Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-11-28
BETHEL.

The deer season has been a good one
here. Deputy Game Warden, f. s. Put
nam has received reports of the follow-
Ing successful hunters. with weights Cd
animals killed. Willie Kendall 1873; Lee
Moses OF Tunbridgc. shot in Rochester,
rs; X Fl. Mcdonald. 125; Dyer Grant,
10; Charles Morse. l75; Dana f. Grow,
zoo; Walter g. Chamberlin. 1S3: George
T.. ilimball. 30; Laurence G. Holbroolz,
loc Besides these il is understood that|
deer have been killed by the following
local hunters, not yet reported to MrJ
Putnam: George II. Arnold Wiley Oh
Newman. Willis C. Whitaker. Frederick
smart. Edwin Mcintyre Jr. The White
River railroad Saturday brought from.
TWO camps M the river nine deer and
bear claimed as follows with dressed
weights, killed in and near Plttsfield.
bear Weighing 40 pounds by Ernest|
Bartlett and Harry Peduzzi of Barre who'd
wiz divide the bounty and other proce eds !:
deer of the following weights, parties
from Earre; Antonio Palusell. 10 polnts.|
oNj pounds: Falaoro Arsotino 121; Ono-|
rata Crutti. POI; Louis Nero. 10: killed.
at and near Robinson In the town of|
Rochester; A. r. McGovcrn of BurlnGton|
III. and the following from Sprngfield;
Il j Lyon. li0; T. d. McQuaii is; +.
W. Hosngton, ~; James e. Nudd. lA-|
Mr.. AND Mrs John LaRook. Jr camel
Saturday from Lowell Mass, tn spend
n month here and in Randolph.
George Purdy and two children are heroI
from Derry. n n for a visit at Will
liam HoIsinston s.-Mr and Mrs. Louis|
Conant and two children came saturday.
from Quebec to visit at George Conant's.
Mr. and Mrs Cassius Bostwick and
daughter Of Granville. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel Seaman If Cornwall. hay" boen|
visiting at Harry l.. Washbun II
James y. Gilchrist is recovering from an
attack Of pluru- pneumonia littl" Gordon
Mack Davis has been seriously IN with
bronchitis and ptomain poisoning, hut Is
much hctter.-Danie Lille post, No. 81
q. ~ r. gave n pleasant campfire andl
banquet Friday evening to its associated
members. tho mcmbers of L. l.. Wynn
camp, No. l. SONS Of veterans. and the
members q the Nomans Relief Corps.
here was good singing 10y a male choir
and the speaking was by judo, T.. :.
stanton Of l,oNbury, Hon. John H. Senter
of Montpelier and the Rev, NJ :. ODon-
nell, Frank T.. Martnl n member of the
sixth VI. regiment presided Tho cellar
is being dug for the proposed 81 An
thongs CahoUc Church ON church
street o. the lot noNt lo Ms. joanna
OConnrll's. This is tho suit OF IN my
years planning by the local catholics.
who have had "A steady growth for
several years.-Mr and Mrs. August
" hittal.cr nave returned after an abb
soncr in the south of eight months,
Sunday nights storm was quite a scri.
GUS one, heavy snow causing general
arrangement of the wire systems Word
came from Randolph that several poles
OF the Gaysyile Electric company were
down. The Bethel Telephone company
had - busy day. Monday. repairing lines.
The northbound train due here ut $50 \.
Ia. was held IL minutes no orders being
octainabe until the arrival of the south-
hound mail train.-Jam.s A. Gilchlist haa
recovered from an attack Of pneumonia
at the Miller boarding house and will 20
Tuesday 10 his home In st George. Me-.
lCOnttnueu OH mage ISL