Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-03-01
WINDSOR COUNTY
BETHEL.

The funeral OF MIS-. Della (t1nery) tut
nam was held Sunday afternoon at the
Universalist Church. the pastor. the Rev.
w. c. Harvey. officiating. The bearers
were Hamlin Barnes, Clarence Morse.
Elmer Spaulding and George Wight.
Among those present were a niece. Mrs.
w. H. Boynton. nephew and
his wife. Mr.. and Mrs. Allen 8. Emery.
all Of Boston. Mr.. and Mrs. Alonxo EN-
cry, Miss Alice Hatch and ME- Ellen Lat
timer OF Randolph Interment was at
Fairview cemetery, beside her husbands
remains.-Last Friday evening the Young
Peoples Christian League held sociable
at F. b. Southworth's. many going Ivy
means Of a strawride provided by Frank
F.. McCullough.--The Universalist Churcn
ut Gaysvtlle last Sunday afternoon was
supplied by the Rev. ]. Wesley Miller
Of this place, the Rev. William c. Harvey,
the pastor. being detained by funeral
Mrs. Cynthia Hoisingtons birthday ami
versary last Thursday was recognized by
large number Of cards and gifts.-Miss
Lora Chamberlain. who had made her
home several years with her grandpar-
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Albert N. Newell. last
Saturday accompanied her father. L. l..
Mass, where she win live with her par
ents-Mrs. Julia Whitcomb and Miss Alb
bic Whitcomb are in South Walpole,
Mass. and Boston. on pleasure and bust
ness.-Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Abbott have
returned from Mortified, where Mr.. Abb
bolt has been working at the building
trade.-,Mrs. Ernest Bullen and her daugh-
ter, Phyllis. have returned from Barre
where they spent several months. where
Mr.. Bullen is working at the grant o
trade.-W. f. Graham Of Moriah. N. Y. =
a former resident. is at Roy A. Abbott's.-
In municipal court last Saturday Edward
F. Richeieau Of Randolph waived exami-
nation and was bound over to COUNTY
court for trial in June on a charge OF
adultery with a Randolph woman. spe-
cific act alleged being that they occupied
q room together at the Bethel Inn during
the night OF February 8. Bail was FUR
uished by l.. Philip LevesQue OF Randolph,
brother-in-law Of the respondent.
Tho funeral Of Nelson e. Bowen was
held at his late home on the Randolph
road Thursday afternoon At two O'Clock.
tho Rev. j. Wesley Miller officiating. In
terment was At Southview cemetery. RAN
dolph. Mr. Bowen died at late hour
Tuesday, Feb. q after long Illness He
was a prominent farmer and lifelong
resident of this town. He was the young
est of the five sons of the late Squire and
Sarah (Hoisingtom Bowen and was In
his 6Sth year. He married. s. years ago.
Miss Hattie Bingham Of Randolph Gen.
ter who survives him. as does their son.
Harold C. Bowen. also prominent farm
er In town. Elias Bowen Of Lincoln Is
the only survivor of the five brothers
Four deaths in the Bowen family of this
town have occurred within a month";
Mrs Della Putnam. aged q years, n
resident for many years. died early
Thursday morning at the home Of Mrs
Nancy Shaw, where she boarded. after a
two weeks illness with paralysis. She
was the widow of Ahial Putnam. well
known farmer. who died about % years
ago. Their home was the present farm
of c. c. Paine.
Hayden Il. Sharpe. who has been III for
a week, died at I 80 on Sunday afternoon
at his home OH Central street. Mr.. Sharpe
was uptown one week ago, but seemed
more feeble than usual. He was tho son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Apollos Sharpe. was horn
January I, 1858. on farm y short dis
lance below the Moulton stock farm. Here