Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-09-21
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT

business matters Mrs. Guy Clough also
went to the same place to take possession
of house which they have rented tenn
porarily, and where they will remain for
n time.-Fred Chadwick of Lynn Mass
has arrived here for few DAYS STAY
with Mr.. and Mrs NJ. V. Chadwick, his
parents.-Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Eaton en-
tertained family party over Sunday
which was composed of Or. and Mrs
David Eaton OF Chicago and his sister.
Mrs. Martha peake of Polo. H.. Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Eaton and daughter. Miss
Erline Eaton, Mr. and Mrs. Caleb Eaton.
and Mr. and Mrs Norman Harvey Of
Rochester. all of whom but the three
first named returned to Rochester Sum
day night, the others going on Monday
morning.-Miss Maybelle Severance of
Braintree. niece of Mrs Archer, left here
Monday TO resume school In South
Lancaster, Mass.-Mrs. tmogene Goodale
or south Royalton and Mrs. Hcher Rowell
vi massachusetts were guests of Mrs. II.
H. Hayward on Sunday-Mrs George
Mitchell, Sr., of Boston, who was enter
tanned by Miss Winnlfred Richmond over
Sunday, went to Mortified Monday morn
Ing, before returning to her homc.-Mrs.
has been for several days with Mrs Ellen
Young, went to Northneld for visit
with relatives Monday morning-Thc
ambulance recently purchased by the
sanatorium management arrived here
saturday morning and on Sunday il was
taken to Bethel and Allen Battles. who
was injured there in a railroad accident
last week. was brought here and placed
In the sanatorium With very little APP
parent discomfort, and he has now every
reason to expect a speedy rccoverY,-Mrs.
Bertha Nickerson and her daughter. Miss
Marion NickersCn, have leased the upper
apartments of Mrs W. +. WedRewood
and will remain here through the winter.
Miss Cora 1Iohrook who has been pass
ing her vacation with her mother. Mrs.
Roswell Holbrook, left Sunday night for
Barre to open the store of - r. Messer.
M. H. Miller who has been suffering
for several days from a recurrence OF his
old trouble, which is now affecting his
heart. is in a very serious condition at
his home here-At a meeting of the mem
bers of the Baptist Church on Sunday the
Rev j. W. Cheshro. Mr.. and Mrs Il.
n Rising and Mrs Roswell TIobrook
were elected delegates TO the baptist
Etate convention. soon TO he held in Barre
Charles Montgomery. who has been
with his mother, Mrs Mary Montgomery
'or the last two weeks, left Monday for
Boston to resume duty on the police
force Of that city.-Mrs. r. G. Lenney
who has been in Hardwick for several
weeks. returned with her daughter on
Nonday.-Mrs. b. w. Peake. who has been
quest of Mrs. w. e Wedgowood left
Monday for Woodstock and from there
VIII go to her homo In Somervillc. Mass
The Rev. and Mrs. w. H. Chalmers who
have been with relatives in town for sew
pral weeks left Monday for their home
In Rverhoad l.. Mrs. John Jacobs re-
turned from Underhll on Monday and
her husband. who has been supplying the
station there for two months. IS expected
to I've released from duty there on Tues
day and return here.-rhe town clock has
arrived and work on the tower on the
station will he begun as soon as the
superintendent. c. G. Reynolds. can
muster a force of help. The clock which
Will have an illuminated face, IS the prop
erty Of the Grange Dramatic club
4 very quiet marriage was soemnfzed
Wednesday morning at $50 o'clock in
Braintrce. when Fred c. Chadwick. only
son Of Mr. and Mrs. Mark Chadwick Of
this place, and Miss Harriet G. Il. Pack
ard, second daughter of Mn. and Mrs. f,
II. Packard who at present reside in
Brantree, were married by the Rev. Or.
4. l.. Cooper of this place The bride was
attired in a travelling dress of dark blue
silk, On princess, with coat and hat to
match and was unattended. the cere-
mony being witnessed 10y the Immediate
families only. The single ring service OF
the Methodist church was used. The dec
ordtious were simple. Mr.. and Mrs. Chad