Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-10-25

Gould Downcy returned to Springfield,
Mass, Monday.
The Kings Herald are to meet satur-
day with Miss Cora Jefrords.-frhc Rev
r. Il. White was in Georgia where ho
delivered a lecture on ideals" that
evening under the auspices Of tho
Epworth Leas1ie.-C. II. Btratton, rurnl
carrier Is moving to his farm
ct North EnoslWrgh. --Cortcs Ingalls, is
moving to the Libby farm In Berkshire.
-Mrs, G. r. idc Of Lyndon Ia Visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.. Ovttt. Mrs. 1de liz
daughter Of the late Rev. f. Morgan
and formerly lived at West Enosburgh.
Mr.. and Mrs +. d. ScofclG OF st. AL
bans, who passed Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. A. j. Smith, returned home Tues
dny,--Mr and Mrs. D. Chapman nre
rejoicing in the advent Of a girl baby
(the twelfth which rrrived Sunday
morning,-Mrs. \. Allard, who has been
i'll for como time, continues in about the
same condition.-The trnde John Bean
had made for farm beyond West
Enosbrrgh has fallen through. w DIRK
on the new Catholic CHURCH has stopp-
ed for a few days.--Thc Rev. w. G..
Mason went to Fairfax Wednesday for
a few days work.-Mr and Mrs. Frank
Iafountain went to Burlington We'd
nesday Mrs. Lafountain expects TO en-
ter the Mary Fletcher hospital for
treatment.
While Mrs. Carrie Bsshaw and her
mother, Mrs. l.. K. Wright, were re-
turning from church Sunday afternoon
on going down the Carpenter hill tho
bolt came out of tho shacltle and let
the thill drop down on the horse 8
heels on the right side. Although the
horsc was frightened It did not Kick,
nut commenced TO run. She kept the
horse in the road. but in going over
the little bridge the horse made jump
throwing Mrs Bashaw out Of the
wagon and broke her right collar
bone, Help was Immediately at hand.
She was taken homo and tho doctor
called and she is as comfortable as can
be expccted.--Mrs II. p. Hopkins IL
caring for her sister, Mrs. n ].
Ba shaw. who Is laid UP with a broken
collar bonc.--Niiss Martha Perley went
Monday to Swanton, where she meets
her aunt, Mrs. Wood. and will accom-
pany her to her home for an extended
visit of several months,--The young
people gave surprise party to Miss
Martha Perley last Wednesday evening
Twenty five were there. Refreshments
were served which they brought and a
pleasant time enjoyed.-The Christian
Endeavor meeting Will be at the Bap-
list Church at East Enosburgh this
weck.-Miss Lucy Williams. daughter
Of Gilman Williams, died Tuesday
October 16, at the Waterbury asylum
where she las been an inmate and alE5
at BrattleOoro for many years. His
brother, Bartlett Williams Of Crafts
bury, brought her body to F;nos.
burgh hor native place ana the buria
| was in the Centre cemetery Frida,
| forenoon, whore she was laid to res,
| by the side of her mother Mrs. Elvra
Bake Williams. The Rev. Mr.. KEN
made Il few remarks and a prayer al
the grave. Miss Williams was &c years
old. Gilman Williams. hnr father. has
been very slcl, lately and his HON,
being in Rindge. n. H.. and his adj
vanced age almost 80, prevented hin
coming to the Acknowledgement Rush
ford, son of Harvey Rushford, on com
plaint OF mis- father. was committed t.
tho reform school last week.-Mrs. anC
Mrs Arthur Wilson. who have beer
CaFtE!hE On MI w lllOUgnpy 'ISo;-
farm. have given 1t up and are going
to Observation-Disclosures May Leach has
returned from Iiavcrhill. Mass.--Franh
Kenfield, who went to Boston on the
excursion, has returned.--Ralph Cut
/ ting, who came saturday evening TO his
fathers. returned to Swantcr. Monday
| The boiler and engine that were in thC
| Mofatt mill and were bought 10y Mr.
| Blair Of North Troy to be put into {
| mill at that place. have been moved ant
| put on the cars at EnOsburgh Falls by
Mr. Pocket They had trouble in get
ting over some of the little bridge
and broke through one near he Henry
! Cushman's place. They moved it II
sections, taking it apart as much as
possible.