Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-08-22

Mr.. Palmer on the ground that he had
cut off timber last September and pre-
viously on their lot, and the only matter
OF Importance in the case Is to decide
where the dividing line is.--James Terrell
Of Buffalo n. Y, is here on a brief visit
to his uncle, william n. Farrell, janitor Of
the college The Dattell Hose company
will give its Eth annual ball In the opera
house Wednesday evening, August 2S.-
Judge william r. Bliss and Ira II. la
Fleur have gonc to Rutland on business
Tho Rev w II. Washburnc Of the Mctho-
dist Church will preach Sunday morning
on "Corrective Judgments; no service In
the evening. MFR. and Mrs. Richard Coch-
ran Of York, Pa, are visiting Mrs. Coch-
rams parents. Mr. and Mrs. G. S. VAIN
wright-N. $. Tootc has returned from
two weeks vacation IN the Adrondacks.-
Henry Morse landed a rickerel Monday
in the river that tipped tho scales at nve
and a half pounds-Miss Rose Lynch has
returned from a visit IN Brandon. Mr.
and Mrs. Guard Duncan and son have re-
turned from a weeks outing at Long
point.-Denzil Calvin IS visiting his uncle.
John Calvin. and family IN Prattleboro.-
Fordice Moore and Frank Roberts have
S'lo ~ AN'hH f'"'' iva " w "''' '''
ing.--Guard Duncan mas oo"n appointed
superintendent or the dog sno" at lhe
county lair' 'Sh'ns nm H@N''s re-
signed.
Inc R"V. George H. S'alr WI" prcdc"
AT the Memorial hapuSt OhurVh o"HuaY
morning on hehoiulhg 'he No"uiouS
evening inc lrue ltSt. Inv ''''io'S
nave p''n 'SSu'u ny w = pNi''' AZ. NV
l,f- T.,1f to FraI
marriage OF ms daush'er' '"''d' |" '''n-
cr'k H. fughes wednesday AUS "9' 30
al 'h' ohurch "i inc ho'! N'oSs At iio.,
YOKE MASS After NoN"h'n'r my WA
ilaho tho'r nome al l'"''''N''' ~ NJ
fl"E!eS - s"n "i NI' h"" 'ilH Jams
HuEh"s ot thiS N,I'aG'.-N MI ana MrS' +
W. '''k"l'h are ~ ''' '''9""' d
recent m"o'hg OF 'he sc'o'' commune o'
the Mld'''oury Erad'u S'hoo'' - ~ ''"Pc
was appointed Janl'"r "i INV Sch"o''-H.
= h'HeH''t "nu fanny nave 'c'"' "eu
from M"rrlSNl'''-NN w '''f" h'r '''',c'
was arrested ny S"'ilL N"''"h H.
Cohb ara placed IN JAN whore ne Sonered
on ana was hn'' - ana COSTS Which ne
lNmade arrangements 10 paY'-fIetch"r
DodIoN of futahd mas oro"RHI MS str'hS
"f totters nome ior th' county la'r next
W'eN.-NF' ana MrS' 't'ueon banleI Miner
nave issued cardS Tor the w'HdinS ol
th"lr daNeh'er' susan hoa'r''e, 70 Elmer
b"koN HriGgS oi Boston NednesdaY
evening Sept'mner T. at "lSht o CLOCK al
me congregational 'nurch here-fien'N
Morse the n'ne-Fear-o'd son OF MT ana
NrS. Rohet T. Morse went 10 Inc river
near ms nome ln0sdaN ana win some
Hld-iaShoned hShlhE tackle managed M
aided 10 pun IN slX-ronnd p'okereI-
IN" board ar pension surgeons examined
two old soldiers W"dneSdaN'-h' l. bur-
ran ot North Ferr'SburEn' Nllllarl j.
Morgan and +. Henry S'anIey of Sonth
Haven, Mich, are among the visitors IN
town
TWO cases OF horses frightened ny
automobiles and resulting accidents
occurred here yesterday afternoon
Tho first was that in which team OF
handsome gray horses from the T.. :.
government farm, driven by simon
Des1adon. met an unknown car In
narrow piece Of country road with
steep banks on each side. The auto
lists hold up for little but seeing the
team go down the bank. and Desjadon
flying over wire fence, speeded away.
tn" horses were scratched but not