Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-08-17

teeth were oosened and the corner Of on,
broken off. 1t was serious spill ant
might easily have resulted more danger
ICusly
Mrs. Frank Danforth of Concord, N. II.
! is visiting her sister, Mrs. Allen a. Priest
The funeral of Mrs. NJ. O. Hubbard wa.
held Monday afternoon at O'Clock from
! her late home, Rev f. G.. Ranney of1icia &
ing. She had been an active member OF
the Methodist Episcopal church for years
For three months she had been confined
to her bed by Illness. Death was the re-
suit of anaema, caused by Addisons dis
ease. She was almost 60 years Of ago. BE
side husband and son, a. NJ. Hubbard
and daughter, Mrs. Hudson Bailey, she
left three sisters, Mrs. Harriet Martin ant
Mrs. Charles Gould of Seneca Falls, n. Y.
and Mrs. Abbie Hubbard, now i'll at the
home Of her daughter in Spokane Wash.
Friday evening the engine st. Lawrence
ran into handc1r at Chase's cut and
smash I'd it thoroughly. Section Boss Alecl
HUI and three men had to jump for theii
lives. The tools were scattered in all di-
sections. II was narrow escape for the
railroad hands.
The meeting to consider the matter OF
changing the time of the fourth nnnua
musical convention from January to No
vember was well attended Monday evening
at the office of DR.. A. G. Bailey. The dates
decided on for the festival were November
/. \. and 10 and unusual efforts 10 make
the affair successful will be made this
year The following officers were chosen
President. Prof. l. d. Shaw: vice presi-
dent, DIR. A. c. Bailey; secretary. f.. r.
Salisbury; treasurer. w. f.. Lamson; exec
utive committee, A. II. Beedle, chairman
and musical director; o. j. Marcott, II. e.
Bell. -. c. Woodward. Or. w. NJ. Kelly
Dan Morse, j. l.. Hutchinson, r. ID. Chat
field, DR.. +. o. Blanchard, J. ID. Denisou,
tee NJ ,.1t IL L.. Ia
ard, Grace Lamson. Mrs. w. c. Cushman,
T. ]. Adams, Miss NJ. Blanche Sparhawk,
Mrs !. ID. Shaw, Misses Grace Bailey,
Clara Dubois, Einice Denson and Mrs.
T.. A. Thomas. Another meeting for inn
portant work will be held Monday evening
of next week.
Mrs. Scott, widow of the late DR.. NJ. l..
Scott, left Tuesday for her former home
in Irasburgh, where she will visit rcla-
tives.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bradish of Medford
Mass, are visiting his former home here
Miss May Bradish is also here, guest at
q. e. Cushman's.
L. S. Emery and wife of Washington D.
c., are spending a couple of weeks here
with the family of Alonzo Emery, his
brother
Alfred Lamb and wife of Warren are
with relatives here for a weeks stay
Miss Mabel Johonnott of Boston arrives
to-day to spend some time as a guest of
Mrs. A. r. Tewksbury.
Twenty-eight candidates for teachers
certificates or entrance to the Randolph
Normal school were examined by County
Examiner Prichard of Bradford Monday
and Tuesday.
The cooperative creamery made 2o950
pounds of butter during the month of
July The amount received for the same
was sS,SO4; . cents and 2-1oo of a mill was
the cost per pound to manufacture. The
price paid for butter fat was 1872 cents a
pound.
Tuesday Mrs. W. w. Rogers and two
sons Homer and Allen, left for Richford
and Canada to visit friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. n. Cross of Springfield,
Mass, have been recent guests of Editor
and Mrs. l.. r. Johnson.
Road Commissioner j. p. Wells has been
greatly improving the Snowsville road by
stoning and grading.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Corrigan, who
moved from this place to Worcester,
Mass, within the past year, are guests for
a few days at NJ. J. Smiths.
Leroy Sargent, wife and grandson are
visiting friends in Rutland.
Miss Ada Mccormick of Boston is a
guest at Ernest Bruces
Mrs. Homer White is seriously i'll with
rheumatism.
Miss Charlotte Long has gone to Bethel
to form a class in dresmaking.