Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-09-13
VERMONT LOCAL NEWS.
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band came home " ednesday.-Miss Jen-
ME Morgan went to Brattleboro. Satur-
day where she is engaged to teach an
other zee. In the graded school of that
p~lace.-Harvey Morgan went to Burling-
ton Saturday, where he is a student In
the high school, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank La
francis who were married August 2,
were given n reception by Mr.. and Mrs.
Rollin ] rank, Thursday evening. A good
company were present. The gifts were
numerous, including quite a sum of
money. Refreshments of ice-crem and
cake were served. Tho cornet band Of
which Mr.. Lafrancls Is n member. added
to the interest OF the occasion.-Mrs. j.
II. Became Is confined to the house by a
sprained ankle.-Mis Ruth Lee went to
Shelburne Saturday, where she will re-
sumo her studies in the high school of
place.
G. T.. Bristol was taken suddenly III
Friday night and grew worse till Sat
urdaY night, his condition becoming
alarming. DR.. Maynard of Burlington
was sent for and assisted by Drs, Mar
tin and Williamson OF Bristol and RUS
sell OF this place operated upon him
for strangulated hernia at one o'clock
Sunday morning. He stood the opera
ton we'll and while his condition is
serious his friends are hopeful. A
trained nurse Is In attendnnce.-Pnge
Corley was taken sick Sunday morn
ing with symptoms Of O shock while
at Mrs. Lois Clark's. He was taken to
his home and his wife accompanied
him. Mrs. Sarah Cowles will care for
Mrs. Clark again.-Mrs. Alcace jack
man does not improve and is still con
fined to her bed.-P. J. Bristol OF Bris-
tol was called here Saturday night by
the dangerous illness of his father.
c. L. Bristol.-Miss Hattie Sargent
went to Ontario Monday for a few
weeks stay with relativcs.-The re-
mains OF Archie Colby, who died Il few
month ago. were removed Saturday
from the briggs cemetery in Bristol to
Maple cemetery in this place. In MAX
ing plans for tho erection of a family
monument, 1t was found there was not
sufficient room, which was the
reason for the change.-Miss Cert
rude Narney went to Burling-
ton Monday to visit friends
for n few days and see her mother,
who is in tho hospital there.-Mrs Milo
Cove and sons returned to their home
in Fitchburg Saturday.-Mrs. Lois
Clark went to the home OF her sister,
Mrs. c. C.. Clark Monday fo- a short
stay TIL her nurse returns.-Mr. and
Mrs. James Moody. Mrs. Mary Davis
and Mrs. c. l.. Bristol went to Hunt
ington Friday morning to attend the
Free Baptist quarterly meerirg. Mrs.
Bristol was called home Saturday at
ternoon by the sickness of her husband
whom she left In his usual health
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Nanderson OF
~Fitchburg, Mass, and Charles Hanks
Of Warren were guests Of their sister.
Mrs. Orville Estes. over Sunday.-Thad
Sargent and Victor Clark went to
Windsor Saturday, where they have
work in a canning factory.-Merle
Jackman. Marion Roys. Ellen Sweet,
Nellie circuit and isabelle Strong
went to Bristol Monday. where they
are students in the high school.--John
Elliott of oxford. Iowa, who has been
visiting the family OF his cousin, Mrs.
\. +. Morgan. went to Starksboro Sun
day to visit relatives there.-Prospect
Grange held a picnic ut the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Brown Saturday.
Tables were set under on awning on
the grounds In front of their residence
where over 100 people partook OF a
bountiful dinner. after which a must
cal and literary programme. arrange ed
by Lecturer Mrs. j. c. Atkins, was lis
tened to with interest. The occasion
was made p~leasanter by the presence
of County Deputy Cyrus Bump and
wife of Salisbury. ID. Roleau, worthy
master, Of New Haven Grange; Mrs,
". J. Landon, Miss Marianne and Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Landon of New Haven.
Pictures of the company We're taken by
Irene Jones. The children were taken
to and from the picnic by Harry, the
young son of Charles Atwood, on n
hay wagon drawn by n fine yoke OF
oxen that the boy has raised and
trained. Pictures of this novel load
were also taken. Much credit Is due
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown for the success OF
the affair.