Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-08-05
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT

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ro1hor, C,,,,rc, ,o,sonoro Monday after
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tha rondo,rh .,r,,or,rn and Miss Folsom
30. hoo, ho,a ,,,ree ,hcrc for over a veor.
IN and Mrs c,rord Icf, immediately for
pren6on nv automobile They will return
cox, u,,e,, THO aremen 1-pre In Norris
vins Tuesday attending the fremen's
rnuster About 70 men went from this
niaec-Nox Thomas ia AZ home from
i~1,rhrnte-u u and y. r. Salisbury ar
rived from Greensboro in their automo-
b,,e Tuesday.
Miss Lem Kilburn began her duties as
s,enographe- NJ Sargent. Osgood and
Roundy's foNna .r, M, Mo-, Wand ana
returned Monday from their summer cot
tage at Marcoma lake. Enfield. ". IL
Harry rotman is In HiyhEntc for a few
days William Rand was ono Of the M
rivals on Sunday. He is to enjoy n two
weeks vacation from his duties in Dos
ton.-Sargent. Osgood & Rcundy are re-
pairing their dam below the old bridge.
II Is much dccayed beneath the bod Of
the river and new plnnk!ng ia being put
IN to replace the old,-Work is progress
ing rapidly on the new bridge over Ayers
brook in Snult Hollow, altho II Will be
some time before II Is complete. Mean
while the brook Is crossed by a tempor-
nry wooden structure.
Albert Turner, a former resident, was
.ere yesterday on his way to Montreal.
fIe Is making the trip from Boston In
his automobile. Judge Watson OF Mont
peiier was in town Yesterday with Judge
Rowell.-Harry Totrnan returned yestcr-
day from Highgnte.-Mra. p. W. Meal
lister and daughter. Miss Mary. ore in
Springfield for O few G~ays-Hattie
knights has returned to Bradford.-The
united picnic Of all the churches will be
held at the George Slack farm Friday.
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As Mrs. ". Henry Aisr., who lives on
a West Hi! farm, was returning from
n. trip &c C;ran!tville on Monday, her
orse after turning tho Aiber. Denison
-,er became frightened nj the rafting
p1oss lars in the vn1, IN and ran down
ae hill. throwing her out and brui.ing
,cr heal and facs. DR.. Godfrey was
called nv ,eIenhor, and reached her
home in eighteen minutes. some six miles
away. three OF which was I'D a rather
steso hill. making the distance In his au-
tumobile Fred A. Atwood Of Boston Is
spend,cs his vacation with lis mother.
Mrs. Jennie Atwood. and his aunt, Mrs.
Alice r. Hadle,. His elder hrother. John
y. Atwood. who travels for A Boston
house, ives also IN town over Sunday
Mrs. Philip J.. Little and her daughter,
Margsry, now 81 F1tcl1burg. Mass, have
been visiting amons friends. and acuuain.
tances In town. Mr.. IAttle md his fam
lily, including two sons, went to Leomi:-
0ter sune II rec years ago.-Geors. ",
French and his grandson. Lester Palser,
of. Havcrfill. Mass. who have been visit
ing the former. uncle, A. W. Whitney.
returned to thei- home last Saturday
Misses Blanch. and Hope Abbott, dausht-
snron. have r.,urnsa from =. ' ,or,n,gn,.,
stay Win theIr maternal aunt MRS. Lucy