
commenced to kick, backing into a team
loaded with lumber. Mr.. iIoughton and
Mrs. Brown both loapcd from the buggy
and escaped uninjured. One wheel OF the
wagon was smashed. blanche Chamber
lain entertained number of her friends
last Friday cvcninE.--Miss NJ. c. Taylor
and Ira G. Cacf attended the Universalist
convention at Bethel last week.
CHELSEA.
Miss Addie Alien for many years en-
ployed as nurse in a hospital at Montclar,
N. j.. has been visiting her aunt, Mrs.
Charles r. Godfrey.-Thc Misses Fannie.
Mabel and Dora Smith. who spent tho
summer months at their old home farm
formerly known as the David Smith farm
upon the Washington road, left town en-
Monday.-Friday evening the young boys
have a promenade at the town hail. the
brass bard from East Randolph furnish
Ing the music. David b. Puffer has bcesl
wishing Gael NJ Beckwith during the last
three weeks-Addie French Is spending
a weeks vacation with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. G.. f. y French, and will then
return to her work in a hotel at North
field Mass-Mr and Mrs. Osmsn y Cope
land of Randolph are in town visiting his
mother-Mrs Lucy Beckwith has gone to
Wentworth, N. H., to visit her niece, Mrs.
Frank Kenerson.-Lyle Tracy has gone to
attend school at Goddard Seminary, Barre.
Last week Archie Mills and his bride ac-
companied by her mother, Mrs. Root, re-
turned to their home in St. Louis, Mo-
Francis Swift and wife, who have been
spending some time al Nathan Noycs'
left for their homo in Lowell last week.
Chauncey j. Preston of Pawtucket. X. j.,
who formerly worked for DIR. Sebre Gus
tin. was in town last week visiting the
scenes Of his boyhood.- Mrs. Carrie Bal
ccim and her young daughter who have
been visiting her aunt, Mrs. Emeline Wat
erson, have gone to Willamstown, whence
they will return to their home mi Wake
field. Mass.
TUNBRIDGE.
Miss Laura Freeman OF Morrisvile is
spending a few weeks here as a guest OF
Mr. and Mrs. Fslihu Tuler.-D~. and Mrs.
Fred WEIGH are receiving congratulations
on the birth of a son.-Miss Mary Earle of
Hanover, N. H., was recent guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank l.. Cushman.-Mr, and
Mrs. Hiram Dean OF Gaysvile were visit
ors at s. A. Deans last weck.-Warren
w Parker and Charles Durkee left here
Saturday for the G. \. +. encampnent at
Philadelphia. Mr.. Parker will visit rela-
tlves in Washington, d. c., before return
ing.-Hun. NJ. T. King returned from Win
throp Beach, Mass. Saturday after a So
journ of a few weaks.-Mis. Charles w.
Smith and Leslie NJ. Smith, who have
spent a few weeks in Fargo, n. D., &c
turned here aturd1y.-H. Kittredge OF
Waltham, Mass. and Albert KittredSe of
STAFFORD were recent guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles A. Sdrgent-S. f. Cilley,
Ben Tucker, Will Pearl and Dyer Peri
took a carriage drive through the VIII
liams town Gulf last week. They returned
by way of Iarre and Washinst on.--Rev
and NTG-s. w 5. Thompson and son Of NAL
den, Mass, who have been guests at o. II
Gcodale's few weeks, have returned &c
Malden.-Ifenry y. Lee, former resident
OF this town. but now of Salinas, Kan
has been elected president of the Nationa
a Association Of Wholesale Grocers, the
headquarters Of which are al New York
city.