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

Ralph TWitchell has been engaged ior
the coming year as principal OF the Wells
River high school,. His brother, Robert,
returns to a similar position at Marl-
boro. y. H.-A son was born July 80 to
Mrs. John G.. Hartwell Oscar +. COL
burn. ice cream manufacturer and dealer
in the Cav block, married Tuesday. July
70. Miss Gertrude l.. Turner of Lincoln,
the Rev. Ernest NJ. Holman of Bristol
performing the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs
Colburn arrived here Wednesday even
ing and are living at the Bascom House.
Harry Emery is in charge Of the Wash
burr Hotel at Randolph for the trustee
C;eorge Fearon, aged two months, child
of Mr.. and Mrs. William j. Fearon, died
Friday m~orning.-Miss Mabel Miller mas
| been engaged to teach In Haverhlii'
n. H.. beginning September 3.-Mr. n
| Mrs. william Foster and Mr.. and Mrs. NO.
bic Brooks of Middlcbury visited Friday at
w. A.. observation-disclosures Sturk and
family nave moved from Hurricane
Island. Me. into Thomas ]. Lavere's
house on Highland park.-A. d. Abbott
IA in charge of building the new Lavere
house on North Main street.-Mr. and
Mrs. II. II. Dinsmore have moved into
their new house on Pleasant street.-Mrs
n. l.. Chase went Friday to visit in Shar-
on DIR. George r. Davis and Miss Mabel
s Kerr were married Saturday by the
Rev ]. Wesley Miller at the home Of the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank @.
Kerr. They are camping at Milton in
company with Mr.. and Mrs. Harold p.
Perkins. Or. Davis has been in medical
n~ractice here since his graduation. four
- tt 80 Nvarp, Opt
Medical college. He was born in Stock
bridge, where his parents are still living.
and is "A graduate of Whitcomb high
school. Mrs. Davis was born in Glouces-
ter. Mass. and came here with her par
ents three years ago. The young people
had a hard time getting through a small
army of their friends. who surrounded
the house during the ceremony to give
hem a proper send-off. -Rethel defeated
South Royalton in an interesting baseball
game on Graham field Saturday after
noon by a score of 1 to 8. Dutton pitched
effectively and Tenney's work IN the boz
for the visitors was satisfactory. II wa
n free-hitting game. hut the fielding wa
Rood.-During the ball game Saturday aft
ernoon, a horse belonging to Fred G.
!. Dutton. pitcher for the local team. hrok'
away from IT'S hitching place and RAJ
wildly around for some time. final,
plunging into a wire fence ana gettini
tangled up in 1t. The top wire of tn,
fence was barbed and the horse SUSTAINED
} a long cut In the face, which DR.. Bes
sewed UP. The horse was otherwise un
? injured and the buggy escaped damage
2 After getting his horse out Of the wrecl
r and taking It to the veterinary surgeon
Dutton resumed the game and pitche,
T winning ball,-A collision occurre,
: Thursday evening between Gilman 4
Batchcllcr's milk wagon and l.. r. Fer
RVS automobile. one result of which wa
that about 40 quarts OF milk were spill
y In the street.-Mr. and Mrs. Ralph /
: Shaw OF Burlington are visiting here
Robert II. COY of New York has toine,
t his family at Hon. r. j. F1ints,-Mrs
4 J. II. Miller of Springfield. Mass, an
i Mrs, Hattie Coy are at n. N. Kendalls