Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-05-27
RANDOLPH.

with Its pastor. the Rev. Frazer Metzger,
officiating. John Mead arrived Saturday
night from several months absence
in New England n. D.-A. N.
Hayes has purchased n large fruit farm
in the outskirts Of Springfield. Mass,
and went there Wednesday. After grad
uation Mrs Hayes and daughters will
Join him. Col. A. f. Chandler Of Brook
Ign. N. v, Ia among the late arrivals
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Curtis are In camp
Mt Greensboro for two ~eeks.-Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Clifford Of Rochester are
guests at ]. NJ. Atwoods.
An exciting wrestling match was held
Saturday evening, consisting OF three
bouts. The feature of the evening was
tnt second meeting between Young Gotch
end James Freebourn. catch-as-catch-
can" Young Gotch throwing Freebourn
twice.-Mr. and Mrs. Bert Roberts and
Miss Bertha Harris returned to Gays
vile and Mt. Holly Monday after be-
iy.g the guests at G. 1ngalls' s.-W. A.
Mcintosh spent Sunday in Montpelier
Fred Chatfeld Of Montpelier was a
Sunday guest in town.
The funeral Of Mrs. Mary p. Chamber
lain, whose death from pneumonia oc-
CURED Sunday evening, was held yesterday
8 .ternoon at two O'Clock at the home Of
tie daughter Mrs. Arthur Putnam. Mrs.
Chamberlain was born in Barnard. SO yeasr
ago and was married there 50 years ago
to Daniel Chamberlain, who one month
ago left for Loyalton, S. d. Mrs. Cham
berain Is survived aside from her hus-
band by the daughter, Mrs. Putnam.
it'll whom she had enjoyed home the
rast IL years. and \ son. Ned Cham
bo~lain Of Springfield Mass.-Mrs. A. n.
Angel was called to Barre Tuesday by
the Illness of her sister, Mrs. O. J.
nowes.-Mrs. Ora Copeland spent Tues
day in Mortified.
At two o'clock yesterday afternoon, the
funeral Of Mrs. Daniel Chamberlain was
held at the home of her daughter Mrs.
Arthur Putnam, with the Rev. Frazer
Metzger In charge The interment was
made in South View cemetery Those
present from out Of town were the son
of the deceased Ned Chamberlain. and
her son-in-law. Arthur Putnam, Of Spring
field. Mass. Mr.. ard Mrs. Roy A. MELVILLE
OF Keene. y. H.. Mr.. and Mrs. cha rles
Waldo and Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Perkins
of Bethel.--Miss El'da Newcity is spend
ing short vaca ton In Montgomery
Mrs A. T. WorthAn Of Richmond Is visit
ing in this vicinity.
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at the sanitarium from the effects OF
apopletic shocks, aged 10 years Mrs.
Clark was formerly a milliner here, but
retired about five years ago. She is sur
vived by one daughter. Miss Laura
Clark. a teacher in Smith College; one
sister. Mrs. Martin I.infield Of Brain
tree: two brothers. Avery and Charles
Richardson. both OF Braintree The flu
nea- 70 n q md ~
be held at her late home on Central
street Thursday morning at nine o'clock.
Irterment will be made in Ludlow.-The
home of the Rev. and Mrs Joseph Ham
iltor was the scene OF a very pretty
wedding Tuesday. when their Youngest
daughter. Alice Ioyina. was united in
Harold Perkins OF Woodstock. The
couple was married ct high noon under
beautiful arch by the brides father.
the Rev. Joseph Hamilton, assisted by
, the Rev. A. l.. Cooper. The bridesmaid
was Miss Marguerite Stone OF Montpelier
Who was dressed in blue silk and carried
n bouquet OF white carnations. The
bride was very attrnetively dressed In
white embroidered chiffon and carried
shower boquet Of bride roses. After
| the ceremony. a lunch was served. after
which the bridal couple went for a short
Wedding trip. They viii reside in Wood
sock, where the groom is the first as
| sistant in the postoffice. Those from
away were p. J. Hamilton and family Of
| Woodstock; Mr.. and Mrs. L. =. Hanil
ton Of St, Johnsbury; X. Hamilton Of
St. John-hurv: Miss NJ. c. Hamilton Of
| Montpelier: Mr.. and Mrs Z. r. Perkins
of Brdgewater; Mrs. F., V. Perkins Of
Enosburgh Falls; Miss NJ. D, Stone Of
Montpelier: Mrs. w. S. Smthers of
/ Montpelier; Miss l.. R. varre OF Wood
x'cck; Miss Nancy Winch Of MARI
| borough. Mass.
CHELSEA.
| The grand Jurors drawn for service at
the ensuing June term Of Orange county
court are as follows; Bradford, Harvey
W. Eaton; Braintree, Avery E. Flint:
| Brookfed. John &. Perham; Chelsea,
Tired C. Waldo George A. Tracy: Cor
18th. William II. Thompson; Fairlee. Os-
Cal y. Renfrew; Newhury, David
| t'"ock, Orange. Reuben Lord; Randolph,
Homer w. Vail: STAFFORD, Benjamin f.
Quimby; Thetford. y. II. Porter Tops
ham, George II. Hight; Tunbridge.
Henry X. Hayward Vershire. Vance ID.
Conant, Washington, c. G. Simpson
Vest Fairee, H. B. Wilson; Williams
town Erwin II. Martin. The names OF
those who have been drawn for service
as petit jurors are: Bradford, John l."
| Worthley. George W. Carleton Brain
| tree, Carl 9. Bass. Harry 4. Pratt:
| Brookfield. Silas d, Newell Charles e.
Beard; Chelsea. Wiram Morse, Don T.
McAlfster. Corinth. Edwin f. Colby
Corydon Fellows: Fairlee. II. L. Rice.
c. f. Jackman: Newbury. Hale G.
Cook. Frank Ladd, Randolph. Henry
| Gilbert, George Goodrich: Sta ford,
George II. Moore, u. II. Lamb; Thetford,
Il. s. Howard, c. A. Emerson; Tops
ham, Roney Il. Hood, Harry X. Miles;
runbridge, Benjamin Tucker, Edgar W.
| Rowell; Nershire Chester D. Grant, l..
. Bradbury; Washington. Rufus X. Alb.
lott, A. l.. Patterson Williamst own.
| Wesley NJ. Seaver, James s. Hopkins --
Mrs. John b. Atwood. who has been
spending the winter in Sharon, Mass.
| accompanied by her son. Fred, arrived
In town for the summer last week and
| opened her house on Maple street. Her
sister, Mrs. Alice r. Hadey, who recent
~ arrived from a two years trip in
France and Italy, came on Friday to
stay during the summer. John NJ. At
wood came up from Boston to spend
6unday.-The three first days Of last
week We're marked by the deaths of
three well-known citizens, David Emery,
aLed over 81 who died Sunday night, DR..
Arthur h. Smith, aged 81 who died Mon