Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-04-20
WINDSOR COUNTY
SOUTH ROYALTON.

Miss isabelle Martin began teaching the
spring term of school in Middlesex last
Monday.-Mfs. ~. &. Waterman and
daughter. Miss Addie Hastings, have re-
turned from a trip to New York city,
Miss Carrie Dearing of Randolph was
the guest of DIR. and Mrs. u. T.. bearing
from Friday until Monday.--Nliss Susan
Lamb who has spent the past five months
with her sister. Mrs. Kinsman, returned
from Hartford, Conn. last Saturday after
noon.-W. II. I.uckctt of Burlington was
Il guest at William Sargent's over Sum
day.-Mss Maudine Abbott is home from
the II. S. n. S. for u vacation of two
wcc!ls.--Dr. j. NJ. Gile of Hanover was a
guest of DR.. burnett last Thursday, be-
ing called here in consultation to see Miss
Elizabeth Field, who was operated upon
for appcndctis.-Mrs. Charles button of
Fair Haven, who has been visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. S. c. Drew, has re-
turned to her home-Winfred Hewitt has
returned from u visit in Boston and
gone to Barre to resume his studies in
Goddard Seminary.-Mrs. II. II. Hayward
and daughter of Tunbridae were guests
at Mrs. Goodalc's few days recently
Mrs. Garlic Cllcy of Tunbrdge is enl-
ploycd as housekeeper at Miss Susan
Lamb's.--Dr ID. T.. bearing has recovered
sufficiently from the grip so as to resume
dental work in his oflice.-Mss Isabelle
Martin was in Randolph last Tuesday,
The Rev. ana Mrs. W. n. Newton have
moved their household furniture and are
visiting relatives in Connecticut.-Mrs
Hinckley former resident, spent a few
days of last week visiting friends in town
Glenn Doubleday Of Montpelier was
home last week ia attend the funeral of
his aunt, Miss Matte Undergraduates
liuzzell of Worcester. Mass. has moved
to the house which he recently purchased
of the Rev. w. n. Ncwton.-Miss Char
lottr IIackctt is ill.-Mrs. Arlotta Durkee
has been confined to the house the past
week 10y an attack of grip.-The Rev.
MILFORD l.. Mann. former pastor of the
Congregational Church. was in town from
Tuesday until Thursday of last week
Mr. Mann came from his home in Indian
Orchard. Mass, to oiiciate at the funeral
of Mrs. Wilson. which was held in 1un-
bridge last week MISUNDERSTANDING
Lewis of Rochester was a guest at w. NJ.
Sarscnt's last Saturday.-Dr. Smith of In
dian Orchard, Mass. WAS in town for a
few days last week.-Lester f.. Ashley is
spending the Easter vacation of two weeks
with his parents.-Mrs. T.. J. Fish return
ed last week Wednesday from visit with
her son in Boston.-Miss Emma Rowell
began teaching on Monday in South
STAFFORD The Rev. Sherman Goodwin
exchanged pulpits last Sunday with the
Rev. Mr. Jenkins of West Hartford.-The
Congregational choir was assisted last
Sunday morning by Mr.. Green, who rem
dered tenor solo also a duet with Miss
Nellie J. Adams in a very acceptable man.
ncr.--Mrs. w. NJ. Sargent, Misses Lizzie
and Nellie Adams. Miss Morse. T.. j.
Hewitt Charles Folsom and James Water
man We're in Bcthel last Friday to re-
hearse Easter music with the Consrega-
tional chor.--Chester Il. Dodge is i'll with
the grip.-Mrs. Adelbert Cushman, who
has been in Hanover hospital. died on
Saturday.-Joscph Waldo Is in Marshield,
engaged in the lumber busness.-The Rev.
and Mrs. Jenkins of West Hartford were
guests of Mrs. Sherman Goodwin last
Sunday.