Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-08-24
NEWS OF VERMONT
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Free Press Rcndcrs--FRt Mems
Annual Meeting Mt Wells
River.

Wells River Friday afternoon and even
ing large number Of the members being
present. The baby Of the club. Arthur G.
Moulton of Portland, Me, weighs ACC
pounds: the treasurer of the club is Je-
rome +. Hale, proprietor of the hotel The
principal feature in the afternoon was the
Ease ball game which resulted IN victory
for the 900 Founders" by n score of Is to
!. In the evening genuine southern bar
occuc was held in n large tent pitched on
the green. The Hon. Horace w. Bailey
acted as POSTMASTER, and the speakers
were David Wlkic of Ioston, a. S. lia-
ICON of Boston, Frank Hastings of st.
..Johnsbury ~ r. Dole of New York city,
Frank stiles of the Springfield Republican,
g. F. MctIuc of Fitchburg. Mass, il. s.
Root of Newport, Col. II. T.. Parker or
Bradford, the Roy. J. =. Belanger, Frank
>c'ignac of Franklin Falls, c. a. Calder
wood of St Johnsbury. T.. f. Flynn OF
Springfield. Arthur f. stone of st. Johns
bury, Jerome F. Hale of Wells River.
Frank X. Sibley. Il Boston newspaper
man. Grace was offered 10y the Rev. Mr..
Pelangcr. Tho officers of the club are:
'vrosidcnt, David Wilkie OF Boston; vice.
.prcsidonts. L w. Sherman of Rutland,
q H. Cignac of Franklin Falls. a. =
Bacon of Boston. A. Il. Watson of Port
land. Allen Tenn,y of Providence, X. w.
Rollins of Hartford, Conn; secretary. il.
,E Parker of bradford; treasurer, j. +.
Hale of Wells River.
NERMONT LIFE UNDERWRITERS TO
MEET AT LAKE BOMOSEEN.
The 10th annual meeting OF the YER
mont association of Life Underwriters
will he held Friday at Lake Bomoseen.
The members and their wives will meet
at the Bardwell house in Rutland at ii
o'clock in the morning and will take the
IL 40 o'clock car for the lake. Dinner
will be served at the Prospect house at
one o'clock II. C.. Farrar of Rutland.
president of the association, will act as
POSTMASTER. Following the dinner will
come the business meeting, including
election of officers and an interesting
programme. The remainder OF the time
will be taken UP with the discussion of
any subject Of interest to the association
which may be suggested Following the
meeting the party will be given
steamer ride around the lake. return
ing to Rutland at 7:05 in the evening.
PECULIAR ACCIDENT TO BRAKE
MAN.
Sunday morning as ]. A. Tarbell of
Concord. IA freight brakeman on the
Boston IL Maine railroad. was descend
ing from Il car near the railroad bridge
over the Connecticut river at White
River Junction the rungs pulled out
and he fell to the ground. a rib was
broken and piece of it punctured
ono of his lungs. producing hcmorrh-
age. His condition is too serious to
admit of his removal to n hospital at
present. As the accident occurred on
4.
was taken to DR. NJ. l.. Woodman's.
where he remains.
BRIDEGROOM DISAPPEARED.
Flora Guyett of Winooski carc to Mont
Iccr Saturday expecting to marry Will
lam Wenderl. They visited local clergy
mans house during the forenoon and ar
ranged to have the wedding take place
at two o'clock hut her spouse -to-be dis
appeared at noon. She thinks he went to
Boston. rlcra and the man who pretended
to love her enough to marry her Accord
ing to the girls story. came from Ninoo-
Ski Saturday and went to the homo of
Dan Guycttc at Plainficll. They came to
Montpelier Saturday morning planning To
lie married. The girl said they went &c
tire clerevman's house and had all ar
rangenients made to lie married in the
afternoon in time to take the mail train
Back TO Burlington. But after tine visit
10 the CLERGYMAN Wendell told the sirl
lie was going to leave her II. then de-
ciarcd he would not marry her. He said
he was going to have his dinner while
thc proceeded to a lawyers where papers
were made out for his arrcst deputy
Sheriff Wedge went to all the noon trains
and Officer Connolly helped him. The girl
herself visited the dopots. She tcll the
officers she saw her friend buy a ticket
For Boston. The train fcr Boston was an
hour late on saturday neon but he could
not be found on that tram. Flora went
back to Wirooski on III" AFTERNOON train
ana the welding was poStpchch' Shc was
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