Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-09-16
HINESBURGH.

Tie IL months old daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs ". J. Parker. who was badly scald-
Cd by pulling cup Of hot syrup off the
table, Is doing week.-Mrs. Eliza Brown-
son has returned from Mt. Philo Inn and
will keep house for Or. I.arner-Mrs
Albert Ray has moved 10 burlington,
whore she will make her homer. H.
Wilson Of Castleton was In town the
past week TO help his sister Mary, In
moving to burlington Friday-The next
meeting Of the Grange. September o. will
be In charge OF the degree team from
Starksboro. who will work the third and
fourth degrees after which refreshments
will be sorved.-Aliss Mary Wilson has
given to the town library ~ volumes be-
longing to the Late Henry Wilson, some
Of them expensive editions which make
valuable addition 10 the lbrary-Nlrs.
Fred 3. Strong and hor daughter, LILLIAN.
Of Boston are visiting Mrs. H. NJ Page.
The village schools opened with l10 pun
lis last week Tuesday-1.ewis Butler
fell from his wagon while he was In
Burlington a few days since and in
tured himself so that he is In the
Mary Fletcher hospital.-Countv Clerk
c. J. Russell and family OF burlington
were In town Sunday.-Nr and Mrs.
G. 1r. Holden Of burlington visited at
Perry Reads Sundav-The recital
given by Miss Hull's pupils Saturday
evening was n success in every way
William Grecnleaf left Monday for
Worcester, Mass, to enter Clark Col
lecc-AIiss Helen Vancor was in n
runaway accident Saturday ami pain
fully injured MIR. and Mrs. +. I. An
drews Of Shelburne visited here over
SunIav.-Ernrst Ryder has returned
to his studies at Taylor University,
Upland Indiana after spending the
the summer with his parents.-Mr.
and Mrs. Josiah Barker, Miss Grace
Barker and Miss lizzie Baldwin Of
burlington visited relatives here Sun
day
The Rev. f. r. Greenieaf. Mr.. and
Mrs, Clough, Mrs. Horace Kenyon.
Mrs. William Sanctuary and Arthur
b'ssett attended tho meeting OF the
BAPTIST Lamoille association at Fair
FAX this week.--LAwis butler who
was seriously injured by falling from
his wagon few days ago, died at the
Mary Fletcher hospital Monday. The
remains were brought here Tuesday
and funeral services were held at
bristol Wednesday at one O'Clock with
burial In that place-Thomas McKen-
z,c Is taking a vacation OF two weeks
from his duties on the r. Ed. route.
Tho Rev. +. n. McCabe OF weybridye
is guest ut G. H. Leonard's-M +.
bennington has received word that his
SON. Herman, and wife of Fitchburg.
Mass, had been injured in an auto
mobile accident.-Mrs. Julia Savles OF
Bristol Is a guest OF her brother, sgd
ney Bushnell-Tho surprise party
given William f. Greenleaf Friday
evening was we'll attended, there be-
ing about 30 present. Miss Deyett fur
nished music. Refreshments were
served after which Mr.. Greenleaf was
presented with a purse and book
He left Monday morning for worces-
ter. Mass. where he will enter coll
legc--Mrs. Daniel Patrick is nl.-W
o. Trap has bought the Amos Hail
farm and has moved to it-LMiss Vera
Patrick is visiting in Boston and
Providence. r. Mrs Adams and
daughter. Cora. OF Dwight. Ill, who
have been the guests OF Nj. and Mrs
Harrison Picrce, have gone to Brush
ton. n, Y,-The pupils Of the high
school gave William Greenleaf L sur
prise party Friday evening. Mrs. Ru-
fus Patrick has returned from Platts-
burgh.-Mrs. Dora Tilley has gone TO
Chicago to spend some time with rela-
tives.
JERICHO CENTER.
j. w. Hovey OF East Hardwick is a
guest of his niece. Mrs. +. b. Jordan
Tho concert given by the Mandolin club
Of the 10th cavalry Friday evening was
greeted by a crowded house. The church