Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-08-01

place for the rest Of the year Mrs. Ag1
mes King and WILD Blossom returned
Saturday to their home In Clftondale,
Mass.--The Rev N. NJ. Shaw OF South
STAFFORD preached Sunday afternoon ad
the Baptist Church.-The Green Noun
tain band of Randolph. is to Is pieces.
has been engaged for the veterans re-
union, to be held here the third wees
In August. -George a. Waters. reported
missing from his home in Middlebury, 8
well known here. having run ia rho r
shop several years in this village. 10
went from here to Milton three years
aGo.-Mrs. Christopher Bruce went Sat-
urday to Jonesville for vacation
Rochester beat Bethel at baseball Satur-
day afternoon on Graham's field by a
score of 2 to 0. Sam Wheeler and Ar
thur Lewis umpired the game. The pitch
ing of Aley for Rochester and Dutton
for Bethel was about equally good and
1t may be said that both teams played
good ball. although Rochester's fielding
both In and out of the diamond was bet =
ter than pethel's. Without Betheps err
rors Rochester would not have scored. :
Harold Smelling came from Boston Sat-
urday for a vacation of two weeks
Ine differences between tho Woodbury.
Granite company and Bethel branch, g.
- ]. A. as to the discharge of William
Allan, stonecutter. have been submit
ted to arbitration, the men meanwhile
returning to work and Mr. Allan remain
ing mere by request of the union The
cialn or the company Is that he is a
slow workman and this point will be in.
Vestigated by the board.--About 80 stone-
cutters left town during the week. Soma
or whom Will return when they hear that
WORK Is to be resumed at the sheds
John d. Wheeler. nominated for high
bailf ny the democratic county conyen-
ton. is at present first constable Of
Bethel
E. V. Hiboard. of Meredith. N. H
motel man or 80 years experience. has
bought the business OF Charles F. Church
at the Bethel Inn and will take possession
August |. Landlord Church and his VITA
have been here four years and have made
a great success OF the hotels which they
have run. first the Bascom House and for
three years past the Inn.-Leslie South
worth Is visiting his brother In Windsor.
The hay crop In this section Is of fully
average size and more than average DUAL.
itv.-Mrs. Laura B. Wilson suffered last
week severe attack Of heart disease.
from which she is recovering. but Is still
prostrated.-Mr and Mrs c. F. Clark Of
Cedar Rapids. Ia. were here Saturday on
their way to Rochester, Mr.. Clark's ma.
tive town. He Is a younger brother Of
Col. Albert Clark. the prominent army
officer and publicist, now deceased--Mr.
and Mrs. A c. Sterling OF Montpelier are
at W. G. Shaw's.-Carl Swangren and
Alexander Angus, OF Sioux Falls, 8. D..
are at the rnn.-Misses May Savage and
Ellen Preston have the frame up OF a
new house on the site of last winters fire.
N. A. Dustin OF Randolph, Paul G. Tink.
ham Of Rochester. and Frank l.. Town.
send of Barnard were business v4sttors
Monday.-H. NJ Mcintosh OF Bur1inStou
was here Monday on business for the
State highway commissioner
Joseph Rawlinson Of Randolph IL
visiting at A Henry Matson's and on
Wednesday he will begin work at C.
O. Spauldings printing offlce.-E. G.
Hagar has learned Of the death Of his
graninieoe. Mrs. Lila WInsMp. at her
home in Danny Moniay forenoon. The
funeral was held wednesday-Mr
Fisher are IN Montpclior-Miss Bessie
Bate heller. who has taught several
terms at the Finley Bridge school has
secured position as teacher in the
Lansdowne school, Montreal. Begin
ming in September.-Miss Amy Rixford
OF Townsend. N H. is the guest OF
her mother. Mrs. c. n. Goss.-F. r.
Smelling has sold his Photographic
business in the Child studio to 8 A.
Smith OF Ran lolph, from whom ne
bought II five years ago.--Dr. r. A
Edmunds goes each Tuesday to Pitts
field TO care for DR.. Tracy's patients
during his vacation.-The Rev. and
Mrs. G. W. French of West Hartford
spent Wednesday in town-The coun-
ty court Jurors returned Tues lay,
having been discharged for the term
which opened June Mrs. Charles F.
Shepard is spending a few lays in
South Tunbridge.-The Rev. q. p. Full
Ter. pastor OF the Congregational
Church at East Braintree and West
Brookfeld, was a visitor Wednesday.
For the veterans reunion to be
held August 20. Col John II. Aimms
of Burlington has been secured as
Observation-Disclosures. John Keleher AMI
her daughters have been visiting in
Barre.--Vernon Greene. son OF tina
Rev. DR.. r. A Greene of Somerville.
and a frequent visitor in Bethel. will
teach modern languages next year at
Vermont Academy.