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

Ruth n. Davis had a shock of paralysis
last Saturday.-Miss Cora Green has gone
10 work for Dan. Mahoney in r. Downer 5
hotel.-Mr. and Mrs. Harley Jackson of
Mechancsvlle We're with Mrs. Jackson's
parents, Abel Ray and wife last Saturday
and Sunday. Eugene Ray, wife and son,
Earl, from Winchester, Mass, visited his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Abel Ray, the past
Week.-Mrs. Inez b. Louis. who teaches in
the Sawyer district and Robert G. Wilson
in the village, each closed successful
term of school last Friday with a. picnic
of both schools in the afternoon at Henry
Crandalrs.
READING.
Charles Reynolds and family of Boston
are at Carter Wilson's in Cavendish.-
News has been received that Ernest
Circuit of Cavendish, who has been spend
ing most of the past year in Kansas, has
enlisted and is soon to go to the Philip
pines.-Mr and Mrs. w. II. wilkins and
clyde wilkins have gone to Sunapee n.
H., and Rock wilkins has employment at
Claremont.- Freeman and family are
at Sunapee.-Mr. and Mrs. George ID.
Burnham and Mrs. lockwood are in Bos-
ton.-Recent and present visitors in Felch-
vile and vicinity are as follows: Mrs.
Martha c. Clark of St. Paul, Mimi. Mrs.
William Engrem and daughter at Mr.. f.
q. Parsons, Harold Clark of Watertown.
Mass, at Mrs Lucinda Clarks. Misses
Lula and Edna Ward of Gulford Center
at e. +. Gilsons, Mrs. Ina Stockwel and
Miss Elsie Stockwell of Avon, Mass, at
Mrs. Ann Davis, Mrs. A. j. Hunter of
Windsor and Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Hill
dreih of Springfield, Mass, at Mr.. T. +.
Conant's. Mr. and Mrs. A. f. EstabroolS
of Leominster. Mass. Mrs. Charles Skin
ner, Clarence and Harold Skinner OF
Brooklyn. N. Y. at the Valley House
Prof. Dunbar of Minneapolis. Mimi. Mrs.
Merrick of Kingston. Mass. and Miss
Gilbert OF Taftsvile at Mr. Baldwins
Mrs. Spaulding of Woodstock and Mrs
| Payne and little son of Boston at Mr.
Payne's, Mrs Grimes of Massachusetts
and Mrs. Edith Grout of Newfane at Mr.
Perkins F'letcher's. -The topic for the
Reading Club last week was william f.
Gladstone, with Mrs. Kate Rice as lead
err. The next meeting of the Reading Clut
will be held on Thursday evening, July
q. The topic will be Josiah Aliens
Wife" with Miss Hoadley as leader
The b. r. c. will hold a meeting on Fri
day. July 2S at 4:So o'clock p. m.
ROCHESTER,.
Grace Routele and viii Baker were
married Saturday, July l5th.-John Tup
per and family were in Gaysville Satur'
day.-Dr. Sparhawk and family, from st
JohLsbury. are at Mr.. Taggart's.-Mrs
III. ftOluen, from MtlTOSe, MaSS', arrived
in town Saturday night.-Mrs. Vnton
from Granville, spent last week here with
her daughters. Mrs. Ward and Mrs. Tup
per.-Rev Mr.. Sharp's mother, Mrs
Sharp, is here and will spend the rest Of
the sunmer.-Mrs. Henry Kinsman has
returned from Burlngton,-Miss June
Fassett OF Randolph, has been In town &
few days.-Mrs. Edna Chaffee Noble is a
Henry Chaffee's for a few weeks,-Dr
and Mrs. Emerson, Misses Blalock anC
Merritt are at Marthas Vinyarj to attend
a summer school, and will be gone abou
a william Morris Is here visit
ing his aunt, Mrs Webber.-Dr. Alv,
Hoag, from Bridgeport, Conn. is in tow
few days.--Mrs. Jane Harvey died Jul!
18th, after a short illness.-Mrs Emmi
Clark, from Somersville, Mass. is at Fa!
: Keezer's for a few weeks.-Mabel Whit
! taker IL in Burlington.-Miss Kate Wash
burn, from Malone. N. Y. has been her
on visit
SOUTH ROYALTON.
: Mrs. James Thompson of Randolph, ar
/ rived on Wednesday as the guest of Mrs
ID. l.. Burnett-Mr, and Mrs. Charlie
!. Brewster of Worcester. MasS.. are visit