Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-12-15
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MlSa Grace Atel, daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs. Levi Abel o. last EraLntree. was
married IA Mortified Wednesday Dec.
t. GeofSe upper OF Barre They
viii live In Barre where the groom hg,
4 position in the hardware store CT Rey-
nolds & Son. The bride has been a clerh
in the L. 4. Thomas stored. c. Wood.
ard has resigned ~ chief OF police on ac-
count Of III health His SUCCESSOR has no,
Yet Zen appointed.-FI. T. Patch hsi
arrived from ClHrc1ont, y. H., hnd cakeI
possession OF ore of The riew E.rrerso,
houscs.-,dr. ard Mr. Wesley Eugbee Of
Chelsea have hoG@ht Of A ii Powers
farm OF 1a5 acres acjolCing their prop
srty in Chelsea, for W.!icn .-ey paid $500
Miss Nettye Robbins has fnished teach
ing in Sirin gfeld. Mass, G:d has gone 20
the Wcsttleld, Lase.. n9-rral.-Mr. and
Mrs. G. ". Pauton and daughter. Ma
lorie, VIII 80 to Manitoba BEFORE Christ.
mas to visit their elder daughter. Mrs. f,
J. Jones--AIrs. L. l. Pearsons ot But
land Ia at her ragrew's. Dr. r. W.
Holden.-t'red Dudley Smith has had his
herd OF 26 cows tested for tuberculosis
and no trace OF the disease was found.
The annuat meeting of the Raudolp,
Grange was held Saturday night Nha.
the following officers were elected
Master, John L Hutclirznn; overSeer
Fay j. Burnell; lecturer. Mrs. f. T.
Burnell; steward, Fey Daryor; assistant
steward. William blanchard: chaplain
Mrs. J. Harris la, treasurer. Lyman
fIutch.nsol; secretary. Alyco " Buck;
Aatekeep.r. Royal Smith; Ceres, Mrs J.
l.. Hutchinson; POI ora, Hannah Aldric1;
Flora, Mr.. g.. Z. steele; lady assistant
steward Una Allen; musical director,
Arthur vaughan; pianist. Ruby Allen;
march dire c,1rs. Dr. and Mrs. Fl w.
Holden loca. reporter. Mrs. +. J. Furnell;
delegate t. state Grange, Mr.. and Mrs.
+. ]. Burnell. The Installation OF officers
will be held at the first meeting in
January Lucus Goodheart WAS
called to South I;oyalton Saturday by
the Illness OF her sister. Mrs. Ormi
Greene.-A,rs. w. Z. Wall eutertalrcd the
Literary club Saturdly.-Mrs l.a Cope
land came from Boston Friday 10
remain with her daughters TIL Tuesday
Charles Dubois OF New York was here
over Sunday with his family at II. p
Sanford s.-H. A. Jacobs of Morrisyills
was here over Sunday with his wife AT
+. W. Jewett's.--The ladies of II.
Federated Church cleared $40 at their sale
Thursday at the Baptist church vestry.
Mrs. Lucinda Cleveland went o
Williamstown Monday to attend a meet
ing OF the Eastern stars This is he,
annual visitation as district deputy. Nr
Mason, the deputy grand patron. u
Montpelier, was also present.-Mrs. J. W.
Chesbro and sons. Ronald and Albert.
left Monday for Adams. Mass. where
they attended tho wedding yesterday
of Mrs. Cheshro's brother.-Mrs. II. T..
Sanford is more comfortable and is abba
to be up a short time each day.-Miss
Cora Holbrook has gone to Barre for n
stay Of ten days.-Frank Grswold went
10 Brattleboro Friday to attend a fun
eral and returned Sunday night.-No ses-
sion OF school was held Monday forenoon
on account Of the extreme cold making
It impossible To heat the rooms Monday
morning the thermometer registered about
10 degrees higher than for the last few
days Plumbers have been kent busy tho
PAST week thawine out water p!pes.--W.
III. Pelton has bought the meat market
Of ]. =. Adams.
The Rev. J. W. Hamilton left Tuesday
for Boston. where he Will attend the
meeting OF the Wesleyan association. He
will return irid1y-Miss Ellen Magin-
MS went to South Royalton Tuesday.
after being indoors four weeks with an
attack of the grip at the home OF Mrs.
Mary rarr.-Col. y. y. Chandler married
Miss Mildred Vivian Tuesday At noon in
brooklyn y, Y. and after wedding trip
south will return TO brooklyn for u
permanent residence. 1t is understood
that Wills Chandler. Colonel Chambers
son. who is now in the Adirondack
mountains for his health. is not gaining
this winter and j. able to be up only A
! part Of the tlrV.-Mr. and Mrs. f. j.
| Eurnel and Mrs, T., n. Mason went %
! EurhRstou Tuesday to attend the Stats
! Grange mectiua.-MrS. \, (. Hewitt won't
10 Woodstock tuesday for \ short visi,
with relauyos-Ernast Hatch received
news of the death Of his brother Arthur,
Hatch. Of Manchester y H.. who with
his ,ricad. William Whidoen. WAS
drowned While Skating. Their bodies
were not recovered till Monday after
noon-Mr, and Mrs, Hatch left here
Tuesday to attend the funeral Arthur
, ilatch was % years old and left a Wts
| and onr son. two years Of age.-Dr. Il.
G ,iiechman is NOT able 10 be up-Mr.
and Mis-, Herbert l., TatCh opened their
studio In the Cushman block MONDAY
Guy usha WAS in White River junction
Monday,
The Rev, $ T. Goodhcart Of Bethel
Was in town Tuesday and went TO brook
field to attend the circular conference.
Mrs, Frances sargent went to Hethe,
( "Wednesday to remain with Mrs. c. II
Gushing about two 7vNe.-Alrs Henry
kice went 10 Bethel "Wednesday to be
with Mrs. Edwin Morse for several
weeks II, Partridge accompanied the
Rev. J. Wallace Ch,.shro TO 8rookield to
attend the circular conference Tuesday
Fern Lodge Of kebekahs held Its annual
meeting Tuesday night and elected tho
following oiiicersj Mrs, ". {, Emerson.
noble grand Miss ANce Buck, vice.
grand; Mrs, Hattie hubbard, treasurer;
Mrs. Belle Dunn, secretary, Mrs. Bertha
Seymoure, past noble grand. Mrs. 5. 5.
Whitoomb is confined to the house with a
severe attack Of rheumatism -The hlo-
| mans ball viii be held December 81 in
Dubois Il days hall.-Aira, Neorse Laird
tiug her mother Mrs Jones. News has
been received of the serious illaess OF
Mrs. Martin Rumril ~ Springfield, Mass,
where she is with her dau8hter Mrs.
| George Hutchinson Moses Seymour,
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