Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-08-02
WINDSOR COUNTY
SHARON.

the southern county TOWNSHIP. and
Mrs. Charles A. Mosher. summer residents.
are passing the week in Boston and
Somerville. Mass.-The crop, hereabouts.
of wild raspberries is an average one and
many pickers are seen daily In field and
on hill sides.-Miss Alice Cook, a recent
graduate in the stenographic department
of Lowell, Mass, commercial school, is
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Cook, for the summer vaca-
tion.-The principal streets Of the village
have been oiled and thus made free from
dust.-The Rev. Paul E. Meyer. the pres
ent supply Of the Congregational Church,
is to give the address at the annual Old
Home Day. Wednesday, August 15-Past
week guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Chester B.
Walbridge were Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
Chandler and Mr.. and Mrs. Murray and
daughter all of Charlotte. Michigan. Mr..
Chandler Is a nephew of Mrs. Walbridge.
The trip from Michigan was by auto and
from Sharon the party journeyed to the
White Mountains and will return by the
way Of Boston and other New England
points.-New homegrown potatoes OF
good growth and quality are in the
local markets and flnd ready sale.-Mrs.
Eugenia Davis and three children Of North
Adams. Mass. are guests of DR.. and Mrs.
E. J. Stone.-Mr. and Mrs. John e. Young
Of Portland. Ore. and Mr.. and Mrs. r.
E. Hopkins of Danielson. Conn, were
guests at the Sharon House the past
week-At a meeting Of the local Mems
club Saturday night. H. E. Wood presided
and the Rev. Mr.. Meyer gave an informal
talk. 1t was voted to hold a picnic for
the village children at a date yet to be
named. NJ. c. Meyer, F. o. Billings and
Don Moore constitute the committee
Among the Sharon visitors at Camp Bill
ings. West Fairlee. the past week were
Mrs. +. X. Baxter. her guest Mrs. Read
Of Boston. and Mrs. G. A. Cheney, the
party making the trip by auto.-Lawrence
Ladue Of Burlington was the guest Of his
grandmother. Mrs. Silora Flower. the past
week-Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Noyes. Mrs.
Lucy Barrett and Miss Jessie Patten were
recent visitors to White mountain resorts.
BETHEL.
Sergeant Edwin c. Henry and Miss Edith
r. Clark. both of Mortified were married
Tuesday forenoon by the Rev. J. Wesley
Miller at his home. Both are natives of
Northf1eld. Sergeant Henry Is serving his
seventh year in Co. F. LIST infantry, v. N.
G.. and was with the regiment on the
Mexican border last summer The young
people were married here rather than in
Mortified because Of the army quarantine
against marriages in Washington county
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Clark of North
field are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. B. H.
Smead.-H. o. Nicolai has left the position
which he has held several years as BEAM
house foreman for the Bethel Chrome
Tanning company. and has gone to Co
wanda. N. Y. to accept q position in A. o.
MINERS leather business.-Harry w.
NJ
N. Y. to succeed H. o. Nicolai az beam
house foreman at the tannery. He FORM
erly was employed here in the tannery
and has been away few years. His fam.
lily will accompany him to Bethel and will
live on Church street in Mrs. w. H. Ar
nold's house.-The first II men In Bethel
drawn for the new army have received
notices to be in Woodstock Saturday or
Monday next to take the physical exami-
nation. They also have been notified that
any claim for exemption or discharge
must be filed In Woodstock not later than
August 1.-The neighbors of F. A. North
rop last week did his haying for him.
amounting to about 10 tons. and also made
made him a cash contribution be-
cause of recent accident which
laid him up for several weeks
A party of Red Cross members visited
East Bethel Tuesday evening and assisted
in organizing a local branch at meeting
in Grange hall.-Mrs. Frank ]. Tillotson
of Proctor and Miss Gladys Livingstone
Of Springfield. Mass, have been visiting
Mrs. Emma 8. Kenyon.-Sons were born
recently to Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer L. ANS
den, Mr.. and Mrs Hugh c. Wilson, Mr..
and Mrs. George A. Rogers and a daugh-
ter to Mr.. and Mrs. Vernie Wright.-Miss
Hazel Williamson has returned from a
months visit In Windsor and Miss May
Williamson Is In Windsor for a VISIT
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gilman. Miss Bessie
Gilman and Wesley H. Gilman of Bed.
ford. Que. are visiting at A. C. Batchel-
ler's-George b. Chase ia at the Chase
cottage In Duxbury, Mass. for a few
days.-The Rev. and Mrs. Benjamin M.
Washburn of New York city. are visiting
at 6. M. Washburn's.-Mr. and Mrs. An
drew Wilson and daughter. OF Clifton. N.
j.. are guests at F. N. Chapman's.-Mrs.
w. r. Clifford OF Hartford. Conn, has
been Whiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry w. Preston.-Charles }. White il
! recovering from injuries to his neck and
back sustained last week when he fell
IL feet to the ground At Copperfield from
q staging on which he was at work.-W.
c. LaRock and q. W. Merrill are doing
carpenter work at Copperfield for the
STAFFORD Mining company.-Bethei now
enjoys daily automobile service to Rut-
land. Barre and Woodstock
Coyls and family Of Windsor have been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. 0oss.-The
White River Sub. District association of
Methodist ministers will meet her August
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