Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-09-19

borough. j. Hernandez 5. Mayles. Fred
A. Murphy Mylcs NJ Itraus, w. G.. wy
man, Fred J. BrownsCombc and the
Rev George II. watt.
Monday, market day eggs bought
26 ccnts butter 25.-Thc cattle
shipment from tts section Monday
brought &c cents, butter 25.--The cat
tie shipment from this section Monday
consisted of three car loads for the
New Yrk and brighton parkcts.--Dr.
T.. W Marshall of Albany. n. V. is in
town for short visit with his father.
G. T.. Marshall.-Mr. and Mrs. James
Condor and daughter. who have been
visiting relatives In Rutland. have re-
turned home.-G. w. Fassctt and J. NJ.
Wright are In New Haven this week.
There was lively runaway on Main
street Monday forcn' on. when tho
roadway was nearly choked with
teams, but fortunately all damage was
avoided and nobody was hurt-Wil-
liam Foot", VINO has been passing tn"
summer vacation with his brothc",
Judge Fred NJ Footc, returned to Bel
lows Falls Monday to resume mis-
school studics.-R' r. Brock of the eX-
pertinent station at tn" state AFricul-
tural college, at BurIinEton' was IN
town Monday on his way to Weybridge
To look over the Morgan morse estao-
lishment of the United states govern
'nent ~ th"t hla'''--H"n"ft I. morse
OF PittHford has returned there after
q lcW uaNS WISH with MS Wllc ana
chi'dren'
During tho electrical storm Monday
evening the graded school building was
& mol nv q hgl d IN
ney, went down a f"w fect ana came out
the side The damage was SHEht. Dumas
Hope" the llnltor was stunned but not
hurt oth"rwise.-Miss Emma Adaline Rus
sell and Norman Carpenter Scl!ick. h6th
NJ TINS village. were married nj the nome
of the brides sister, Mrs. Elwin Norton,
Monday afternoon by the Rev. w. II.
Washburne, pastor Of tho Methodist
church. Mr. and Mrs. S"lick. after n
short trip in the north part of the state,
VIII return to this, their future home -
Miss Emma Mcck~r has returned
from New York city and vicinity.-Mi SIS
Electa r Snnott" Of this village and Ar
| thur L. Wood of Hampton, y. Y, We're
married at St Mary's Church Tuesday
morning by Father J -. shannon. They
will reside at Hampton. \. y.
| ! l' HiSb FllPN VI ''I'' N't'''pl III 80
/ vicinity is reported from Cornwall,
| where a furry Of Cood-sIzed fakes dcs-
c"nded Wednes esday mornng.-The board
| Of pension surgeons had no one before
| It for examination Wednesday. one OF
! the two or three times IN the history
| Of the board that such q thing has oc-
| curred.--Mrs. Robert Cartmell, who has
been In poor health for a year past, was
| I'm a precarious state Wednesday and
| her death was hourly cxpected.-Thc
| long and often promised fountain to be
| erected In the square east of the post
| office seems about to materalizc. The
| location has been stakcd out and other
prelim,naries made.-Chnres II. Morri-
son of ST. Albans. native and long
| line resident Of Niddlebury after a
| three weeks visit here went Wednesday
| to Jcforsonv!llc. whore he will visit his
daughter, Mrs. 7. NJ. Melendy.-Arrange-
| ments are understood to have been made
| for the bringing 70 this country Of the
| remains OF John Halnon of Cornwall.
| who T. few weeks ago died In Ireland.
while on visit there.--ITarrison r.
| Smith of washington. y. e., Il former