Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-08-28
BET HELL.

Arrangements have been made for a re-
publican rally next Saturday afternoon,
August 30th. Tho principal speakers will
be Cen. ]. G. Mccullough. the republican
candidate for governor and Congressman
Haskins; tho speakers stand will be erect
ed near the passenger depot and music
furnished by brass band. A special train
will be run on tho White River railroad to
accommodate the people of Rochester,
Pittsheld and Stockbridge President
Roosevelts special train will stop for five
or ten minutes and the President is ex-
peCted to make a short address The Rev.
Charles II. Wells has resigned his position
as rector Of Christ church, the resignation
to take effect October 1st and will accept
the position as rector of st. James church
at Woodstock.-Walter Mason will open a
dental office at Gaysville through the
month of September.-Mis May Haley and
Miss Jeanne Wilson have returned to the
Randolph normal school for their last
years work.--Mss Jenny Long and Miss
Jane Todd Of Boston are stopping with
Miss Jane Todd-Willis Davis and family
and Edward r. Hatch have returned from
Hooksett, N. H.. where they have been since
early spring.-Miss Helen Bryant, who has
been spending the month of August with
Mrs. Charles Hopkins, has returned to her
home in Boston.-George Foster and wife
are making a few weeks visit in Boston.
The high school building is being plas-
tered and painted preparatory to the open
ing of he school year.-John Wheeler of
White River Junction is visiting friends in
town this week-Frank Lyman is in Leb-
anon this week.
Frank l.. Martin, janitor of the town
hail. had a disagrecable and dangerous eN-
perence with the electric lights Monday
evening. Lucier's Minstrels were giving an
entertainment and as the people were
leaving the hall after the entertainment
NJ T,-tip rsnI lftrlN
in the ticket office. The Office floor is OF
cement and there was a thunder shower
shower on and Mr. Martin found himself
unable to let go of the light. He became
unconscious and fell to the floor. Some Of
the people passing out discovered him and
carried him outside of the building. where
he soon revived, Miss Florence Kimball OF
Brandon is visiting her uncle, B. c..
Rogers.-Mrs. Frank Burnett will leave for
her new home in Northampton, Mass. this
week.-H w Ellis and wife OF Ticon-
deroga. n. Y, are visiting Mr.. Ellis : un-
Gle. Lloyd Johnson.-The Electric Light
company are extending the crib on River
street from the premises OF Rollln Gibson
to the ]. A. Graham place. The crib Is of
beam and stone work and will give full
protection against further damage from
spring freshets.-William d. Adams is Wis
iting his father, William r Adams-A son
was born to Mr.. and Hrs. Lewis Raymond
on Sunday.-Dr. and Mrs. w w. Holden
OF Rutland are visiting Mrs. Holden's
father, A. f. Gillette.-Six members were
initiated at the Grange Saturday night and
four applications for membership were re-
ceived.-Mrs. Warren French died last FRI
day and was buried Sunday in the Alb
bolt family private cemetery near Gaysville.
Mr.. and Mrs William Brooks of Prnvi-
dence, r.. l.. are visiting Mrs Brooks 8
father, NJ. H. Durkee.-Ethel, the 19-year-
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs \. II. Mack
died Friday and was buried Sunday at
Cherry Hill cemtery. Miss Mack had been
suffering for several years with con-
sumption and had come from Manchester.
n. ~, to Bethel hoping that the climate
would help her. The Rev. w. A Warner Of
hciated Mt the funeral-Franklin Denison
OF Chicago visited friends In town Tues
day.