Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-09-16

hand ana typewriting in the Berlin, N.
H., high SCHOOL. a position which came
to her without solicitation on her part
--Alonzo II. Spooner returned last week
from the Mary Fletcher hospital
after u successful operation for hernia
A j. Robinson has taken the contract
to build II dam and clcctric-powcr house
at East Randolph for local lighting ana
power purposcs-Nlrs Grace Allen and
Miss Alice Allen of New l}raintree.
Mass, are guests at +. NJ. Weston's,-
Mr.. ana Mrs. Joseph T.. Wilson of Law
renee Mass, spending u month ut
Mrs. NJ. l.. Wilson's .--Whitcomb high
school has an enrolment of 50 and tho
grades of 300. The schools opened Sept.
THE Woodbury. Granite COM
pany Is Increasing it's fire protection by
constructing reservoir near w. w.
Wiimot s.--Mrs Helen Woods, Mrs. Pal
miro Rossi and her little daughter went
Friday to Newport for a visit-Mrs.
Martha Curtis went Saturday to live in
Boston after II residence of four years
in this village.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. H. Mcdonald have
returned from two weeks visit in
Potsdam, n. y, where they bought
house. to which they will soon move.
after a residence of II years in this
MFRS. Albert Blake came Friday
from Sarasota, \. c.. TO visit her mother,
Mrs. Mary Abbott.-A prayer service
was conducted Saturday by the Rev.
]. Wesley Miller at the late residences
of Neil V. Cooley, whose remains were
taken to Montpelier for funeral services
at the Methodist Church, Accompanying
the funeral party We're O. G. Royce and
| j. II. Beckwith from the local lodge Of
odd Fellows and Mrs c. NJ. Owen. The
| bearers here We're ID. L. Chadwick, j.
| Howard Myott and Messrs. Boyce and
| Bcckwith.Mrs. Harry Smith, Mrs. ida
| Culver and Mrs. Fred l.. VIM of Mont
pelier were here Saturday to travel with
Mrs. n. V. Cooley and her daughter
Clara to Mr.. Cooley's f,ineral.Alfred
| D. Abbott sold his household effects at
! auction Saturday. He lately sold his
| former residence on River street to CAL
| lie Hepburn of St. Adams, who will
| move in az oncc.--Dr. X. NJ. Chase spent
| Sunday with his family at their cottage
| in Duxbury, Mass.-Mrs. Martha Curtis
and her children, Hale ana Edith. went
| Saturday to Boston to liVe.-Austin b.
| Noble went Friday to Manchester, y.
|
in the public high school. Last week
| "Wednesday several Oh MS irIel'uS gave
| him farewell! reccptph'-ihc loca!
! Ministers association met last Thurs-
| day with the Rev. j. Wesley MiIler'
| The Rev. William {. Harvey was pres
ent for the first timc.-'The most crowd
| ed room at the village school nuildlng
! is the third ana fourth grades room or
which Miss Josephine Rourko is tcacher.
There are IS pupils in the room.
The members and friends of the Cniver-
salist Church will give the Rev. w. {.
Harvey a reception at the Harrington
parlors next Monday evening to which a
general invitation is eXtended-Mrs. G
f. Lewis, former resident is here from
Kcnnchunllport, Me, visiting friends.-W.
J. Brooks is in Boston to see the Boston
Detroit baseball series and visit friends
T. y. Whitaker went Monday to work in
Brdgcwater, Mass-James T.. Ripley has
bought from Z. D. ellison Il part of the