Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-10-29

the critical Illness OF HIS mother, Mrs
Joseph Parlseou
Mrs. a. u. Colby OF Dnnville is VS.
iting hor sisters, Mrs. Lydia Peck and
Miss Lucy Prcaton.--Mrs Ella Cur
rier of johnson was the guest of her
niece, Mrs. Estella Churchill, over
Sunday.-Mrs. H. J. Fisher has re-
turned from week in Burngton--
Miss Hattie Scribner went to ner home
in Johnson Monday.---Mrs. Flora I<cl-
ley and daughter. Mrs. Hattie Perry,
OF Sarannc Lake, n. Y, who have Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. George Townc, went
TO stowe Monday.--C. Johnson Of
Franklin. who has visited his son, T.:
s. Johnson, returned homo Monday
and left Wednesday FOR Cali
fornia. where he VIII spend the win
ter.-The Rev. =. A. Smith went to
Georgia Monday to attend confer
oncc of ministcrs.--Mrs. +. N. Water
bury of Wolcott is visiting her par
cnts Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvester Wood
Mr.. and Mrs William Davis are In
Wolcott az the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Bullock.--Mrs. Rose Powers
returned to Brockton Mass, Monday.
George J. Johnson ia building
Bridge street reside ce.-Miss Maggie
.tllcr of Barton is making an extend
cd stay with Mr. and Mrs. S. L. stew
cns.--Nrs. j. II. Warren returned Mon
day from NerEonnes--Niss Winnie
Johnson is ill.--W Hard II. Towle has
purchased r. J. Bcynton's trucking
business.--The Changers VIII have a
political debate at their hall Friday
| tao til. -
Fleetwood will show why ono SHOULD
vote for Taft and Thomas j. Stewart
| will champion Bryan; Afford Dodge
the Independent candidate Thomas
| IIsscn; Clement Smith. the prohibit
tion candidate Chain; Herbert
Delano. he socialist candidate.
| Dcbs, and Fred Small the socinl-ld7)or
candidate, Martin l.. Preston. A small
admission fee will be charged.-Mr
and Mrs. Michael Kansskcy left Tues
day for New York city where they
will attend the marriage Of her broth
or. j. Salzman.-Mrs. Joseph Pariseau.
who had been Ill for some time died
| Monday night.-Allen b. Smith and
Mrs Sarah Hunt were united in mar
rlage Monday evening Mt eight o'clock
Mt the home of the lride with Mr..
otto s. Raspc oficiatcd. Mr. and Mrs.
Smith left Tuesday morning for Con-
verso. Me- where they Wal spend their
honeymoon with her relatives.-Clay
| Alien. who has been on the fruit farm
| of J.. y. Boynton In Cheshire. Conn.
IL passing vacation herc-Mrs. ].
y. Bundy returned Tuesday from Bak-
DISQUALIFICATION Ncwcity met with a
| ,,.hf
ing in the Mould s; Davis stone shed
a small piece of steel flew from his
hammer and entering his arm below
tho elbow. severed an artcry.-Thc
| regular meeting ,f the Woman's club
Monday evening was we'll ottcndN!.
| there being about nifty ladies present.
The u farmers who comprise the CO.
operative COW testing Association met at
| the board OF trade rooms Tuesday even
| Ing to complete the organizations Re
marks were made by Professor Hills OF
Burlington and Helmer Rabild of Wash
| ington A constitution and bylaws were
adopted and the following directors
| elected: T.. il. Eggleston. II. S. Math-
ews NJ II. Boardman, George |. a.
Smith and George II. Terrill. They elect
ed the following officers: President, q.
man: secretary. II. s. Mathews treas
| urcr. George ! A. Smith. The annual
meetings are to re held the first Tues
day evenings In November and monthly
meetings will be held from November to
April. inclusive for the purpose of dis
cusslons. with Il speaker who Will be
sent here by Prof. Hills. 1t IL expected
that the association. which will be
at Toe trn,r
association will he put into operation as
near the Arst Of November as Is possible
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Wadleigh went to
Boston Tuesday.-J, A. BundY returned
from Worcester. Mass. Tuesday-Miss
Emma Largdel went to Johnson Tues
day 70 pass her vacation.
Miss Carrie Gregg Of Rutland. return
ed there Wcdncslay.-IIon F. G.. Fleet
wood was in Burlington Wednesday. His
mother Mrs Laura Glccd. accompanied
him-iI. waite went TO Grand Isle We'd
nosday to purchase applcs.-G. H. Terrll
was In Darlington Wednes iay.-Mrs 6.
| e. st. Glare went Wednesday to RID
mond to visit her parep,s. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Richardson-F. w. Mould has pur-
| chased Of p. f. Davis his interest IN the
Mould e Davis stone sheds and will con-
| as foreman.-Thc Grange political debate
| will take place Friday evening In the
| town hall Instead OF tho Grange hall The
| VI rrlsville Military band will furnish
| music Word was received Wednesday
| morning of the death of S. w. Beaulac
| IN Hardwick Tuesday night. Mr.. Beau
| lac who was i'll with typhoid GCVer was
| taken to the hospital In Hardwick about
| ton days ago. and his case was consider
| ed a mild ono. Funeral services will he
| hold at the Catholic Church ut Hyde
Park. rr.day.-Tte funeral of Mrs,
Joseph Pallscau viii he held this morn
| in. at the Catholic church at IIYSc
Park Father J. Norbert lAChance Will
| ofriciate-l. Il. Currior. who has visited
his brother. G. W. Currior. left Wednes-
day for MiddleAoid, Conn" to vote Tor
president.
JEFFERSONVILLE.
Miss Matte Wilcox has returned from