Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-08-01

thrown out near Warner brakes The car
riase was badly damaged. but the occu-
pants were unhurt They soon got rightcd
up and proceeded on their way to the
Junction.-J. w. Page and Guy Page nave
bocn in Cambridge the past week.-Mrs.
belen l.. Tart has begun "A suit against tho
bristol Electric Light Co., for damages for
'hc death of her husband. Edison Tart
VINO was drowned near the station in Jan
uary, leO.-Prof. Edwin II. Eastman, who
Is connected with the schools in Marble
mead, Mass. now spending his vacation In
New Haven, was In town Saturday.
u. j. Clark spent Sunday at his broth
crs, Charles Clark's in Llncon.-M
Ranney of New York has been seriously
III at the residence of +. r. Dickerman
Tor several days.--1'hc first load OF blue
berries of the season was quickly dis
posed of on the street Saturday.-E. W.
Shattuck and J. f. Whitney spent Sunday
at Smiths Last Resort Long Point
| W. w. Wilson spent Sunday in Ticon-
deroga, N. Y. Mrs. Wilson and son have
been visiting there several days.-H l..
Rivers Will move his family to Monkton
as soon as he can arrange his busincs s..
Mr., Rivers will take the blacksmith shop
and place left vacant by his father, Jo-
seph Rivers, who died last week.-W. II.
Cardel and family are at home from n
visit of several days in Warren.-Mr. and
Mrs Wallace Hin of Starksboro were
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur clifford
over Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. Emerson
Hostwick buried an infant child Monday.
Bert Beers, who has been spending a
vacation here returned to Hartford.
Conn, Monday.-Mr and Mrs. Hackctt of
Proctor are guests of c. w. Dunshee and
wife.-C. c. Currier is at home from "A
visit to Enfield. n. H.--Dr. II. c. Tink-
ham of the Queen city was in town Sum
day in consultation with local doctors in
the case of Mrs. Ranney.-L. O. Charin
and family are at the lake this week.
Mrs. G. l.. Beers is in Monkton caring for
a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. II. T.. Will
liams.
Ira e. Stewart is grading ana improving
around his promises on North street. -
Charles Palmer and wife visited in the
Queen City over Sunday.--C. l.. Greene f
the Queen City was in town Monday
Rev. and Mrs. II. l.. Kelton are being con-
graduated on the birth Of "A dau ghter.-
Iibanus Lodge F. and a NJ. conferred the
third degree on Dr. F. T. Rrirgs Monday
evening.-Edward Dana If Rutland has
been in town this week.--C. S. Huntington
Is making extensive repairs on his barn
Noble Hurlburt is at home from Worces-
ter, Mass.-Norman Allen of Ferrisburgh
has been in town this week. Miss Bertha
Snedon who has been in poor health for
some time, is a little improved.-A long
standing law suit between l., i. Palmer of
this town and the DR.. Hall estate Of NJ W
Haven was heard Tuesday in w. w. Rid
er S Office before Seneca Haselton Of Bur
lington, as referee. Frank l.. Fish OF Yer
Eennes and Henry Ballard of Burlington
appeared for Palmer. and w. II. Bliss and
W. W. Rider for the estate.-Mr. and Mrs.
Il. A. Atkins went to the Queen City Tues
day. Mrs. atkins enters the Mary
Fletcher hospital for treatment.-The
frame of the new Baptist parsonage Is up
and partly enclosed-Mr ana Mrs A. D.
EVarts, and A. f.. Nahum spent Sunday
at Queen City Park.-NIrs. Ranney. who
Is sick at F. r. Dickerman's continues
seriously ill.-H. c, Roscoe of New Haven
was in town Tuesday.-E. W. Smith of the
Last Resort" Long Point, was in town
Tuesday.
W. W. Wilson has on exhibition at the
South Side Drug Store Tuesday two Lake
George trout that weighed five pounds
each. They were caught curing Mrs Vii
sons recent visit to Ticonderoga Miss
Celia liill Is at home from visit of sew
erai weeks in Colchester and Champlan.
The referee suit Tuesday, f. Il. Palm.
vs.. DR. Hall estate, has been settled by the
estate paying Palmer sl0O.-Miss Cnrri,
Patterson went to the Queen City Mon
day with Miss Kate Hannon, who enters
the Mary Fletcher Hospital for m edical
treatment.-W. l.. Chatneld has heen in
4'''i mn liit j'iSl Wt'k.--f.NSOn h. Paine r
mas been appointed deputy sheriff bv
Sheriff F. NJ. Chapman in place of w. A.
Lawrence. resigncd.-S NJ Goff renorts
the morning temperature for July, as fol-
lows: Highest, II degrees lowest, 4S
degrees; average 63s. degrees: railfall, 4
R-ln. Rainfall in July. 1900, G2-loo.--
ne Ladies Home Circle of the Congrcga
tonal church have elected officers az fcl-
lows President, Mrs, l. y. Roscman;
hrst vice-prosdont Mrs J. E. Whitney:
second vice pre- sident, Mrs. G. F.. Bartlett ;
secretary, Mrs Frank Greenough: treas
urer Mrs G. w. Small; social committee.
Mrs. \. NJ. Norton. Mrs. q. r. Bartlett.
Mrs. G. F. Edmunds; executive committee.
Mrs. G. w. Rogers. Mrs. Frank Green
!uPh, Mrs G. S Paige. Tho Circle will
mold no meetings during the month If
Ausust.-The Lodge of the Eastern Star
Will meet in Masonic hail next Wednesday
evening. Work on first degree.