Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-11-18

Mrs. John Norris of Cowansvile, Quc.
Baxter Hurlbut and William Brown of
sutton, Que. Mr.. and Mrs a. Sinclair
ana M $. Beach of berkshire ana Mrs.
II. \. Chadmun Of Montreal After a
wedding trip 10 Montreal. Mr. and Mrs.
Reed will reside in Newport
a son was born to Mr. and Mrs Gerald
r. Stewart of Montreal November II. Mrs
Stewart was formerly Miss Marion Ford
OF this place.-Mrs. Frank c. Clarke OF
Burlington was here last week, while a
monument was placed ut her husbands
grave in Hillside cemetery.-The follow
Ing officers OF the Altar Guild Of =.
AIMS Episcopal Church have beer
elected for the ensuing year: President
Miss Elizabeth Ayling; ce-prcsident
Miss Olive Farrand; treasurer. Mis-
Georgia Smith; secretary Miss Glonun
Turner; managing committee Miss
Bertha Turner. Miss Adah shenard. MI.
Addie Reed, Miss Bertha Barnes --Niiss
Dorothy Robertson Of Waterloo. Que
has returned TO Rlchford to resume hen
music studies and is boarding at Ernest
G. Thayer's.--N. II. Loveiette Of West
Derby visited relatives here Saturday
He has just placed monument on hi.
lot In Hillside cemetery,
James S. Chase, son OF Mr. and Mrs \.
s. Chase, j.. and Miss Gwenduiyu
Noyes. daughter of Mr.. ard Mrs Homer
Noyes both Of ,his place were married
Mt the homo of the bride Saturday even
Ing by the Rev. w. l.. Douglass, pastor
or tho Methodist church in the presence
If few immediate relativos-Scua;or ".
+. Dillingham; OF Waterbury win
address the members Of the Calumet
club on 'Foreien Immigration" q q smoke
talk in the club rooms THIS even
Ing. Owing to the limited capacity Of the
rooms, only members and invited ccntle-
men guests will attend.-The hoard OF
sclectmen will meet Monday. November
o., to act on the matter Of discon.inuiug
mat portion OF the highwar between
this village an East Rchford rendered
useless by The construction OF "a new
piece of road and underpass at the "jtnc-
ton." the grade crossing on said road
having been abolished by the pvhltc sor-
vice commission. Mrs. Abbie Atkinson
of Ludlow visited her sister Mrs. Char
icfte Hopkins over Sunday. Harlan T.
Burnap has moved TO East Richford.
whore he is in the empoye of the Cana
dian Pacific Railway company.-Miss
Harriet Rockwell of St. Albans visited
boz sister Mrs. c. Fuller Carpenter
over Sunday.
some miScreant with an axe or hatchet
rH'ked a row Of about 20 shade trees
on Troy street, inflictinF in some cases
slight bruse, While in others a fair
I'D chip was cut out 1t is thought to
/ rc been the work of a small boy
n = 9. Fred Norris is visiting In Nor
y til".-H. l.. Faker was in Boston on a
, 'rt business trip this week.-I.inus
IoVel0tte IS moving his family to a farm
near East Fairfiald.-David r. Dow of
East Richtord was called to West Enos-
turgh Tuesday to attend the funeral of
his mcle, Dennis Dow.--As Miss
blanche sykes was driving in this village
Tuesday afternoon in company with her
mother. Mrs. Preston Sykes. and Mrs. NJ
NJ. Burlcson of Berkshire, tho horse be-
Same frightened at an automobile and
Miss sykes was thrown out. She sus-
tancd bruises and a cut back Of one ear
that required two stitches to close, but
escaped serious injury.