Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-10-15
s JUNCTION.

Miss Elsie Drew Of Utica, N. Y, and
Victor Roscoe Of this place were married
in Utica October I. They will be Mt
home here after November |. The bride
was formerly employed In the office of
the Essex Publishing company and also
at the Roscoe Printin House.
Mrs. W. j. Bamber and her sister, Miss
Smiley. OF Winooski park started
Thursday for Redlands, Cal, where they
will spend the winter. Mrs. Bamber has
been II poor health for a long time and
It is hoped thai the change may be bene-
fetal.
Frank Whitcomb, aged IS years. died
Friday afternoon after a long Illness.
MIR. Whitcomb was born In Bolton, but
had resided In this place nearly 30 years.
lie ia survived by his wife and one son,
Albert OF Springfield. Mass.
The young ladies of the Essex Publish
Ing ccnpany's force Friday gave a
gift party to Miss Maurine Thayer whose
marriage to Ralph Hersom of Bellegradc
Lake, Me, Will take place October Il.
Mr.. Hersom has been in Winooski for
some time.
Daniel Mclean and son Of Under
htll mot with an accident while driv-
Ing near Fort Ethan Allen Monday
TheY were leading a horse when an
automobile which came up behind and
passed them, frightened the animal.
In his agitation the latter tried to
jump into the wagon which tipped
over and threw the men out. Mr.. Nc
Clean was slightly injured and the
wagon was considerably damaged.
When they saw the automobile ap-
preaching. Mr.. Mclean held up his
hand for # to stop but the signal was
not needed and after passing Mr.. Nc
clean called TO stop and settle dam
ages. The autoists would not do so
and claimed they were not to blame.
Tho automobile was numbered 1903
Mass.
IIcuan Rice Of this place and Mrs
Carrie fIerrick We're married Tuesday
morning at the home of the brides
mother. Mrs. Martha Darling, ir
Georgia Plains. The ceremony was per
formed by tho Rcv. Mr.. Holmes. Mr.. AM
Mrs. Rice are spending a few days II
Boston.
Mrs. Clarence II. Martin and two sons
who have spent tho summer here, wen
Monday to their now home in Oakland
Me, where Mr. Martin Is principal OF q
school. They were accompanied by Mrs
j. y. Hunt. mother Of Mrs. Martin.
Miss Mary Bates has issued invitations
for a party In Foresters hall Friday
evening In honor OF Miss Annis Bald
win.
Mrs F. w. Baldwin and children. Miss
Annls, Charles and Henry. will star
Monday for their home In Mexico City
Mexico.
Misses Violet and Ethel Whcatle,
went Tuesday to brunswick. Me. where
they have positions for the winter.
Moses Lawrence has sold his place t.
A. VI. Robbins Of Boston for 5000
Possession will be- given November
The farm includes 80 acres of land an,
81 head Of cattle.
G. r. Wiley, W. 2 Wiley. Mrs
Ellen Stevens and William Sargen
were in Sholburne yesterday to atten'
tho funeral of Abram Wiley.
Mrs. Syhil Wells of Jericho vislte'
hero Yesterday.
+. W. Nichols of Boston is visitin
Mr.. and Mrs. S. II. Holley.
Mrs. Alma NJ. Johnson Of Cleveland
Ohio, has come to make her futur
home with her sister, Mrs. w. ]. Beact
and Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Barnes.
Mrs. Levi Bailey Will return to-day I
Montpelier after n few days visit wit
Mrs. G.. ". Stevens.
Miss Ada Wagner. who has been vieit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Benjami'
Wagner, has returned to Gloucester
Mass.
Mrs. Marcus Peck OF Brookfeld who i
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. f, f. Bowman
will go to-day to visit in burlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert WhitComh, VIII
were called here by the death ot NJ
Whitcomb's father. vii, 20 Tomorrow
to visit Mrs. Whitcomh's parents an
sunday will return to their home /!
Springfield. Mass.