Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-06-25
WINDSOR COUNTY
BETHEL.

ers. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. d. c. Ros-
ers. were married Wednesday June II a.
the nome of Mr.. and Mrs. John Patter-
son on Royaton hill by the Rev. j. Wes-
ley Miller The bride was attended by
Miss Theresa Raymond and Mrs. Gar
dinal Gilbert. the latter n sister of the
bridegroom, who was attended by Wall
ter C. Rogers, brother of the bride. Sew,
eral near relatives were witnesses Of III.
ceremony
Wallace Bachelor spoke at the conn
mencement exercises at Chester Thur
day, the occasion being the 25th ami
versary of the graduation Of the first
class from Chester high school and tho
22nd anniversary of his graduation. Cow
ernor Fletcher was also a speaker
Wallace Batchelder has purchased tho
X entucky thoroughbred horse "Sultan"
and the horse was brought to Bethel last
Saturday. sultan" is a coal black.
stands 16 hands high. is an accomplished
saddle horse, and Notwithstanding that
he was bred. reared and trained for tho
saddle and comes of long line Of thor
oughbred Kentucky sweepstakes saddle
horses Is n very good driver in har-
ness. sultan" came from Lexington.
Ky.-Boarders at L. S. Tewksburys are
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Hicks OF Prov
idence, r. l., Mr.. and Mrs. George A.
Chapman and Miss Annie Chapman Of
Brookline, Mass, Miss Bella Blush and
Miss May Blush of Hartford, Conn, Miss
Annie Babcock of Cohasset, Mass, Miss
Eva b. Snowman and Miss Selma Simp-
son Of bingham, Mass.-Bethel beat
Randolph at baseball. ) to q, on Graham
field Saturday. Dutton pitched a good
game and was we'll supported.
Fred T. Burrele and Miss Mabel Melan-
son. sister Of Mrs. f. II. Beal. were mar
red in Randolph Monday by the Rev. NJ
S. O'Donnen and are away for a few
DAYS wedding trip. On their return Fri
day evening they will live at the Bur-
rele home on Gushing avenue.-Mrs Guy
Hatch. aged - years. died Tuesday morn
ing after hard illness. She is survived
by her husband and infant daughter
three weeks old. She was born in Bar
nard. where her parents reside. Several
relatives of Mrs. Daniel F Abbott of
Rutland, who died there Saturday morn
ing, were at the Gaysvile cemetery Mon
day to attend the burial service. Fred
Sherwin Of Groton. Mass. and Mrs Car
re F'ifield of Reading. Mass. were among
those present. She was the mother of
Alfred n. Abbott of this village and
grandmother of Daniel Abbott and OF
Mrs George Il. Chase The railroad from
Stockbrdg on the White River railway
to Pittsfield will he reOpened by the Bay
onne Lumber company, its owners, July
| !. 1t is used only for freight and is about
four miles long. 1t was built FIVE years
IagO and is on q nearly level roadbed,
which will doubtless he utilized later for
one of the proposed lines to Rutland
George T.. Davies, L. V. NJ, Il, is en-
ployed this week at the Brooks & Wash
burn store.-F'red Whitney and w. H
Arnold went Monday to Hanover, y. H.
expecting To undergo surgical operations
this Week.-Mrs. Marion Billiard Went to
pittsford Monday to enter the Vermont
sanatOrium.-Mr and Mrs. Royal A. Wal
lace of Augusta, Me, who We're married
last week, are visiting at John Wallaces
and T. a. Marsha .-Chr.stopher ~ Ar
mold is spending a week in Providence
Robert Noble, Jr and Paul +, Wilson
are graduates this week at Dartmouth
College.-Miss Agnes Reynolds is spend
ing commencement week at Hanover. y.
H.-F A BurridCe of Randolph is oper
ating a garage at the Marsh blacksmith
shop, Tho Rev. Robert ". Mcclure hat
entered upon his pastorate OF the Congre
gatonal Church, and preached at hotx
services last SundaN.-Mr. and Mrs. r. q.
Bundy are in Middebury for commence
ment.-Mr, and Mrs l.. + Terry are
spending a few DAYS in Thetford Ide I.
bearing is temporarily in charge OF the
Terry jeWelry store