Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-08-09
CHELSEA.

john D. 3allou, q farmer living on
West Ilill, lost a valuable two year-old
colt last week during thunder storm.
MIR. Y. f.. Fuller of Lowell Mass,
arrived Friday upon n visit to his
brothers. Edwin y and George H. Full
en- of this town.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Bowlcs of New Bedford. Mass, who
have been spending month at
Charles r. Tapln's returned home last
Saturday.-Mrs. Alice II. Hadlcy. ac-
companied by her niece. Miss Lora Hin,
arrived hero last week Wednesday
from their IA months soiourn in Paris.
They were passengers on the steam
ship Noordam of the Hamburg Amcri-
can line.-Miss Emclie u. Hall of
Fitchburg, Mass. daughter of the late
Martin S. nam, is visiting her uncle.
Samuel G.. Hail, and her aunts Misses
Martha and Nancy B. Han. on Maple
lstreet.-W. s Goss and Charles Dens-
more went to Lake MOrcy Monday
morning for a fortnight's stny.--Coun-
| ty Examiner John NJ. Comstock went
, to Bradford on Tuesday for the examin-
! ing of candidates for teachers certi-
| ficatos.-Miss Lillian Wightman Of
| Cleveland. Ohio, a. the guest of her
sister, Mrs. r. r. Smith.--Friday even
ing NJ the town hall the Goth anniver-
sary of the organization of IT. T.. X.
| Hall camp, No. 2S, s. o. ", was COM
mcmoratcd. Herbert O. Bixby, who
was the first captain, gave n detailed
| history of the camp. Hale *. Darling
who first served ne sergeant. gave a
very, entertaining address. Mrs. Kate
T. Terrill. an accomplished reader. wife of
| W. L. Terrll. one Of the organizers, gave
Ivory acceptable selections. Mrs. Fred w
| Lewis and Miss Hazel Bixhy played a duet
on ,he piano. Mr.. and Mrs Herman Il.
! Slack on the violin and piano respectively.
| furnished the musical entertainment dur
ling the hours reception which preceded
tho literary exercises. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Ham IT, SpraGuc also in vocal music added
Ito the evenings entertainment. Com
Imander George F. Read Of Waterson
post. G. 4. r.. which was organized nine
years previously. to a day. gave a short
history Of that organization. Comrade
Dan Clark of Wiliamstown. who was a
member of tho Capt. George 7. liehard
battery, was presont.-Loon and Miss
Carol Hatch, son aud daughter Of the
! Rev. Frank 5. Hatch. who have been
spending fortnight among family rela-
| tves here, left Tuesday morning for Bos-
| tOn.-EdWard NJ, tohurN, VINO mas Deer
for seven years in the employ of the Swift
company in burlington. went to Worces-
ter, Mass, to work for the American
steel and wire works -OscarWheelock. the
teller in the National bank Of Orange
county. is absent on his summer vacation
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry J. Corwin of Lowell
Mass. are the guests OF his father j. A.
l. Corwin.-As a result Ct an evening en-
| tertanment AZ the house of Bennett Nor
gan, where five OF his Russian fellow
countrymen from Barre, Conn. accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. John Barry of
South Washington, gathered late Satur-
day evening, the five Russians from
Granitevlle were fined s. each and costs
for breach Of the peace and John Barry,
his wife and his father s. each and costs
for intoX ication and Mrs. Barry was given
/ 81 and costs for breach of the peace, the
whole amounting to sll1 for the nights
debauCh with the "tumultuous and often
sive carriage" which the statute forbids.