Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-09-17

ABOUT 30 members who belong TO IT,
Modern Woodmen OF America, and the
members of the local camp are planning
to give their visiting brethren a rccop-
tion the first week OF the session i1
October Harlow NJ Smith has charge
of the arrangements.
The funeral of Mrs. Emily Johonnott
Pettengill was held Tuesday afternoon Mt
two O'Clock at the home Of r. *. Peck
on Elm street, Mrs Pcttengll died Sun
day afternoon Of old age She was 81
years old and for the past 20 years had
lived with Mrs. Peck her only child Hei
husband died about a year ago. Twa
brothers. Albert Johonnott Of this city
and Fred Johonnott OF Burlington, nj.
SO one sister. Miss Martha Johonnott
survive her.
Tho liquor prescriptions filed by II
censcd druggists IN Washington county
In August totaled 2ls, against pa in July
j Il. lsham Of waterbury filled Is; W
+, Poole of Montpelier, So; g. II. Ken
drick OF Barre 80, Il. A. Drown Of Barre
20
Mrs Carlisle J. Gleason. who was orer
atcd on recently at 1Icaton hospital for
appendicitis, has 50 for recovered as to
he able to come TO the home of the Hon.
Il. +. Finold, her father
o. II. Howe and Mrs. Katherine Como
both OF Essex Junction and both over IL
years Of age. wcrc m.rriod Monday even
| ing AT the home Of J. W Gabree by Mar
| tin W. Whcolock. justice OF the peace.
Mr. and Mrs. Howe are enjoying brdai
trip to the fair at Northneld
| Miss Mary Eagan has made arrange
! nents to 20 to tie Proctor sanatoriurr
| for treatment.
Senator W. r. Dillingham; s to give the
| address In Representatives. hall on tho
| occasion Of the unvoiling OF memorial
| tablet by the members Of the state
branch Of the Daughters Of 1872 Tho ex-
act date Is not yet fixed. but It will bs
| during ladies' week.
| After being ont more than q hours
coming in twice in the meantime for in
structions. the jury in the case Of Cate
VS. Fife & child, that has been on tra,
| since Washington county court opened
last week, reported late last evening
hopeless disagreement, and WAS dis
! charged The jurymen IN the howage
case Of Martin vs. Batcheler were taken
! yesterday to the scene of the alleged
damage at Plauhcld, after which they,
with the grand Jurors. were excused for
the remainder OF the day, following
custom Of many years. TO attend the
Mortified fair. The grand Jury Will re-
! sumo It's deliberations this morning and
the trial Of the pla!nicld case will pro-
coed In county court.
GOV. t. u. Proctor was in town Tues
day night in consultation with Adjutant-
General ". II. Gilmore or matters relat-
Ing to the First Vermont regiment. III
went from here to RoXbury 70 inspec
tho state fish hatchery with II
Thomas OF stowe. STATE fish and pan'
commissioners and looked in on til
Mortified fair yesterday afternoon.
Jack w Rogers. a partner in the y, VI
Shepard's shoe store and Miss Lena VI
Buck were married yesterday afternoon
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Z. NJ
Buck. parents Of the bride. on Mar
street The Rev pr J. Edward Wright
was the officiating clergyman. After a
brief wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs. Roger.
will he at home at the ElmwOod.
Before going TO his home yesterday
afternoon, Adjutant-Ciencral ". H. Gil
more had a conference with Lieut. l.. A
/ Chapman. Commandant az Norwich
, University, In regard to taking the cadets
to the state fair at White River juno
ton next week and TO tho Valley fai-
at Bratt,eboro this following week l.
was dc rdcd to take them 70 both fairs
and 70 give exhibition drills. Tho funds
for pun lhasing horses for the use OF
the cadets are assuming considerable
slze. and Lieut.. Chapman hopes before
long to BE able 70 Civ" the Young Nor
under him mounted instruction If
military tactics.
Mrs r. y. Taylor, we'll known to the