Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-10-12
CHELSEA.

Miss Mary J. George went on the Bos.
ton excursion to visit amorg former
friends and acquaintance in Melrose,
Mass. where she laugh in the high
school for many ycars-rhe Nimrod
club consisting OF Curtis S. Emery, Fred
l. Teckwith. Arthur II. Morey. George
T.. Hatch and Frank H.. k.nerson start
ed on their annual hunting trip last
Saturday and are encanpe1 somewhere
in the Corinth wilderness. making fire.
quont forays for the most formidable
ganie.-Miss Florence f.. Whitney has
returned from her summer employ ment
in the family of Henry Hodgden in Barre
city and is now assisting in the store and
postoffice of Willard $. Hatch.-Mrs. Ell
len Il. Cleveland is visiting her daush-
ter. Mrs. Daniel ~StoughtCn, in Torts-
mouth. n. H.-Mr. and Mrs. a. ". Whit.
n.y spent part of last week in n visit to
their daughter. Mrs. Henry flodgden of
barre city.-Walter +. Adams has moved
his family into the Or. Smith tcnem.n
house on Main street from which Mrs.
Einclinc Noyes recently moved after an
| occupancy of more than 40 vears.-Calvin
Goodwin has moved down from his farm
on West Hill into the Walter +. Adams
house on Jail street, which he recently
bought.-Among the visitors to Mont.
peters centennial last week were the
Rev. l.. n. Moody. J. X. Darling, J. A..
r.. Corwin. w. p. Townsend. George /.
Stow, s. C. Wilson and O. -. Tracy.-Ou
last Wednesday morning at the Cni-
versalist parsonage. in Earre. Amasa +
Button and Miss Claudia j. Morey both
OF Chelsea were married by the Rev.
Charles e. Conney.-Harry Fl. Goss re.
turned to his home in Provid, nee, r. l.,
after spending a three weeks vacation
with his mother. Mrs. Anne j.. Goss.-
The Rev. George +. lake of Chester,
| Mass, occupied the Congregational pull
pit last Sunday.-Among the justice mar
iiag"s recently celebrated was that Of
Andrew j. Gage and Mrs. Hattie Bowen.
the parties having previous applied to
the local Methodist pastor and been re.
fused because they each had been llvoro-
ell fror other conjueal mates. Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph n Griffin. last week returned
from a several weeks carriage trip into
Canada whore they visited relatives IN
RropnIe. Scottsburgh and Sweetsburgh,
attending the fair at Eroore-philip J.
Little has moved from his farm into the
hoose above the Jail formerly owned by
his mother-!n-law. Mrs. Skinner Mrs
Susan V. Avery of Nortlfield has been
her sister. Mrs. circuit l'ixby, beng the
first time in the last ten Nears.-The Rev.
Herbert J. Wyckon, who was pastor OF
the local Congregational Church for over
two years has accepted a call to the
church IN South Glastonbury. Conn, and
began preaching there on October I. He
left his pulpit hore last June hecause OF
a nervous affection and till very recent
~ the congregation has viinly been hop.
ing for his return.-Mr and Mrs. Charles
A. hickey Of Lowell, Mass. are visiting
her sister, Mrs. Charles A. Den~more,
and meanwhile Mr.. Dcrsmorc ard Mr..
hickey are putting in soinc time Inviting.
Mrs O. II. Mckenzie Of Woodstock IS
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Marshall \.
Carpcnter-Ncd A.. Griffin of Sweets.
burg, L. @, was ir town last week and
sold his pretty driving rig. including his
httle bay mare TO William c. Holiness
MIR. and Mrs. Albert s. Camp went to
Boston on Tho excursion Monday fore.
nuon.-Eufus II. Murdoch ard his dAuch.
ter have moved into the house behind
| W. +. Hoods drug store.-Nr. and Mrs.
Ernest A. Corwin returned last wceh
Monday from a fOrtniGht's trip to Ros.
ton. DWELL and Somcrvillo.-rhe neAls
elected officers of the Christian CnAc,vN
society are as follows: President. Dcar
w. Gilman, vicc-president, M,rgapa
Comstock, secretary, Fnma Y. Hatch,
treasury. Olive T.. Burgess: lookout com.
'nittee. Mrs. Fred II. Stanton. John Nc.
COLON, Hazel r.. BiXbv: PRAYER meeting
committee, Gertrude NJ. Bacon, Rachel
Comstock. George D. Hatch; Miss Com
stock. Mrs. J. NJ. Comst0ck, William T..
Eurtark. Carol O.. burgess; flower COM
%Inittee, Maud 5. Merrill. Ida F.. Lougce,
Earl = Fuller: Music committee: Mrs.
w. s. Hatch, Myrtle f.. Bixhy. SYLVIA
ComstOck Schools which were intcr-
lnrtel by the mea slcs epidemic last
week re-oponod on Monday. except tho
urinary which remained unt,usht til
Thursday because of the teachers sick