Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-08-15

Fred r. Beal has been chosen repreSen
tative from Bethel branch Granite Cut
ters' international Association to tho an
nual convention of Vermont. A. F. or
H., at Montpelier this week.--Mr. and Mrs.
Asa II. Chatfield have taken O fakm near
saxton's River and will occupy It at
once.--Miss .Hortense Flint came from
Franklin. N. H.. Saturday for two
weeks vacation.-M4ss Grace Hazen of
Westford is a guest Of L. f. Ferry.
William Hoisington went Saturday to
Derry. N. H.. to visit his mother, who IL
ill.-Mrs Cynthia Hoisington returned
Friday from a 10 weeks visit in Maiden,
Mass.--Guy N. Smith, cashier OF a White
River junction bank. spent Sunday with
Charles 8. Shepard.-Mr. and Mrs wills
l.. Fish have returned from herburne.-
Miss c. Symons of Bridgeport, Conn has
been visiting her uncle, Vivian J. Thomas.
Alexander Fleming Of Magog. Que. Is
n guest OF Daniel J. Poik.-Naliace
Batch.lder will leave for Milwaukee Sun.
day TO attend the 22nd annual congress
of commissioners on uniform State laws,
which will be In session August q TO %
inclusive, and the annual meeting OF the
American Bar association August q to
81 inclusive. Mr. Batchelder was ap.
pointed last year commissioner from Wer-
mont on uniform State laws, and while
serving at the 21st congress In Boston
was elected a member of the general
council Of the American Bar association.
He was obliged to decline an invitation
from Harland B. Howe Of st. lphnsbury
to participate In his cam: align on the
stump In order to he present at these
gatherings.-J. p. Mccormack, teacher OF
mathematics at the Tarrytown. n. Y. high
school. has been spending a few days
with his parents-William Mccormack,
aged 70 veare died Thursday night at the
home Of his brother. Patrick Mccormack.
after an illness Of six months. The funeral
was held Saturday morning IN the
Catholic Church in Randolph. with lnter-
ment at that place. the Rev. NJ. 8.
O'Donnell officiating.
Arrivals at the Church farm Wednes-
day were Miss Ada Nichols and her moth
er and Miss Bertha Fellows Of Lyme and
Miss Catherine Osborne Of Philadelphia
Perrin p. Whitaker went Tuesday ia
Danvers, Mass. to work in an insane hos
pital.-Miss May and Nellie Perkins Of
1.inwood. Mass. are guests at the home
| Of Walter w Perkins Teachers for the
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as follows: Miss Mildred Goodwin Of
Randolph at I.illieville; Miss Eastman OF
White River Junction at Lympus: Miss
Jennie Welch at the Mountain Miss Car
oline y. Weymouth at East Bethel: Miss
| Annie i. Fowler at the Quarr1es; Miss
| Bern!ce Flint. Christian Hill: Miss WillO-
may Toland. Camp Brook: Mrs. Jennie
| Dyke. Gilead: Miss Dora Douglass. Old
Church Miss Paerle Tewksbury. Find
! ley Bridge. Nomination papers for Wins
( low G. Whitaker. as republican candi-
| date for town representative, have been
fled at the town clerks Office. He is a
native citizen. a farmer, and for many
years has been active in town affairs
Two years ago ne retired from the can
vass for the same nomination In favor OF
Or. o. D. Greene. He has filled the office
| Of lister for more than Ii years and was
for many years school director-Ihe
democratic representative caucus Is called
for next Monday evening. the latest pos
sible date-Edward P. Fisher finished
work as clerk at the Moody store Tues
day and was succeeded by Fred c. Put
nam.-Mrs Fred c. Ives and daughter
and Mrs Thomas Collins Of Upper Lake
n Y. are visiting here-The Tuskeget
uuartette and reader gave an entertain
ment at the Congrega tional Church Tues
day evening Mrs. Fred Daniels Of Fair
fax returned Tuesday after a week here
Herbert Chamberlain Of Chicago Is re-
visiting his old home.--Mrs. NJ NJ. GordoI
of Barre returned home Tuesday. leaving
her grandfather. Cornelius Cutler. aget
% years. much improved IN health.-Th'
Rev. John c. Hazelton OF Pittsfeld canet
on friends In town Tuesday.-E. d. Mar
telle of Aver. Mass. Is visiting his broth
nv T. T Martelle