Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-12-30

Carl Batchellor spent Christmas in
Plainfeld.-The primary teacher Of the
village school went to her home near
Richmond for Chrstmas.-Miss Johnson.
teacher in No. /, spent Christmas in
parre.--Gilbert silloway and family
spent Christmas In Montpelier with Mrs.
Sideways ers--Miss Mildred Cam
eron of Montpelier is with her sister.
Mrs. Gilbert sllloway.
NORTH FAYSTON.
Mr. and Mrs Hugh Henry celebrated
the Goth anniversary Of their wedding on
Christmas day. Their many friends as
sembled in the morning and remained un-
til midnight Dinner and supper we're
served. The presents were numerous.
some Of them being sent from friends in
Canada There was plenty of music
through the day and evening
WATERBURY.
Among the college boys at home for |
the holidays are c. G. Warren, Jr.. from
Dartmouth, Andrew Brown and Joseph
Smith from the u. V. M-Clayton Jones. |
the four-year-old son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
ID. {. Jones. who was hit by the rapidly
driven horse last week, was able to be
brought down stairs for n short time
Sunday.-Miss Bertha Wright Of st.
Johnsbury has finished work at the hos
ptal-Mrs. Arthur Graves Is able to sit
UP for short time each day Earl
the youngest son of Mr.. and Mrs A. r.
Graves, is iii with tonsilitis-Orlando
! Coddng leaves here This week for Rut-
land, Mass. where he will spend the win
ter with his sister.-Mr. ana Mrs. George
Miller of Montpelier are guests OF e. CA
Miler.-J. c. Farrar has resigned his posi-
ton with ID. w. Cooley and is TO move
to St. Albans.-The wedding is announced
Of Anna Mary daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
James OBrien. to stephen Scott Perry
! December ~.
The patients who were thrown out Of
sleeping quarters by the recent 1re at
the Vermont State hospital are being
well cared for there. There is no truth in
the rumor that the patients - be re-
moved TO Brat,leboro. On INC women's
side the patients have been moved from
ward one into the other women's wards
and TO the nurses home. Part OF the
men have been put In the ward thus
mace vacant. Or Grout Is OF the opinion
mat 1t VIII take three months TO restore
'he burned secton.--Harold Atkins re-
turned sunday night to Boston.-Mr. and
MRS NhaS' ferry or worcester are sueSts
Vi MIS- iorrFs parents MT ana mrs d.
w. "oooy'-MFs Eiisha Moody ana MRS
'"e move hre III oto"e'-lhe HEPd'ia
un VIII h''e' WIN MfH' ~ ~ De"ier't
a.'c'"ooh' Inc NhilS'fhas tree
W. w >'P"''o"'-f'o"' HoI''so'' OF
1855, wa Hue.' Vi FL "es' 'u,'s "
"V'''' 'u''A aho Len" sup
No." a." % a'o'' N''a''ois
are issued by Mr.. and Mrs George w.
Morse FOR an anniversary reception at
, their home next Tuesday cvenlns.-Ma-
uam Conant is quite ill.-Eddie Goodheart
is ill-An interesting meeting OF the
twenty-five club was held at the Vat
eThurF Inn Monday evening A number
OF invited guests were present. The meet
hs was addressed by state Road Com
"iSsiohc! T. W. fatcs or FRANKLIN, VINO
S''ohe upon Highways
me marriage OF MISS Anna . brien,
oaush'er OF MT. ana Mrs James
- Brien 10 stephen scott Perry was
solemnized ut st. Andrews Church
D Yesterday morning. The ceremony
I was performed by the uncle OF the
: BRIDE Rev. r. III. OOeil OF Northheld
4 The brides sister. BERTHA O'Brien
r was bridesmaid and George O'Brien.
i brother 81 the bride, was best man
bride. rhoma. and Andrew o'Rr,cn
weddinE breakfast was served Mt
tIle pTIue : nome nj Ter inc ceremony