Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-11-26

young man and at the close OF the evil
dencc the justice concluded that the evil
dencc did not sustain the charge and the
young man was discharged.
komange HeminwBy of Bridport has
completed his seasons shipment Of ap-
pies. lie had from his own orchard 1895
barrels and has bought many more,
which hc has shipped mostly to New York
parties
Mrs. Mary O'Couuor- who has been i'll
for some time at her home in the east
part of the town. died Sunday evening, at
the age of 62 years. She is survived ny
three sons and one daughter. The funeral
was held from ST. Mary's Church Tuesday
morning at nine o'clock.
Mrs. Julia Lane of Cornwall died Mon
daN NIGHT arcd about - years The de-
ceased was the widow of Henry Lane,
a once prominent politician and breeder
Of blooded sheep. The funeral took
place from the family residence in Corn
wall at nine o'clock Wednesday after
noon.
William Dclphia of Bridport was con-
victc1 by q jury before Justice Dickens
on Monday of iutoNication. 'Ie Immediate
" took an appeal to the county court and
bail was fiNed at $50. which ne promptly
procured and was released
The young daughter of six years and the
son of four years of Mr.. and Mrs. Jewel
Kelsey of Salisbury were playing about
their home when the boy stepped on to
something which gave way and he went
into the well. which was we'll filed with
water. The sister had the presence of
mind to run to the house and give the
alarm The grandmother FASTENED TO the
well Just as the boy was coming up and
lowered the bucket and told the child to
grasp the chain and cling to it, which he
did and was rescued.
c. w. Peck; student at Vermont Aca
! a. tc lf hn hn,, -
his cousin. II. a. Peck for a few days,
having been called here by the death of
his aunt. Mrs. Antoinette Lane of Corn
wall.
Mrs l. J. Rruya ord daughter of In
dernll. are guests of her parents, Mr..
ami Mrs Napoleon LaPan.
Herbert F'arnsworth of New Haven ma $
cerkship with G f. Marshall.
Miss Eta Scoville has returned from a
few weeks visit with friends in Albany
and Cnhnes. y Y
Mrs. Gilbert Dumas is quite sick with
pneumonia.
The Electric Reading Circle will meet
with Mr. l.. &. Russell on Court street
ncNt Tuesday evening.
Tho l.aratce society will hold a business
meeting with Mrs Frank FainsWorth
on Saturday afternoon at $50
st the Congregational Church next
Sunday evening. the Rev. Thomas Simm>
b VIII lfpdCn on lFlt & / pOIlSh . nOlCc.
DR.. II. l.. Swain Of New Haven. Conn.
Is IN town To spend THANKSGIVING WITH
hi. sister Mrs. Thomas Simms and fam
iN.
John Wesley Wooster. who recently lac
two shocks of paralysis, arrived in toWl
the INST of tho week from East Orange
n j.. accompanied by his son, George
who went down after him. Ills condition
! is vciN grave.
Dr.. J, G. Wellington, for i1ary years
cashier of tho Middl.hury National bank
is quite i'll at his home or Court street
| principally from old age. lie is So year.
| Old.
Tho graded school closed Wcdnes ia!
night for the usual Thanksgiving Naca
| tion.
John y. HouShtaiinc and family. VIII,
have lived in the Battcll block for th,
past year. have leased the W j. Ros,
house ON Franklin street and have Il ker
| pc secession.
Miss Marie Murkland is homo from
Smith college for few DAYS visit witt
ncr pnrentS.
Samuel Ahhott entertained several OF
his friends Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Graves have re.
turned to their homo in .>usdhlc forks
y. Y. after a short visit with her broth
er. Dr White.
The annual football game between tho
sophOmorrS ana freshmen was plaNct
Tuesday ard won by the former class
I ho 81 ore hoing II to