Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-08-26

horses in the barn were unnjured.
Some sixty wires leading into the tele-
phone office were rendered useless and
Miss Jessie Marseills, ono Of the
operators, was shocked into uncon-
sciousness 80 that she had to be taken
TO her home. Miss May Goddard. another
Of the operators, also received severe
shock but was able to continue her work
In the afternoon. In many places the
telephone, telegraph. fire alarm and
electric light wires were broken and dis
lodged from their supports by the high
wind and many limbs were blown from
trees in the open country districts
W. y. Kirby shot n blue heron three
miles east Of this village Saturday morn
ing which measured six feet from tip to
tip OF wings five feet two inches from
toes to bill.-Mrs. Ward Oakley Of Goa
pec, n. Y. and two daughters are visit
ing her sister. Mrs. X. p. Pinsham,-
Miss Agnes Calhoun hns returned after
q two weeks visit to Miss Mary MARRIOTT
at West NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. John NJ.
Thomas Of Middlebury College went to
Pittsford Saturday and preached in the
union church there at both the morning
and evening services.-Mrs. Abram II.
Langworthy of Brandon ls visiting her
few days.-Julius A. Wilcox of Ludlow
is In town for two weeks stay with
friends.-Cameron Spragg has returned
after a visit to Mr. and Mrs. r. O'Neil
Of West Rutland.-Mrs Louis ST. Mary
Is in Rutland. called there by the deat tn
| of Hugh Hill.-Dr. c. Ford LangWorthy
Of the chemistry division of the agricul-
tural department nt Washington, n grad
uatc Of Middebury College. Is passing q
months vacation here.
at Salt Lake City.-Mrs. +. NJ. Post and
. son of Saratoga are visiting at Henry
. Russells-Paul Dimick was called to
Warren Saturday by the serious Illness
, Of his fathcr.-W. J. Brown of New YORK
, Is the guest Of his cousin, c. *. Murray.
Mrs Henry Durand of Fitchburg.
Mass, is in town.-Amos Morrill,, Jr., has
bought the Henry Durand place.-Fred
DelongHeld Is finishing off the upper part
of hts shop into living rooms and VIII
move his family there.-Mrs. A. Adams
and daughter, Miss Corn, Of Dwight, HI
are visiting the latter's sister. Mrs. linr-
rson Pierce.
The cattle shipment Monday consisted
Of four carloads for Boston and Ne"
} York-Monday, market day, eggs
brought IS and butter Is cen,s.-Mrs
Ellen Champagne returned Saturday
from Notre Dame de Grace, Canada
where she has been for three months or
a visit to her niece.--Mrs. Ward Oakley
! and two daughters are visiting Mrs
Oakley's sister, Mrs. r. p Bingham. whom
she had not seen for 20 years. This Is
Mrs. Oukley's first visit to Vermont al
, though living at White Plains. \. u
: NJ. Lilac has returned from Albany, n
Y, where he was called by the death o.
n reiative-Mr. and Mrs. George Looms
, of Forestdale with three children, al
, former residents of Middlebury are Wis
L iting relatives in town during the ialr'-
> ]. c. Wilson of New York city Is In towi
> for ten days visit with Mr. ana MIS-
;: C. +. Rich.-Edward and George COD
= leigh and Miss Grace Cobleigh or Med
4, ford. Mass, are guests of their sranu
g mother Mrs. y. l.. F1eming.-Nord ma
been received here of the sudden deaf
V at South Wakefield. n H., Friday O
Augusta A. Smith of Southport, Conf
q Miss Smith was we'll known here. whcr
Il she and her sister spent several month
: ca ch year Miss Susan Parker went I
= Southport Saturday to attend the funera
Monday afternoon.-Iiss Jennie La Par
= who has been spending two week.
vacation with her parents, has resume
her duties at c. r. Rich's Jewelry stor'
Mrs A. NJ Swiney and Miss Caroly
Swiney, who have been visiting relative
at the Hotel Logan for two weeks, weI
II Monday to Bayonne. n. j., before r.
turning to Holyoke. Mass.-Ira j. Wa
kins of Rutland Is in town for a I"
= weeks stay.-Mrs. William w. HoI
H. and children. who have been visitir
relatives here, have returned to st.
lie bans-Among the new arrivals in tow
l. are Miss Carolyn r. Blatchford, Charl'
= F. Church Of Whiting, W. S. Young
% Schenectady, n. V. and Henry 7. JONI
Ia of Wilkesbarre, Pa.
70 Emma Meeker, who has been in Mlddl
bury for five years as proprietor or
I. millinery store, has sold out to the q
Il. sisters and the new proprietors ha
taken possession. Miss Aieeker will +
~ turn to her former home in Burlington
is Robert T. Morse. who has been
N Providence and Pawtucket. X. l.. sin
last spring returned to visit his fa'ni'
~ Mrs. Eva McKrryher OF Rutland
-, visiting Mrs Walter j. Rose.-Dav
ar Shapiro has gone to Gardner. Mas
A. where he will enter the Gushing Scienti
b. Acadcmy-Rollin Mayhem Of Canada.
W former resident is in town for II
H. weeks visit.-The Rev. David Burke
rs Plnttsburgh, N. T.. has returned TO IN
y city after n visit with his brother, Jose
NJ Burke.-Mr. and Mrs. George Sham
sc are tho parents OF q daughter born Mo
Ill day