Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-09-23

| An invitation mas been extended to
all the members OF the Vermont sth
regiment c. A. r.. to attend the next
annual regimental reunion that is to
take place here october 10. 1t will
be a celebration of the 45th annivcr-
sary Of the Battle OF Cedar Creek, in
which the Sth regiment took very
important part II has been proposed
tc have a grand camp fro in Chambers
Music Hall on the evening of the 10Th
Prominent men In the State will be IN
vtted TO address the assemblage of
soidiers--Jackson ". Vail left Mon
day for Hanover where he will enter the
freshmen class at Dartmouth. He will
pursue a course In medcne.--The Fin
| lay bridge over the "Pranch" In Lault
Hollow has been completed and the
| se,cctmen have accepted IT, II Is GO
foot span Of structural Steel resting on
massive concrete foundations the floor
ing of the bridge also being Of concrete.
| recn forced with steel. The bridge. how
| ever will not be open to traffic for
about three weeks. as to give tho
floor time TO harden thoroughly. Harry
V rittridge who superintendent the
work Of building the bridge, left Mon
day for Chester, wnerc he will take
M similar work-Mrs Stoddard, who
| has had the caro- of her mother, Mrs
Louis F'illiam. during her late serious
| Illness, left Monday for Holyoke.
! Mass. Mrs. Fillam Is very much I'm
proved in health.-Mr and Mrs. Erwin
! Chadwick of Boston are visiting Silas
Chadwick. miss Esther Hubbard re-
| turned Monday from three weeks
visit to the white Mountains and
Springfield. Mass.-Mrs George A.
| Cheedel returned Monday from Wood
stock. after few days visit with rcla-
tves.--M Mrs. Jane Spear loft Monday
Afternoon for her home in st. PAUL MINI
aft er several weeks visit with Mr. and
Mrs. \. Z. Kendricks.-Mlss Dora Small
left Monday for ST. Johnsbury, where
she will be occupied as milllner.-Miss
Hazel Fairbanks has gone to Derby
Line to take ZIP the business there
| Mrs. Mabel Austin left Cor her home
In Enoshurgh Falls Monday. after
| two weeks' visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
| Arthur Bell
| l.. n. Rhodes Is in Woburn Mass
Bethany Guild will meet at the parish
| house the afternoon of September o.
A dance given Friday evening at Grange
| hill for the benefit of the high school
foot bail team was well attended. A game
| IL SCneuuleu WIN W poUSIptk next SAt-
urday.-George Budro Of Swanton juno
ton has taken Harry i. Morton's place
at the station. Mr. Morton will return
TO the University Of Vermont next week.
Charles G. Roundv returned Monday
from Newport The high school will
close one day for the State far.-Peter
=. McI.auren and nephew. Alexander
! McTauren. arrived Saturday from Hav-
ana, cuba. Mr. McI.auren left for Mon
treal Monday morning -Fre1 and
Charles Hayward. and Postmaster Ed
ridge left Saturday for Boston.-R f.
Bruce was in Bethel Saturdav.-At n
town meeting Saturday afternoon in
Dubois GAYS hall. Arthur G.. Osgood.
s q. Sprague, Charles T.. Hodges and
the selectmen OF the town were elected
n committee 70 look Nh the matter of
providing suitable place for the safe
keeping Of valuable records and deeds.
The committee will report on their find
ines at the next town neutrality-suspicious.
Garlearneau has taken a position with
Harry, NJ. Totman.--A false fire alarm
was sent In Saturday TO drill the
hremen In respondlng.-Dr. Walter NJ
Kelly was in Barre over Sundav.-E. i.
Crooker and Miss Marie Thayer left
Monday for their home in Waterbur,'
Conn.-James r. McMurphv OF Barre,
Spent Sunday hcre.-G. Richard Grant
returned to Boston ruesdav.-Miss Edith
blanchard was home over Sunday from
Parre.
While Probate Judge George L.
Stow and Miss stow were driving horo
from their home in Chelsea Tuesday
afterno IN. Mrs. Stow was stricken
with shock that rendered her uncon-
Srious. They We're about ~ miles
from the village when the Judge
spoke to Mrs. Stow but received no
answer. He continued to his dcstina-
tion. the home of Mr.. and Mrs. a. II.
Powers. where Mrs. stow has since
remained steadily failing and uncon-
scious at all times. f. A. Davis,
treasurer of the Bethel National bank.
and a near relative. was called to the
bedside of Mrs. Stow. Whom Mrs.
Stow started from her home she on
ioyed perfect health.-Mrs. Florence.
Howell and her brother lawrence
Rising. of Barre came Tuesday to
spend two weeks vacation at the
home of relatives. Mr.. and Mrs Nor
man c. Greene,-Dr. and Mrs. X J..
Cleaves Of Montpelier and DR. ana
Mrs Mansfield OF Portland. Ne, ar
rived Tuesday to spend q short time
with DR.. and Mrs. f.. o. Blanchard
Mrs F. g. Parmonter Of South Pasa-
denn. Cal. is visiting DR.. and Mrs.
George f. Bailey. George A. Snow OF
Waterbury visited friends here Tues
| doy.-Tuesday afternoon at 4;30
the remains OF the late Hamden w.
Mcintyre were laid at rest amid sin
cerest manifestations OF sorrow. T. s.
Grant Post. G. A. r.. turned out in
body.-The high school closed Wednesday
to allow those students who care to
attend the State fair There will be
two sessions on Saturday, however, to
make up the day lost.-"The OLD
Homestead" will play here the even
Ing of September sO.--Fay Burnell and
Miss Carrie Manchester. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest NJ. Manchester.
were married Tuesday by the Rev.
Homer White. pastor Of the Episcopal
Church. at the home Of the bride.
They left after the ceremony for
wedding trip to Boston. They
be at home to their friends after Sep
TENDER 2S. at their residence on Fand
| Hill.
RANDOLPH CENTER.
Miss Kipling Of New York city, who
has been at the old homestead for the