Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-08-25
WINDSOR
BETHEL.

While In New York last June to |
meet his old colonel upon his return
TO America. Lieut.. Wallace Batchelder
of the Rough Riders. now Lawyer
Batcheldor Of this town. Invited Colo
mel Roosevelt to come 10 Vermont
The ex-president promised to accept
II possible and that he would advise
later whether he could come or not.
August l7-Mr. Ratchelder received
letter from Colonel Roosevelt. accept
ing the invitation, and saying: Il
shall certainly visit you within
year, but it Is out of the question for
me to say now when"
4 union Sunday school picnic on ]. w.
Iibhard's farm was held Thursday. at
tended by $50 persons. many Of whom
were carried hy automobiles furnished
by John Keleher. Mrs. Mary F.. Harring-
ton, r. A. Fisher, DR.. o. V. Greene, DR..
F. A. Edmunds, c. H. Kidder and Frank
f. Wallace. A program of sports AFTER
luncheon included ball game, during
which H. II. Densmore spralned his
ankle sliding to first base. Miss Dorothy
Cady was slightly injured during the day
by turning over an ankle. +. b. Smelling
was hit on the arm BY foul tip, but was
not much hurt.-Miss Nellie Adams or
Brookline. Mass. Is a guest at Wills L.
Fish's-Mrs. NJ. A. Campbell and her
daughter, Ethel. OF Boston are at John
l.. Parrotts.--Dr F. E. Steele OF Mont
pelier was here Friday.-Miss Alice Shell
don, president Of the Woman's Auxiliary.
met the women Of Christ Church parish
at n mission conference Wednesday at
the rectory-Joseph p Mccormick IL
visiting Patrick Mccormick He is a pro-
fessor of mathematics in the Georgia
School Of Technology at Atlanta. Ga.-Ex-
aminatious for teachers and tuition GER
| tificates will be held at the high school
| building August rs and % by Superinten-
dent Earle r. Wison.-A democratic raj
| ~ will he held at the town hall Thurs-
day evening September !. at which ad-
dresses will be made by Charles ID. Wat
son, the Rev. ]. b. Reardon and " A.
Bullard-Miss Eva Bent will teach next
fall in Wellesley, Mass. She Is at
| Ogunqu.t. Me, at present-Wli!'anl
Clough moved Saturday to West Hart
ford.-Mlss Nancy Crothers completed
her sOth year last Saturday.
4 large number of witnesses appeared
before the public service commission
! i
T. NJ Savage against the Central vermont
railway for land damages. The commis-
sion awarded Mr.. Savage $500. and the
hearing on the Cotton case was adjourned
Commissioners ]. w. Redmond ana l.. ri
Porter and Clerk r. W. Speare were
present C. W. Writer'S appeared for th'
railway company and Wallace Batchelde'
for the land OWNERSHIP. o. ID. Greene
was the nominee of the republican rep
resentative caucus Monday and the Rev
j. Wesley Miller OF the democratic Bot
nomination were made In fair slze'
caucuses uuanimously.-A j. WICK
ers is III with typhoid fevcr.-A union ser
vice will he held Sunday evening on tn
town hall lawn with the Rev. DIT. W. II
Rider OF Gloucester. Mass. as preacher
East Bethel citizens have filed with IN
; selectmen petition asking that IN
streets be lit ny electricity and the peti
ton will he granted--B II. Benedict wen
Tuesday to Haverhill. Mass. to work.
DR. l.. w. Clough moves his family mi
: week to Enosburs Falls. where he vi!
practise medicine.-A party from Stock
bridge consisting Of c, ". Ford and ram
lily, Harcourt Ford and family and Sin
: Laury and family will go this week I
Oklahoma