Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-12-10
WINDSOR CuQn1r
BETHEL.

Mrs Austin Havey and her son. YER
non' went Monday morning to Southing-
ton, Conn, to visit DR.. Leroy A. Havey.
Mrs. Charles S. Cutler is seriously i'll
with pneumonia. Her daughter Mrs
Park II. Wight, came Sunday from
'iallowcll, NJ. to care for her.-Work
at the cutting plant Of the Woodbury.
Granite company Is suspended several
days because Of the collapse of the
foundation of the boilers at the steam
plant Of the Gaysvil.c Electric Light &
Power company at this place Work is
being pushed as fast as possible on the
foundation and brick work around the
boilers which has to he relaid. but little
II any business can be done this week,
Fully no men are temporarily idle
E. T.. Spading. grand juror, and g. t.
Noble and II. L. Washburn, petit jurors,
went Monday to Woodstock to attend
county court. where the Hon. T. NJ
Butler of Rutland is presiding judge
Rehearsais are in progress for Christ
mas cantata to be given on the Sunday
evening before Christmas by q members
Of the church choirs of the Village-Mrs
r. NJ. Chase returned Saturday from
visit Of few days in Roston.--John j.
Wilson is progressing satisfactorily after
an operation for appendicitis which he
underwent last week at hospital in
hanover. \. H.-William Doubleday Of
Brattleboro is visiting his daughter, Mrs
Fred Williamson.
Mrs. Charles $. Cutler. aged 10 years
died yesterday morning of pneumonia
after an illness OF four or FIVE days With
her grandson, Leo Wight, she spent
as a guest OF relatives IN
Rutland. They returned December and
IN three or four days she became SER
iously III. Her daughter, Mrs. p. r.
Wight, was summoned from Hal!owell.
Me, and came Sunday to care for her
She was the fifth child OF the late
Alonso Bird OF this town. She was n
member Of th- Methodist Church and
active in its work She is survived by
h-r husband u son, 2, p. Cutler, Of
llailowell. We and a daughter named
abovc.--,i. i II Catr for the last X
wears agent o; the Central Vermont
railway az the lo~al station, has been
transferred to Il similar position in Barre
Vie came hor4 from 81 Armand, Que e,
and has been an efficient agent His sur-
ccssoT has not been named, 80 far as
can 10 iearrca a daughter Was Iorn
December tu Mr., ana Mrs, Maurice
T-rcc ~ 'on ras born December ] TO
M. md Mrs. Edward Dandelin.--Nrs
Jan" To!los has learned of TIE death on
December of brother, Wallace c.
Wellington, at his home In Harvard
III. He was the youngest child OF Abel
Wellington and was born in Bethel 70
years ago. His second VIC, survives him.
Walter NJ, Wood is reported seriously III
with pneumonia az Pressure Isle. Me.
where he has law office. He is
brother Of Mrs. &. G. Paine and former
ly worked In Wallace Batchelders law
Office. f. Noble has been excused
from serving on the jury at Woodstock
and is at home.-iIarry Emery has re-
sumed management OF the Bascom
House after it's control during the sum-
mor by j. Howard ANott;-Miss Doris
Baker Of Rochester is the new teacher
at Christian Hill, succeeding Miss Jane
Hathorn Harry Wheat has gone to
Alstead. " H. to be with his father
Ivers Iiacket and Edgar owen are at
tending the state Grange meeting at
Montpelier