Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-07-09
WINDSOR COUNTY
BETHEL.

Mrs. Albert II. Bowen of Waitsfeld
came Friday to visit at ]. B. Regans
and E. T.. Cushman's .-Mrs. PAMELA Cut
ier aged 81 years died Thursday at w.
a. Parkers in Pittstield, where she spent
IN" last few months, having suffered a
snock of paralysis soon after going there.
! Born in Stockbrdge she became the sec
ond wife in turn Of the late Abel Wood.
ward Of this town and the late Vernon
| ;. cutler Of Gaysyile. Her brothers in
cluded the late Increase Chamberlain Of
Randolph and the late William Chamber
lain Of Gaysvile. The funeral was held
Saturday at Pittsfeld.-Princpal and
Mrs. James c. Walker Of Vergennes and
two children are guests at Guy Wilson's.
Elmer Sturk was successfully operated
on Thursday at the Mary Hitchcock hos
| pital in Hanover, y. II. His father ac-
companied him.-Mrs Elliott Stafford and
her son, Clifton, of Stowe are guests a.
y. V. Cooley s.-Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Bur
rell have returned from a wedding Jour
ney and are living at the Rurreu home
on Gushing avenue.-Daniel C. Pratt Of
Webstervile has bought the good will
and s.ock-n-trade of the Bethel Inn
from p. Russo it's tenant for year past.
and will take possession at once. Mr.
Russo will visit Italy, leaving his daugh-
ters with brother in Ludlow-James j.
| Fitzgerald, who was found deed in Mont
| pelier Thursday, worked at the quarries
of the Woodbury. Granite company here
| till about two weeks ago.-The Catholics
gave an ice cream party Thursday even
ing on John Kelehers lawn.-The Misses
Allie Brauer and Blossom Bartie. Of Nom
treal are at G. \. Batcheller's-Mrs Liz
zie Cone, who has been two wears al
the University OF California. Berkeley
! cal, came Friday to visit Mrs Cylessa
Hall.-Azro II. Flint aged S. years. went
to Granitevile Friday to visit his daugh.
ter.-Mr and Mrs Lewis Conant and two
children of Woodstock returned FRIDAY
after visit at George Conante.-Georgs
Dumas Of Cambridge Mass, spent Fri
day with his sister Mrs. +. E. Martell.
East Bethel S, East Randolph 6. was
the score of an interesting baseball game
! saturday afternoon which formed a part
or the days celebration at East Bethel
| The batteries We're: For East Bethel.
Vivian and Rogers; for East Randolph.
Ball. Morrill, and Bradish. A very good
parade in the forenoon and a program
OF sports after the baseball game wer,
! other features of a credita BILE celehra-
tion.-Walston Perley is here from
! Woodsvllle, n H. for few days.-Mr.
and Mrs. w. r. Lyman and MissI[atherins
Chamberlin Of Philadelphia called on
relatives here recently on their way nv
automobile to Lake Placid. y. Y. their
summer home.-Mrs. Richard Wilson and
her four-year-old daughter are here to
visit at Mrs. NJ. L. Wilson'S Their home
is in Brownwood, Texas
Myron Havev has entered this
service of the Central Vermont railway
as news agent.-The Rev and Mrs. r.
~ Greene, II. D., Of Somerville, Mass
are at p. L. Martins for two months
observation-disclosures l.. Greeley of Roches-
ter was seriously injured Saturday morn
ing at that village by the premature dis
charge of a cannon which he was re-
loading. His face and one arm wers
severely burned and it was feared ha
would lose the sight of both eyes.
f. l.. Messer Of Keene. y. H.. former
resident, has been visiting in town.-Miss
| Josephine Rourke of Somerville is a
guest at Hon. f. a. DaVis's-A y.
Washhurn is back at his place Of husi-
ness after a serious Illness of two months.
Miss Margaret Graham is a guest for
few days at John Keleher's .-Miss
Marion Doten returned Monday to her
home in Somervlle after fortnights
visit with Miss Willamay Toland, a coll
lege Observation-Disclosures Williamson is
employed at the National White River
hank George H. Davis and family Of Bos-
ton came Monday to spend his vacation.
Mrs. katherine Duval went Wednes-
day to Randolph for an operation at the