Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-09-03
WINDSOR COUNTY
SOUTH ROYALTON.

Miss Myra Sargent commenced her
school in STAFFORD Monday, Aug. "a, and
spent last Sunday at her home here
r. b. Galusha was in New York last
week on business.-Mrs. Moore and Miss
Annie who have spent several weeks
as the guests of Mrs. o. II. Curtiss, have
returned to their home in New York city
b. r. Cleary of Arlington. Mass. was a
recent guest at Oscar Stoughton s-Mrs
John Mudgett has returned from q trip
to Boston and Lowell, Mass-Miss Mabel
Woodwork. an attendant in the Water
bury asylum has been visiting her par
ents.-Mrs Fred Titus has returned to
her home in New York city, after spend
ing several weeks with her mother, Mrs
Nettie Waldo.-School opened Tuesday
with the same teachers excepting Mrs.
Seymour, who is the new assistant il the
high school, having taken Miss Amy
kibby's place.-Mr and Mrs. Alba Brow
nell have returned to their homo in Wor-
cester Mass.-Miss Badger of Lowell
Mass, has been visiting at John Mud
getts.-Miss Mabel Aldrich is to teach in
South Tunbridge this fall; Maud Abbott
in the Howard district. Royalton; Joseph
inc Sargent in Sharon Ethel Spaulding in
the Noyes district Tunbridge; Mabel
Brooks, the grammar room at Sharon;
Sadie Brooks. primary department Shar-
on.-Miss Laura Stone has gone to her
home in White River Junction, having
spent the summer at l.. +. Terry's.-Mr.
and Mrs. kinsman and son of Hartford,
Conn, are guests at Miss Susan Lamb s.
Mrs. James Smith died last Wednesday
after a long illness of several months
The funeral was held Fridey at her late
home.-Miss Mabel A. Mather of Burlng-
ton came Saturday to visit her friend
Mrs Fred Northrop, for a few days
DIR. and Mrs. ID. l.. Burnett spent Sunday
at Robert Burnett's in Bethel.-Miss lisa
hp11 ri in 1aaN Snt fnr
MddleseX, where she is engaged to teach
in the primary school this fall-Miss Ruth
bearing has returned to the Randolph
State Normal school which opened Tues
day, Aug. 25.-B. l.: Lawrence and Miss
Bertha I.asure were married at the home
of the bride, Wednesday. Aug. 10 by the
Rev. w. II. White.-Mss Della Cloud
visited her sister, Mrs. George bearing
last week,-Mr and Mrs. Wyman, who
have been at W. Il. Websters. have re-
turned to their home in East Walpole.
Mass, making the trip in their automo-
bile.-Mrs. Talbot and Miss Nellie Adams,
returned Friday from an extended trip
to Mortified, Mass,-Mr. and Mrs. Hem
enway and Arthur Hemenway OF New
Haven, Conn, are guests at DR., Il. j.
Fish's.-Mr. Liscom Of Boston was at o.
II. Goodalc's last week Mr.. and Mrs
w. II. IuCkctt and son have been in
Boston and vicinity for the past two weeks
visiting relatives.-Carl Day returned
Saturday from Boston, whore he has been
working during the summer vacation
Joseph Foster who has been in a store in
Lynn, Mass, for the past few months,
has returned home.-Ernest Metcalf OF
Albany, n, y formerly of this place.
and a graduate OF the high school in 1899,
and Miss Hadley Of Fitchburg. Mass,
were married Friday. Aug. p in Burling-
ton-Thc Rev, W. l., Thompson of Somer-
vlle Mass, preached in the Congrega-
tional Church last Sunday to a large and
appreciative audience.