Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-01-25
WINDSOR COUNTY
BETHEL.

BETHEL.
Mrs James Mckessor was in Bur.
nhstoh January II to attend the we'd.
o'he OF her niece. Miss Mary c. Elan.
ucrS' or That city, to Fred Bainton OF
"ed BANK. y. j., the ceremony being
periormed by the Rev. a. G. Clark The
''''' IN" bridegroom are both known
% 'nc bride having spent a month
""' ".r aunt last summer The young
peop'' 'ert on the 1905 train Wednesday
n'ns on their wedding Journey to in
'lude Montreal. keeseville. N. " Man
chester-by-the-Sea and thence IA ,boi,
future home in Red Bank.
son was born January On % ~.
and Mrs. Willis c. Whittaker ri.
Woman's Reading club me, Mo,aa,,
AFTERNOON at the home of Mrs win.
J. Fish. with quotations from Jane,
Russell Lowell.-B. G. Griges of Wind
sor car inspector. was brought fro,,,
toyalton on one OF the afternoo,
trains Friday and treated nc mr. -
V. Greene for a dslocated wris, and
nrohen arm sustained by falling on
the station platform.-A pranite chin
fht an eye OF Michael Harvey at the
Woodbury. sheds Friday and prohahlv
~ H.
munds sent the injured man to a Bos-
| ton specialist for treatment The
three years old son Of Henry Wight.
who has been sufferer from infam-
nation of the eyeball. IS being treat.
ed at Hanover. N. H., by DR.. Carlton
Shirley Barnes, aged 20 years. died
tuesday morning of pneumonia at the
home OF his parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Ifamlin G. Barnes.-A. y. Washburn +
filling six cars with hemlock bark for
shipment, paying the farmers $3.50
cord.-The 40 horsepower gasolene en-
CINE lately installed at the Bethel
Mills was first used Tuesday under the
supervision OF Brice Pease of Somere-
worth y. H., an expert employed by
tho Brackett. Shaw & Lunt Co, who
sold the engine.--Albert Levine is at
work az sawyer AZ the Bethel Mills
for the third season.--Philip Cadorette
has loft his position as day operator
at this station and went Monday TO
Sherhrooke. Que. ". A. Lancor takes
his place as day operator and n.
OKane succeeds him as night opera
tor.
The Hon. Allen NJ Fletcher of Cavern
dish was here Wednesday and was shown
over the plant Of the Wood bury Granite
company by W. c. Clifford SUPER
intendent.-The Methodist society will
serve fish chowder supper at Gushing
hall Friday eveninC.-The funeral OF the
late Shirley Barnes will be held at the
home OF his parents Thursday at two
p m. The Rev Henry a. Parkhurs, and
the Rev j Wesley Miller will ofiriate
This is tho FIRST death among the eight
children Of the famiy.--Wiliam Decker
was in Randolph Wednesday.--A broken
rail near bridge 81 on the Central Vermont
| railway was discovered by section men
Wednesday forenoon after the lo:li north
| bound local, had passed the point. A
warning was telephoned 20 Randolph and
the sOuthbound mail was tagged and sent
back TO Randolph fo- orders after il had
gone about mile towards Bethel II
was delayed only few mnutes.-Fro
w. Suitor of Barre. secretary of the Inter.
| national Quarry Workers union. was
! here Wednesday on an official visit.--The
| quarantine has been removed from the
home Of Leon l.. Chamberlin and there is
now no diphtieria In town.-A. NJ. Walker
Of Whitefeld, N H.. chak-talk
evangelist. Is holding meetings every
evening at the Lympus Church-The third
| Of five events in the high school lecture
course will be held at the town hal
| Thursday evening. mystic entertain
! mont by Ray Newton.--The largest and
| finest ice harvest ever known in Bethel
was completed Tuesday.-Francis Aikens
employed in the Office OF the Peerless
| Automobile company of Cleveland. is with
his parents for two weeks.--Albert L.
! Stearns is seriously i'll. His son Roy l..
| Stearns of Springfield has been here 10
! visit him