Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-02-20
HAPPENINGS In VERMONT


dents" by carriers; How DO You Handle
the Mail?" r. r. Libby; what Can We
DO to Increase our Membership" l.. II.
Moves, Hyde Park; discussion, L. +.
Tatro, Johnson: "Why Should Carriers
Take the r. r. n. News" T.. S. Robin
son. Morrisvilc; election Of officers and
delegates to State association.
Mrs. James ". Clark is visiting her
mother. Mrs Emily Townc-Frank IIar-
ris Of Barton is visiting his mother Mrs.
May Harris-A. A. Kendall has gone to
Oklahoma where he will make an en-
tended stav.--Mrs. IGa Churchill and
Mrs. c. A. Glc. who have passed some
weeks in watkins. y. V, have returned
homc.-Mrs. Mary Vim has returned
from BurlnEton.-William Benway is at
his home in Richmond ill.-Miss Alice
Sullivan passed Sunday In Hardwick
with her parents.-Mr and Mrs. w. G.
Fancher and son, warren, have return
ed to their home In Lawrence. Mass
Miss Agnes Keys of Coventry was the
guest Of NJ. w. Carlton and sister, Miss
Kate carlton. Saturday and Sunday
Mrs George T.. Bates is in st. Johns
bury TO visit her sister. Mrs Fannie
Gcngc-Miss blanche Peck was in Hard
Tcnny bridge down went out Saturday
night blocking up the river at the head
OF the lake and setting the water back
into the pulp mill raising the lower
floor by the pressure. At the Tonny
bridge there was another ice Jam flood
ing the road to depth Of from four
to FIVE feet. Tho road was impossible
also from the icc.-Miss Ida Larson of
Brooklyn. y. Y, who has passed a week
with Mr. and Mrs. r. G. Cheney, went
home Monday.-A. r. Shattuck of Cam
bridge passed Saturday and Sunday with
his brother Luther NJ Shattuck. He
returned Monday accompanied by his
son.-Dana J. Thomas, who has been
teaching school in Wolcott, is visiting in
TOWN.. y. Hyde OF Fast Hardwck
passed Sunday with his daughter, Mrs.
T.. H. Olmstcad.-Mrs. Melvin Morse of
HardwicF returned home Monday with
her child.--Mr and Mrs James II.
Clark of Hardwck passed Sunday at the
home of the latter's mother. Mrs. Emily
Townc.-Mrs. George ickinty Of VOL
colt returned Monday after short visit
with her brother. G. 7. Fisher.-Ceorge
A. Morse was in Hardwick Monday.
Fred Stewart was seriously injured
Monday afternoon while working in the
woods alone. He was struck by falling
tree anu pinned down and was released
by Charles brigham who was passing
and heard his groans. t was thought
at first that some bones were broken
but later it was decided that several
ribs may have been started from the
back bonc--Mrs. Allen Small. who has
visited her sisters in Hardwck. return
cd home Monday night accompanied by
Mrs. Cook. who will pass few days
with her parents, NJ. and Mrs. A. Z.
Draper-The game of basket ball for
Thursday night. which was to be played
here by Montpelier high and p. A. has
been cancellcd.--Mss Edna Best. who
has visited in Mortified and St Albans.
returned home Monday night.-Mr and
Mrs Fred Raymond visited relatives
IN Fairfield and returned home Mon
day-Aliss Nellie Sargent of stowe. who
has been the guest of Mrs. Ellen Wake
field. returned home Tuesday.-Nrs.
Ezra Ross and son, Ezra, were visitors
In Johnson Tuesday Miss Martina Ter
rll of Underhll. who is attending John
Son normal school. passed Sunday and
Monday with her sister. Mrs. L. II.
Raymond.-Frank Harris returned to
Barton Tuesday after visiting his grand
father, S. Harris-Claronce Chamber
lain of Enosburgh Falls is visiting his
uncle, Ira Chambcrla n.-Mr. and Mrs
r. f. Silloway. who have visited in
Somerville. Mass. for four weeks, re-
turned home Monday.
The Washington concert and ball Of
tho Morrisvile Military band will be
given this evening at the town hall. Miss
lila Niles viii sing with band accom-
Y1aOiroeDt and orchestra Of ION rioCec