Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-11-01

Mrs. NJ. c. Beatty sustained a frscture
of bone OF her forearm and disloco
| ton OF the wrist Sunday night. caus-
ed by fall when defending the stems
at the home of Johnothan Towle, DR.
| It. 8. Hutchinson was soon there and
gave It prompt attention and she is
doing well.--Antoine Taisle. who NOV
ed from here to Montgomery last
spring, after living here for several
years, died at the former place Sat-
urday of cancer and was buried from
the Catholic Church here Monday
II. Mae Leach. who has been in Haver-
hill, Mass. for the past two weeks. re-
| sumed her position In the graded
school here Monday.--W. Il. Turner.
who has been running tho creamery
of T.. w Draper at North Sheldon,
takes possession of the farm November
T. in place of w. r. Erwin, who goes
to Massachusetts, MIR. Turner's Mace
In the creamery will he taken by Hal
scy Dunton. Alfred Mills of this vii
lage Is to move into the tenement
house and work on the farm.-B, IT,
Stone of Harvard, Mass. has moved
to the farm Of his mother. Mrs J. H.
stone, on the West Enosburgh road.
Mr. Kelley, who has been running the
farm, moves 10 the village into ono OF
DR.. A. j. Darrah's tencments--There
Is to be n mems meeting in opera hall
next Sunday afternoon under the
auspices Of the Y. NJ. c. A. The Rev.
A. T. Davis will be the speaker. The
music will be by the mems choir un-
der direction Of W. II. yaw-Mr. and
Mrs. Iandman Of West Broome passed
Sunday with their daughter, Mrs. H.
". Blair.
The fire alarm sounded Monday fore
noon at II O'Clock The blaze was in the
barn on the place owned By s. Il. Stevens
and occupied by Il. ]. Best near the
Methodist Church. The hose companies
responded promptly. only No. was used
rs the fire had attained but little head
way. The fire was caused by ashes be-
ing put into a wooden dish. Miles Kelly
moved some Of his goods INTO a tenement
in this village. then chanSe1 his mind
and will move to farm IN Bakersfield
A daughter was born to Or. and Mrs.
c. A. Frat. Monday. Hugh Galoushly.
living on the Deacon Hurlburt farm
near East Sheldon. fell from the roof OF
his sugar house that he was repairing
last Thursday and broke two ribs. He
was attended by Or T.. $. Hutchinson
and. but for his age, would speedily re-
cover.-A. J. Caldwell returned to Gar
dner. Mass. Monday.-Jam>ss McFeeters
of Barre. Mas, WAS in .Own Monday
G. l. Ingalls, IL moving 10 Berkshire
A. NJ Aseltinc has the management of
a scheme whereby A. J. Caldwell buys
the lot Of J. A. Gibson. adjoining his on
the south. The barn of Nj Gibson "a
TO he moved to his land in the rear of
the Methodist church which also &C
qures the land south OF John Watson's .
line Mrs. Aseltire g ciroua ting "A paper
to raise money to make the changes
Ten persons took the civil service exam
nation for tho position Of rural carrier
on route and one for the same position
on route / from East Enosburgh from
which A. j. Libby has resigned-W. G.
Mason went to Proctor Tuesday to at
tend a two days conference Of the paid
State and county Y NJ G. A. workers.
p. II. Collins returned Monday from
visit to friends IN St. Louis.
The Standard Oil company storage
capacity at this point Is to be doubled.
They have purchased some land of
Arthur Lavery across tho track from
the present tank and arc laying the
for two tanks, and will
Increase tho territory to he served from
,ere-Thc talk of condensed milk
factory here and the purchase Of the
slant Of the EnosburFh creamery Co,
has been revived. 1t has failed to ma
erialize so far.-Mrs. Il. W Clark has
/ chrysanthemum with LA open bios
SONS and as many more buds.-C, c.
Austin of West Berkshire is moving
his household goods into L. D. Harris
building near the station.-Mrs. Aus
in is going in few days to Haverill,
Mass. intending to have the goods ,
hippcd later-Mrs Thomas Erwin has ,
old her household goods and left We'd
losday for Ellenhurg, n. Y" to make
Ter future home with married daugh