Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-10-01
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
(Continued from Ord Page.)

y. H.-Miss Carrie Robinson Is at home
from the White mountains.-O. @. Harris
OF Springfield Mass. IL visiting his ia
Their, George 1Iarris.-The Misses Angle
and Dorothy Harris were in Waterbury
Saturday.
The Rev. J.. o. Sherburne spoke In the
interests Of the Vermont Bible society ut
the Methodist Church Sunday morning.
The Congregational society united In tho
service. --Mrs. r, A. Clair Is visiting her
son, j. F.. Clair, In Waterbury.--Mrs G..
w. Fisher has returned from visit
in White River Junction and BOSTON,
n. A. Mills was at home from Essex
Junction over Sunday.--Miss Abbic Burt
has been called home by the serious Ill
ness OF her mother, Mrs. George Burt,
who remains very low-Mr and Mrs. w.
w. Luce OF Florida went Monday to
burlington, where Mrs. Luce will re-
ceive treatment at tho Mary Fletcher
hospitai.--At n hearing before Justice c.
NJ. Watts, Orville Converse was found
guilty OF assault upon II. G.. Town and
fined 500 lie was also fined SIS and
costs for second offence OF intoxication.-
Mort pelier. Conrad A. Adams Is In
sharon assisting IN installing the
electrical machinery at the copper mines.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Colson of Ottawa
are guests at Green Mountain Inn, on
their annual sketching tour.-Mrs
Melinda Marshall wns brought TO the
home Of her daughter, Mrs. John Straw,
Saturday accompanied by her daughter,
Miss Esther Marshall. Mrs. Marshall,
who Is 81 years of age, fell and broke one
hip at her home Mt Waterbury Center
Wednesday. Wilson of Lynn, Mass.
is at Pleasant View House. Moscow. Mr.
and Mrs. Boniface loft there Monday for
their homo in New York.
Iniversatlists In st Adams.
Commissioner Thomas Issued IS licenses
last week TO bird hunters from ont OF
the State-Miss Aussle Moody OF St
Louis Mo. who Is recovering from long
and serious illness and who has passed
the summer with her sister. Mrs. c. H.
Slocum, in Morrisvle. IS the guest this
week of Mrs Corne Gates at Green
Mountain Inn.-A A. pike IS building
an addition to the building occupied by
Eddy & Macutchan which he Will use
for an ofTice.-Mis3 AleXina Campbell has
gone TO Clarcnont. n. H.. to spend the
winter--Mr. and Mrs G. II. Burton and
Miss Gilbert, Mt Green Mountain Inn Tor
the summer. have returned TO Bridge
port. Conn-The long continued drouth
was broken by heavy showers accom-
panied h. high winds Monday night.
largo tree near J. L. Staffords resi-
dence on Maple street was blown down
across the street.-The. ana Mrs. George
E. Wade are visiting her brother Ed
ward A. C,ough. In Cady's Falls.
The Summit House on Mount Mansfield
will close Monday after a successful sea-
eon.-Mi"s Mcdonald, who has been en-
ployed 81 the Summit House. has re-
turned to Newburyport. Mass.--M. Y.
Russell has sold his house at the lower
Village to Leon Shepard. Wilbur SchS-
field has purchased Leon Shepard's and
Henry Sanborn has bought Schofleld' 8
lesse OF the house on Main street.--Jo-
seDh Latouche will move from Mrs. NJ.
A. Jenny's tenement to c. l.. Mcmahon j
tenement October 1.-The house pur-
chased by james Mcmahon OF j.. s. Ed
son is being repaired and will be occupied
by Mr.. and Mrs. r. W. Smith.-Mr. and
Mrs. 0. ]. Holden. who have been visit
ing tI;elE son, L Ilp.ut'i' ''h'N A''N' ~
to South Duxbury.--F. J. Holden Is sub
shutting for l.. s. Macutchan on r. +. ID
route ! for few days,-Mrs. James l.
Houston Is not so well-Mrs. Hannah
Eddy of johnson has been visiting hel
son, C. F. Eddy. this week.-Mrs.. w. w
Luce underwent succcssful operation
at the Mary Fletcher hospital Wednes
oav.~The ladies OF Unity Church WI
serv, suppcr at their vestry Thursday
afternoon from five o'clock onward
There wera 20 days with no rain excep
few very lignt showers here In tn
drouth broken by rain Monday night. =
large amount OF rair. 10 needed to III TIT
springs and streams. Roswell b. Russell
Is moving to the Downer place on Yves
Branch which he has purchased
Georg Downer and son, w. II. Downer
have mo,e1 to V. c. Babcock's residence
on West Branch. Mr. Babcock Will boar'
with thera -Fergu, A. Butler left Tues
day for h,5 home in Danvers, Mass.-li
w. Bonner Is having 10 days vacatio'
from his duties as mail carrier on rout
News hos been received Of tho dealt
IN Essex, y. Y, OF Mrs.. Mary Tomlinsol
Boardman, a sister OF Miss Jano Tomlir
son and n former school teacher In Stow
Holloy. The funeral will be held Thurs
day.