Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-01-13
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
Continued from FIRST Page.)

CHARLES T. Rogers and famiy-Mrs Will
lam Cushman is critically Ill at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. w. II. Brewster
Miss NJ Agnes Merrill left Monday
morning for Los Angeles, Cal, where she
will spend the winter.-George Williamson
of Litucton. n. H., Is in town.-Mss Anna
Mcmahon has returned to Glens Falls, N
Y,-The bursting of n water pipe in the
room over l.. Lanphers shoe store caused
a damage of about $50 to shoes in the
show wirdow.-Presiden John NJ. Thomas
occupied the pulpit of the Bethany
church. Montpelier. Sunday.-The best
quality Of hay is now selling Mt $17 per
ton in this section.
William Waugh wos badly injured Mon
day whilo trying to thaw out frozen
water pipe at his house. Tho gasoline
torch he was using exploded, igniting sew
eral articles about the room and Mr..
Waugh severely burned his hands while
extingulshing the flames. It will be some
time before he recovers--Frank Ladue Of
Bristol and Mrs. octave Panton of Lo-
well, Mass. wore married at ST. Mary's
Catholic Church Monday morning by Fa-
Their ]. -. Shannon They will reside in
Rristol-Niss Delretta Highter and
James Parrish, both OF Cornwall, were
married Mt 81. Mar. s Church Monday
morning NY Father j. d. Shannon.-C
han & Eldredge have commenced to fill
the ice house of the New York Dairy
company. 1t requires over 1000 cakes
John ". Wood has purchased Z half in
terest in the real estate business OF n. S.
| Foote.-- Monday, market day eggs
brought 80, cents and butter q to 29.-The
cattle shipment from this section Monday
consisted of four carloads for the New
York and Boston markets.-Miss Agnes
| Merrill left Monday for Los Angeles, Cal.
where she will spend the winter.
AT the annual meeting of the stockholders
of the National bank of Mddlebury held
Tuesday afternoon the following d.
rectors were elect. S. A. 1sey, G. S.
Wainwright. Charles f.. Pinney, Rober,
| Cartmell, John a. Fletcher of Middlebury
W. A. Lawrence of Bristol and j. H.
Bennett of Brhrort. At the meeting OF
the directors the following officers were
| elected: President, s. a. Ilsley: vice.
president, G. S. Wainwright cashier
Charles II. pinney; assistant cashier
| Robert +. Pinncy; teller, Peter J. Hincks
- At the meeting Of Addison Encamp.
ment, No. 81 l. O. O. f., Monday even.
ing the recently elected officers were in
stalled by District Deputy Charlie.
Lamorder of this village-Mr. and Mrs
J. Vi. Taylor and daughter have gone t
Florida for the winter.
James n. Donoway has returned from
lTiconderoga, y. Y.--Mrs. Fred W. Beck
with Is IN Worcester, Mass.--A. Ray ant
family Of East Huhhardton are visitinl
here. Mrs. Mary Gates and Miss Fam.
Gates have returned from Boston.-Th
Middlebury Grange will install their ney
officers Friday evening.-Archie Giaddin,
Of Bristol and Miss Flora y. Rock of thl
village We're married Tuesday at the HON
Of the Rev. S. w Bidwell. Mr.. Bidwel
Is 100 years Of age.--1he repairs on tn
Masonic Temple are nearing completion
Owing to high price Of hay and tn
scarcity of water large amount of stoc
! | is being sold and shipped out.--Mrs
Caroline Hyde has returned from a s.!
weeks stay In Tconderoga, n. y, wit
her son, John J. Hyde--At the meetn
of Addscn Court, G.. Q. F.. Tuesday even
ing the newly elected officers were ir
stalled by J. f. BARLEY of Vergenne
A banquet was served.