Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-08-03
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ST. ALBANS
The Union campmeeting is to lie held in
Johnson from Friday. August to Tues
day. August IA. The Worthwhile camp
nee ting will begin on Tuesday, August Ii
and last to Tuesday, August q.
Miss Mary f.. Fresno of Holyoke. Mass.
and Cheney ]. FELTON, were married at the
home of Mir. Feltons brother, Charles Eel
ton. Saturday afternoon at o'clock. The
ceremony, which was performed by the
Rev. Dr. W. II. II. Avery, was witnessed
by oslly the relatives. Mr.. and Mrs Eel
ton left on the 10:4j train for Springield'
Mass, where they will spend Few Gays
before going to Holyoke, Mass. where
they will reside for the future. Mr.. ana
Mrs. FELTON, have many friends in the city
who would wish to extend them congratu-
lations.
The concert given at the city hail last
evening for the benefit of the \lnS
Daughters Union was most de shu"l
entertainment The artists who took part
were Mrs Hattie Clapper Morris of New
York, Miss Martina Johnston of sweden.
Miss Kather'ee F.. Eldred Of Washington
Mrs Oliver Croker stevens OF BOSTON,
Mrs. Henry Fairchild James or TINS Guy
Miss Mary butcher, Mrs. Scott OF BafIe
and Prof r. r f.. Ssson of New Horh
Frank. the eight years old son OF MT.
and Mrs. Louis Desnayers was run over
by horse and working wagon belonging
to the ST Albans Foundry company. lie
was standing in the alley way between
the foundry and Badgers store, When NE
horse dashed ian, knocking him over ana
running over him. He was picked up ana
taken to his home on Stohbins street ara
DR. McSwccncy was called. He tOuni
that the boy was suffering terribly Win
cuts about the face and back of the mead
hut no bones were broken, and so far as
car be asCcrtancd he L. not injured inter-
nally. Yesterday afternoon he was resting
very comfortably The horse and wagon
were ,riniured The horse started from
a shed back of the foundry and ran around
the building, being stopped at the shed
where he started from.
Madame Abel has been i'll Tor the past
few days.
Mrs. Helen Robbins OF Montpelier who
has been visiting Mrs. Shurtoff, has re-
turned home.
Mrs. Il. d. Nash has gone to Warren,
~ II.
Miss Margaret Lang has gone to Rut-
land, where she is the guest of Miss Emma
Pierce.
Mrs. Graves and Miss QugG Of Chicago,
who are spending the summer at camp
Rich are guests of DR.. and Mrs. G. c.
Berkeley.
The Rev. James V. Bcnham of Bald
- wirsviile. y. y, who has been the guest
of his so.l, Rev. ". Hann. IN Benham, for
tho past ten days, leaves to-udN LOT odl"-
toEa.
Di +. H. Carson of Nashua, \. ~, came
last night and is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. j.
V. Montehore.
Mrs. u. p. Davis and Mrs. c. $ Nutter
go to Bluff Point to-day.
Mrs A. NJ. Mason. who has been con
fired to the house by ilhoSS Tor several
days, was better yesterday.
w. T.. Smith of Rutland ia expected TINS
evening to be the guest of Mr. ana MIS-
j. j. Thompson at the Point Tor week
Miss Anna Is. Gotta Is assisting at Lane :
book store for few days.
Mrs. \. W. Rarnum and daughter OF
Boston. who have been visiting Mrs. j. V
Mo.ltoiiore went to Swanton last night.
Miss Alice Baker of SwectsburGh is Wis
iting Miss Kate F. Eldred for a few days
Miss Evelyn Kidney of Malone is tbs
guest of Mrs =. q. Place.
| Isadore Lundcrville Of Plymouth, y, II.
is the guest of his brother. DR.. Lunder
vile
Madame Abel. who Is here for the sum
mer is arranging for Il chorus of youns
ladies and hopes to give a cantata in tn,
near future
? Miss Anna Lincoln of Abbotsford, +. g,
; is visiting Miss Lillian Tenny.
r pIruEopD
1 A quiet wedding was performed Satur
day evening i'y Justice of the Peace d. w
? Carpenter when Tom Whalcy was mar
r ried to Mary Mullin of Colehrook, y. II
. Deputy Sheriff Gross had charge Of tn
. affair, The baggage car with supple
+ for the ForesteIs' excursion from Mon
g treal sunday was side tracked here an'
4 remained until their return from Newpor