Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-07-25

Terry, who recognized II when brought
to his Jewelry Store for new crystal |
by u Young man, who IL supposed to
have picked II up. There were some In
crimln16sng facts. but no prosecution
was begun although CCsEtable wheeler
had to go for the chain to the mans
boarding place.-B. c. Noble Of Windsor
is visiting at c. T.. NOTES.-The men,
bers Of the granite cutters union are on
suuc, which has lasted three days.
resulting from the discharge OF William
Allan. a stone cutter employed by the
Woodbury. Granite cSmpany.--Nlss Mar
ion A. Kendall left Monday for Oakland,
Cal. where she will spend the summer,
hoping to be able to resume her work in
September at the Marshall high school in
Chicago.--At the se:Ih-annual business
NEE ing Of Bethel branch. G. G. !. a.,
held Friday officers as follows were
elected for the ensuing year:-President.
John Methven; corresponding secretary.
Fred Il Beal; financial secretary. 'ohn
A. OMAlley; treasurer. Charles r.
White.-L. p. Billiard went Monday to
visit his son in Roche -1er-john j. Will
son was in Burlington Sunday.-Wallace
BatcAeldcr and family were in Burling-
ton Monday.--The Bethel baseball team
was defeated at Randolph Saturday by
a score of Q to 5.-W. L. Mcmillan and
| family of Montreal returned h,me Mon
day after a visit at j. a. Pereys
| Mrs. Robert II. Coy and daughter of
New York city are guests at Hon. Royal
| J. Flnt's.- Waston Perey went Mon
day to Windsor Mills. Que. his former
! home. -Merrill A. Owen, eyed IS years.
came Monday from Norwich to visit at
| Cha rles n. Browns .-Mrs. Henry r. Tut
tie of North Jay, Me, is spending
week at Fred w. Tuttles.--Mrs. George
Dukette of Randolph visited Mrs. NJ A.
| Gushing Tuesday. Mrs. Addie Abbott re-
turned Tuesday TO Derry, ~ H.. after a
visit at Frederick Smith's.-Miss Marion
Topper of Barre is a guest at James A.
Graham's.-E Kittredge is working in
Windsor. Law of New Haven,
Conn. is boasding at Mrs Ho ace
Church's .-Sam l.. Abbott was in Bur-
lington TUESDAY to attend the progress
sive State convention.-Miss Ruth Car
ter learned Friday Of the death Of her
father. Rodney f. Carter. In Baltimore.
The family lived here some years ago for
"A short tme,-Ernest II. Kittredge has
completed the renovating Of his store.
cupy grocery store.
Mrs. William r. Clifford of Hartford.
Conn. came Monday to Henry w.
Prestons for n visit--Joel 3. Putnam.
aged " years. who was hurt by fall
on the postoffice steps nearly three
months ago, is again able to walk down
town from his boarding place on church
street.-Mrs. Pamela Cutler. aged 81
years. who has been visiting in Pittstield
and Stockbridee for two months re-
turned Tuesday Frank MaRioncy has
moved from his fathers house to the
next house up Camp Brook. owned by
f. -. Gilson.-Large quantities of rasp-
berries are being picked near the gran
lite quarrics and find a ready market at
the village, where they are delivered for
10 cents a auart.-Mrs. Netue (Curtis)
Davis of Lancaster, y. H., Is a guest OF
, Mrs. Florence Chadwick-Claude Will
, hanson is away a visiting trip ia
Windsor and Bratteboro.-Ru n
kingsburv. aged q years died at the
home of his son. Horace. Tuesday fore
noon. following three paralytic shocks
of which the last was two weeks age
N Sunday. He was born in Brookheld and
had spent most of his life in this vicinity
His wife. who was Gratia Greene. died
eight years ago. He is survived ny
brother, Edwin Kingsbury OF Montpelier
and by three sisters. Mrs. Ausustf
smith of Barre. Mrs. Annie Crane o
. Providence and Mrs Frank Trask o
Randolph Center. The funeral will NJ
held at his sons home near East Bethe
Thursday at 900 p. m, the Rev. j. Yves
lev Miller officiating.-A meeting of tn
= executive committee OF tn" Windsor AM
n Orange Counties Veterans association
: was held Wednesday at the Bascon
;. House. NJ. j. Sargent or South Royalto
u presiding 1t was decided to hold the an
J. nual reunion in Bethel at date from
= August Il to a. depending upon the con
g venicnce of speakers. A Lee Cady wa
Il appointed chairman of the citizens com
:. mittee for the occasion. \ subscriptio
% paper for the defrayai of ,enses
IT being circulated by F.. &. Hagar. tn
:. prcsident.-W. l.. Hughes. Representative
II OF the Tribune Fresh Air fund was her
10 Wednesday.-E Edward Carroll Ieturre
II Tuesday from an absence Of two year
in Portland. ore, where he did hospits
work.-Hon r.. \. Davis and family wer
In Chelsea Tuesday The employees
v the Woodbury. Granite company's shed
id are still out for the fifth day as resu
= of the discharge OF fellow workman
~ About 90 men are involved.
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