Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-01-20
WINDSOR
BETHEL.

Cards nave been received announcing
the marriage IN Tunbridge January II.
Of H. Howard Tucker Of that place and
Miss Harriet NJ. Wood OF Bethel They
will be at home In Tunbridge after Feb
ruarv !. The bride has been ii successful
teacher for several years and is grad
uate of Whtcomb high school.
Officers of Daniel Lille post, g. A. r.,
have been elected as follows and were
Installed Wednesday evening Com
mander, Albert Abbott; senior vice-com-
mauder, s. Frank Lyman; junior vice
commander, l.. +. Cushman: adjutant.
Theodore A. Chadwick quaitermaster,
Patrick F. wynn; officer OF the day.
Monroe y. Kendall; chaplain. Henry
Sharp; guard. oster NJ. Dana. The
post has 81 active members and about
~ associates.--Dr. and Mrs. Ernest c.
Bullard. Of jamestown, X. l., are NJ
CHRISTOPHER T.. Mobiles. The senior class
Of the Whitcomb High school gave n
Socaple Friday evening for the gradual
ing cXpenses.--Dr. George h. Davis has
heen invited by the directors OF the
Rardolph sanatorium 70 place on its
consulting board.--John r. Foley left
town last week. after selling horse
lately bought In Wa,saeld. II turns
out ina; he gave for the horse n worth
| less check on the Bethel bank.
II was expected that the star route
between this village and GHysville would
be re-estab!shcd Monday. but instead
Postmistress Martha W. Arnold was
notified from Washington that al! the
| b.ds were TOO high ana that no award
had been made and that none would re
| 4
time new notices wee posted calling
for bids which may no Sent 10 Washing
ton until February /. the date named
for reopcE,nr the route helng February
A.
Mrs Solon ID. Newton dei Tuesday
| morning at her home In barnard Of
genera! parl.%s!s aged nearly Is years,
| Ter lest illN.<s of about ten days fol-
lowed three years OF poor health. The
trneyel VIII he held to-day NJ 200
d. III. with interment ut North Barnard.
| ;hc ReV. ! Wesley Miller will ofiiciate.
ME-. Newton, whose maiden name was
Mary Enelne Davis, WAS the only
daughter Of tho late Oramel Davis and
mis- wife Mary tpaise) Davis, both OF
whom were numbers of Barnard's Oldest
families. her great grandfather. Moses
Davis, having settled there In 1850 being
| accompanied by his father. Moses DAVIS
Wuo when "a young child escaped the
general slaughter of Indians at oyster
river in what Is now southern New
Hampshire IN 1924. by Deing thrown into
., corner of room and covered ~
feather bed. She is survived by heI
husband, to whom she was married II
1856 by II brother. Charles -. Davis. OF
'omerOy. Wash. and by son and tive
daughters The Rev. William VI. Newton
If Woonsocket. r, J., former principa
Of Montpelier Seminary and pres'dnt
elder Of the Montpelier district OF th'
Methodist Church. Ada. wife OF JON
spauldins of South Royalton and Jennie
wife of Fred Spaulding OF Barnard. He
son came Tuesday morning TO MAKE
the funeral arrangements.
several persons went to Woodstock
Tuesday as witnesses In the divorce cas-
= Lena tYoung) Wright versus Fred Il
: Wright, residents OF Royalton.--Mr, an'
Mrs Melvin II, Harrington Of German
I, own, Pa. are visiting at Mrs. Mary Il
:, itarrington's They will sail In few
. days from New York to spend severa
. weeks in Italy.--Miss Ruth bearing re
, turned Tuesday to Barre. Mass.-Mis
( Edith Balch of Burlington was her
X Tuesday