Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-10-10
CHITTENDEN COUNTY.
ESSEX JUNCTION


electric car near the corner of Main and /
Maple street and in running colldcd with
an electric light pole. Mrs. Pillsbury /
was thrown ont and one hand was quite
badly bruised Miss Leach was thrown
against the post as was the boy also. |
but neither Of them were thrown from
the wagon Both received bad bruises
on their faces. The cartilage OF Miss
Leach's nose was broken. The cross bar
10 the wagon was broken and the har
ness was also damaged. The horse freed
itself from the wagon and ran short
distance. Or. Tcrrn, who dressed their
injuries, loaned Mrs. Pillsbury a wagon
and harness and she with her son drove
to their home.
Tho following regarding the marri-
age of Hugh Niclc formerly of this
place.to Miss Holland of Westmorcland,
n. H.. has been received: "a very pref
ty wedding took place Wednesday,
October ., at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Herbert Holland when their daughter.
Miss Mabel was given in marriage 10
Hugh Niclc OF Brattlcboro. Promptly
at three O'Clock tho bridal couple pre-
coded by little Anna Mallory as ring
bearer, entered the parlor to the
strains Of the wedding march from
'Lohengrin.' played by Miss Ellen Stone
Of Boston. They were met under
floral arch by the ROY. Peter McInnis,
who performed the ceremony. The
bride wore an deliberately embroidered
white muslin gown and carried bride
roses Many beautiful presents wee
received which testified to the high
esteem in which both of the young
people are held. After a sumptuous
repast the happy couple left on tho
evening train for Montreal On their
return they will reside in Brattleboro.
Among the guests from out of town
were Mrs James II. Nlele Of Essex
Junction. Mrs. jerome a. Coleman and
Miss Anna Mallory of st. Adams ana
Miss Clara and Leon Campbell of Hins-
dale n. II.
An educational meeting intended
especially for the teachers of the schools
comprising the Essex Junction Public
School Union will be held in this place
next Friday. In the forenoon an OPP
! portunty will be given the visiting
teachers to visit the schools OF the VII
| lagc, denomination classes being given
/ by the local teachers IN their respective
school rooms. In the afternoon pro-
gram consisting of papers and discus
ions will he carried out in the Congrega-
'Io"al Church. state Superintendent
| Education NJ. :. Stone and Principal
Morrill, Of the Randolph normal school
will talk upon oduca t,ona, subjects at this
session. III" evening session will be in
charge of Supt. Store with we'll known
Ncrmonte-' as speakers upon tho subject
of "Greatcr Vermont" cordial IN
vitation j. eXtcndcf to teachers and
school officers Of the ne!ghboring towns
to attend this educational meeting. Ac-
cordng TO the provisions Of the school
laws of the State. any teacher who attends
the meeting will be given the day
The Rev. c. c. Adams has been elected
rs delegate from the Congregational
Sunday school to the State Sunday
school convention to be held in Man
chester this week.
Claude l. Hunter, who was here to at
tend the Grant Browncll wedding Satur-
day visited his mother. Mrs. D. ]. Hunter
returning to Proctor yesterday.
Mrs. Frank Label underwent an opera
ton for cancer AZ the Fanny Alon hos
pital Saturday morning. The operation
was very serious, but is believed to have
been successful.
George ]. Chase. aged o. years, ono o
the oldest residents of this village, dice
at his home on West street Monda,
morning at $50 o'clock. Mr. Chase haD
, been in poor health about two years anC
! dcd from old age. He has resided T.
this town moro than half a century an,
for more than 81 years was employed b,
the Vermont Central railroad pTcvou
, 70 the year 1890. His wife died about /
years ago. He is survived by four sons
George D. of Burlington. engineer o.
the Central Vermont railway, John
% this place. a pensiOner Of the Civ
War, Edwin of ottawa, Ont. engineer o
9 the Canadian Atlantic railway and Her
, bert w. of this village. also tire
. daughters. Mrs. Hannah Plummer q
Cambridge, Mrs. Pauline Wallace an
Mrs. George II. Clark of this village
= Mr.. Chase was born in Westford, h
= lived in Grand Isle several years previou
!. to moving to this place. The funere
,, YES held at his late home Wedues
day afternoon at O'Clock. The buria
- VAS in the village cemetery.
Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Fran
, H. Parker entertained at dinner h.
= parents. NJ and Mrs. T.. l.. Frary an
Il her brother, Charles r. Trary, Mrs
Frary and their sons Lyman an
Lawrence The occasion was in homo
l. of the 5.th wedding anniversary q
$. Mr. and Mrs. r. l.. Frary. Ralph LAM
u their grandson, and the son of Mr.
II Parker. who is attending Mt. IIermo
school at Northfeld. Mass, was III
;. only imme diate member of the famil
2 who was not present. Mrs Frary
e health has not been of the best fC
If some time, but Mr.. Frary, who is
10 years old, is hale and in good hcalt
j. He is a G. y. r. man and was men
5. Der Of the 5Oth \. Y. engineer corps.
! Miss Ethel Waldron, MRS. o.
e samson AMI George HoEahoom w
r, elected delegates from the socjcl
vs. of Christian Endeavor in the Ere
n baptist church to the State convention
: .Hanton. Several others atteHdcd-Jam'
\ Richards left for Boston Tuesday, wher
l. he has a position in restaurant-M
and Mrs. benjamin Goodsell OF Ea
Richford are visiting Mrs. Goodsell
mother. Mrs, T.. r, Goodsell for a fe
W days.-C. l., Mason, Orn Jeffords ar
rs Miss May c. Hawkins are among t.
le visitors in Boston this week Mrs. h.
r. stone is visiting at her old home
in Harvard, Mass. this week,-Thlrty-tv
Of tickets were Sold from this station f
W Boston Tuesday morning-Niss IA
rs Chaffee began her vacation of two weel
- from her duties in the Northern Telephol
re exchange Tuesday, She is in Boston tn
al Week.-Mrs., @. w IIonon and son, orlo
r visited Mrs IJOllpn'S W. r. HOllC