Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-09-27
LAM0lLLE COUNTY
WORTHWHILE.


ing Hungarian. and afterwards got n
fall while playing ball. and from the eff
fects of one or both injuries, was taken
suddenly sick and has lost the use OF
his lower limbs. At last accounts he
had symptoms Of pneumonia and is con-
sdered in critical condition.
MIR. and Mrs. f. w. Gates went to
Portland Thursday and from there will
60 to Boston on business trip.
Charles McDermt who was injured by
playing ball Wednesday died from the
effects Of the injury Thursday and was
buried Friday morning at Morrsvlle
Corners.
John McDermit met with quite n ser
ious accident Friday morning. He was
up on a hay loft in his barn when the
flooring gave away under him letting
him through and in falling struck on his
head, cutting a large cash making IL
necessary to take several stitches DR..
Charles Bates attended him.
An eight-pound girl is a new arrival ut
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Whit
comb.
Fay w. Tinker. who has been spending
the summer with his parents. returned %
Philadelphia Friday evening 10 resume his
is his second year.
The CONDITION Of ex-Gov. Hendee is i'm
proving. Miss Sheeran. who has cared for
him. returned to her homo in Burlington
Friday evening.
Mrs. +. r. Bracket Of Boston accom-
panied by Miss Beatrice Miles Of Somer-
Vile Mass, a niece of Mr.. and Mrs, II.
f. Silloway, where she has spent the sum-
mer returned to Boston Saturday morn
ing.
Miss Alic> Miner and her mother, Mrs
Charles Mn"r. started for the West Mon
day morning, Miss Miner going to YER
montvile Mich. and Mrs Miner to Ken
mundy, H.. where she will visit her sons,
Harry and Fred Soon after the arrival
Of Miss Miner In Vermontville she will lie
united in marriage to Frank b. Towne, 4
former Morrsville boy.
| Albert T.. Draper has sold his farm 10
A. X. ODER and V. C. Heath and is moving
| to the farm of his son-n-law, Allen g.
Small.
Mrs. Walter r. Churchill who has spent
| the summer in New Bedford and Fair
| Haven. Mass, and the past two weeks N
Boston, returned home Monday evening
| Bloom Palmer left here Monday morning
to resume work in his old position in Wild
er. Mrs. Palmer will remain for a longer
time the guest of her sister, Mrs. Walter
Sargent.
| Mrs. Harry Greenbury and daughter,
Pearl, of Canton. Ohio. who have passed
the summer as guests of her mother, Mrs
n. b. Laraby, of Garfield. returned 20
their home Monday morning.
| Hugh II. Cushman, who has been the
guest for ten days of his sister, Mrs ..
NJ. Waterman, returned Monday to the
United States ship Yankee, lying at New
York harbor. The Yankee is expected 20
go ont Of commission when at Portsmouth.
The football game between the Brigham
Academy. Bakersfield. boys and the Peo-
pies Academy team Saturday resulted In
a tie game, the score standing G to G. 1t Is
!expected that the return game will he
played hero November 3.
Homer Haskns, age %. son of Mr..
and Mrs II. S. Haskins. while Mt work
In the tannery last week, hit his head
on bolt and SO injuring him that he
became unconscious and remained In
that condition until Tuesday morning.
when he died. The cause of his death
was due to traunatic intracranial In
fammation. The funeral will be held
to-day at 30 O'Clock. the Rev. Il. ].
Lord Of the Pentacostal Church oinci
ating.
Hiram a. Dodge and Chauncey B.
Story went to Burlington Tuesday
morning to enter the u. ". NJ, the sec
Ond year for Mr.. Dodge and third year
for Mr.. Story.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Billings were call
ed to Brookield Saturday on account
of the sickness Of Mrs. Solomon Smith.
mother of Mrs. Billings. Word was
received here Tuesday morning OF the
death Of Mrs. Smith and the funeral
services will be held to-day.
!, A baby girl is a new arrival at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur b. Gill
Byron Mathews, "A years of age, who
has been making his home with Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. Il. Russell, died Tuesday morn.
ing at the home OF j. r. Russell Funeral
services will be held Thursday and buria
will take place at Underhill.