Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-10-02
CHELSEA.

George F.. Hatch. clerk at Orange Coun-
ty Creamery, began his annual vacation
on last Saturday and his place is tempo
rarly supplied by Mrs. Edwin D. Fuller,
who assists her husband in making the
buttor.-Tuesday morning of this week at
the residence OF her father, A. w. Whit
ney. Miss Minnie p. Whitney was mar
ried to Henry Hodgrlon of Barre city, with
whom she became acquainted during her
employment in the Central Telephone Of
fee, he holding n responsible position in
the employ of the New England company
Harry n. Goss of Providence, r. T., Is
spending fortnight's vacation with his
parents. DR.. and Mrs. Story n. Goss-
George NJ. Davis left town on Saturday to
receive his assignment to duty for the
legislative session under Sergeant at Arms
lanes w. Brock Of Montpelier.-Dr. and
Mrs. J. Euclid fish, who have been enjoy
ing his months vacation spent between
his former home in South Royalton and
here in the family of DR. Story N. Goss
in Chelsea, returned to their Maiden,
Mass, home on Tuesday.-Mr. and Mrs.
Alonzo II. Powers Mr.. and Mrs Herbert
Q. 8iXby and Mrs. John Comstck attend
ed the lecture OF Miss Ellen NJ Stone be-
fore the annual meeting of the Vermont
Womens Home Missionary society at the
onera house in Barre on Tuesday evening
of last week.-Louis F. and Harold w.
Wheatley of Meriden. Conn, are visiting
their cousins, the sons of George Good
rich, on West Hill. They sang in the Con-
gregational choir last Sunday. being an
appreciahle addition to the services-E
Allen Dickinson has improved his house
by building a bay window and piazza at
tachment.-Mrs. ]. Peoples and her son
and daughter, who have been stopping in
this village since July 4, returned to their
winter home in New York city on Tues
day morning.-The annual drawing for
seats to the winters lecture course will
take place next October 17.--Mrs Mary
Beedlc. aged Sc years, died last Frid ny
her funeral occurring Sunday, the Rev.
w. f. Allen, pastor of the Methodist
Church oficiating.-N. G. Moore formerly
resident of this town, was visiting here
last week. returning to his home in Pax
ton, Mass, last week Tuesday.-Mrs.
Louise Clough and Henry A. Magoon were
visiting friends and relatives in North
field last week.-The Mortified fair last
week Wednesday was attended by Mr.. and
Mrs. A. w. Whitney. Mr.. and Mrs. Elgin
D. Barnes and Mr. and Mrs. Fred w.
Lewis of this town-Mr. Herman *.
Sherburne and his wife, Mrs. Mary (Bur-
banD Sherburne. from Littleton, n. r.,
were visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Lyman A. Burbank. on West Hill over
Sunday returning to their work as os-
teopathic physicians on Tuesday morn
ing..-County Senator Curtis s. Emery and
~ ~ N7NlItfiblNt IL NdttlsoIl ltlt town
Tuesday moor for their legislative duties
at Montpelier,-Mrs. Sophronia Ordway,
who has lived In this village for 20 years
past, sold her household goods at auction
last Saturday and left town on Monday
with her two married daughters Mrs S
p. Stearns of Thorndyke, and Mrs. w. G.
Bumps of Lowell, Mass, with both Of
whom she intends to spend the rest of her
life, her extreme age. over so years, max
ING it unsafe for her longer to live alone
Her departure Is much regretted as she
has been very much esteemed by all who
knew her.-Monday evening last the
young people connected with the Junior
Christian Endeavor society gave an en-
tertainment description of Mexican life
ana custom, entitled, Guiana Venegas,"
n native Mexican girl Miss Hazel Bixby)
accompanied by her teacher. Mrs. How
land (Mrs. John NJ Comstock)