Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-04-12
WINDHAM COUNTY.
BELLOWS FALLS.

Judge T.. l.. Waterman of BrattieDoro
has been authorized TO act as lhltcd
states district attorney during the absence
cf J. L. Martin, who is in Texas.
Rev. c. r. b. Dodge will deliver the Me
mortal Dav address at Saxton's River.
Lieut. George W. Gatcheil 9Th L. ). Art.
formerly military instructor ut the YER
mont Academy, has been assigned 10 duty
al Fort Monroe, Va.
MIR and Mrs George b. Bidwell will
celebrate their J0th wedding anniversary
April u. Mr. Bdwell is 70 years old ard
was born in Starksboro. lie has lived III
Rutland, Rockingham and for the past
four years in Charleston. There are eight
children and eight grandchildren ana at
the celebration Thursday all the children
VIII be present.
The herd of J. 5. Knowlton was tested
last week for tuberculosis. \ year
ago his herd was tested and i've
cows killed, but this time the nerd was
pronounced free from the disease. {. j.
Bell, secretary Of the state Board Of
Horticulture, was here a few days ago and
stated that after Il careful investigation
h1 was satisfied that tuberculosis existed
j. many of the local herds.
The postoffice department at Washing
ton arc considering the appointment of a
fourth letter carrier for Bellows Falls who
will have GageVi.le in his district This
Will neCessitatc his being mounted. All
applications must be in before April 20 as
examinations will be held May 3.
The marriage of Miss Many &. Gale and
George c. Flint of Westboro. Mass. oc-
CURED Thursday in Springfield Mass, at
the home of Miss Carrie Guild, Miss Gales
aunt. Mr.. Flint was for several years
connected with the Bellows Falls Times
and Miss Gale always lived here, being a
niece of Geo. o. Guild of this place, un-
iii few years ago when she
and Miss Guild went TO Spring
iold 10 live. His headquarters will
be AZ Rutland where his family will soon
20 to make their home.
Mr.. Hammond, father of Mrs W. O.
Kemp, died recently at the soldiers home
in Maine. The body was brought here for
funeral services and burial Rev. c. r. b.
Dodge conducting the same.
T.. *. Barlow, an employee in the YER
mont Machine Companys machine shop
lost the ends of two fingers Wednesday by
having them caught in the machinery.
j. II. Griswold has sold his house on
South street to W. Il. Cassidy who will oc-
cupy it al once. Mr.. Griswold will move
to his farm on the Rockingham road
NJ. II, Remington has left the employ OF
the Vermont Farm Machine company and
is now travelling salesman for the De La
val Separator Co.
Edith NJ Paul Of Rockingham, were mar
ried Friday at the home of the bride s
brother on Atkinson St, Rev. f.. W. Lew
is officiating Miss Grace Saker was
bridesmaid and Miss Cora tIoughton play
cd the wedding march. The out of town
wedding guests We're Mr.. and Mrs e Il
Pike and Miss Esterbrook OF Newport and
Mrs w. w. IiaVens of Edinburgh, n. Y
After a short wedding trip the young cou.
pie viii make their home in Newport.
Mrs, +. j. Hines went to Highgate Fri
day whore she will spend some time with
friends.-J. S. Burt is in Boston, Miss
liza Watson left Saturday for Lowell
Mass, she having sister there.-Mrs. j.
A. Andrus OF the telephone office, is or
the sick list, her place being supplied BY
Miss Glenna Rublee-Mrs George FaS
foit has sold her home on MississQuo
street to A, y. Lavary for $l00O.-Miss Liz
Zio Derrick has entered the BrightlOol
hospital at ST, JohnshurY, whore she viii
pursue the course for nurses. Prof. j. n
Green has resigned his position as prin
cipal of the Enosburgh Falls gradot
school, to enter upon a business career, IL
Topeka, Kansas, Mrs. Green's former
home Their many friends here will wisl
them abundant success In their new fielt
OF lator.--Four applications have alread!
been received for the position of prncipa
Of the school. They are Z. r. Greene O
Richtord, y. W. FELTON, of NewburY, Har
~ Smith Of Highgate Springs and c. f
Gould Of Morrisville.