Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-01-27
L-AMQILL.E,
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Mir ana Mrs. L. IL. Olmsteal wero
given a surprise Thursday evening when
about 20 of their friends met at their
home to remind them that II was the
sixth anniversary of their marriage. Mr..
ana Mrs. Olmstcad were presented with
handsome drop lsmp.-Niss Lula Anair
is new apprentice at the Morrisville
Messenger Office Mrs. G. -. Vincent and
son passed Saturday and Sunday in John
son Miss luna Tarrand Of Iardwick Is
visiting Misses Viola Perry and Winnie
Johnson.--Archie Goodrich Of Johnson be-
gins work this week for r. Waite &
Sons.-The ice crop for the season has
been harvested, the quality Is good.-Miss
Lillian Greene Of Burlington. steno-
grapher, enters the employ Of II. Waite
& Sons, this morning-The Bubblers meet
this evening with Miss kitt!e Boynton.-
A.r and Mrs Edwin HoVey have moved
to the residence of ". j, Spencer.-Mr,
and Mrs. Walter Isham returned from
Boston Friday eveniug.--Mr. and Mrs.
Horny Parker went to johnson Saturday
on account of the Illness OF his MOTHER
Mrs II. Aha is ill.-tIomer Smith is suf-
fering from wound in his hand inflicted
by rusty nail.--Mrs A. H. Copley. who
has passed several months at the Ran
dali. returned % Boston Saturday.-Miss
Verna Russell passed Saturday and Sun
day in ST Johnsbury Miss Ida O'Neil.
guest of her grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs
carl Cleavland, since Christmas, return
cd to I.ittlcton. y. H.. Saturday.
j. l.. Hovey has sold Malvern Farms
to f. G. Foss. Mr. Hovey Is to give
possession February 10 and soon after
will leave for Oregon where he will
take charge of fruit farm for c. a.
Knight OF Hyde Park-C. L. Shaw and
f. r. Ryder had an exciting experience
Saturday afternoon. Some valuable
youne stock was on the meadow be-
low the farm buildings Of Mr.. Shaw
when the ice in the river gave away
AID the water came up SO fast that the
cattle were soon in ar unsafe depth.
Section men on the opposite side of the
river saw the danger and hurried To the
depot and telephoned Mr. Shaw Mr.
Ryder who was saving wood for shaw
| iumped upon a horse and went in after
I them and Mr.. Shaw without horse
went in to his shoulders. but did no.
give up until the five creatures were
saved. Tho river was cleared of Ice dur
ing the afternoon and formed jan
below the falls at Pulpit Rock.-Mr. anC
Mrs. Frank Raymond and two children
passed Sunday In f'airfeld.-Miss Flori
McCuin, who has been In the employ o
W. j. Benson since the first Of las
June. completed her work in the stor,
Saturday and went to her home in JEFF
fcrsonville-E. II. Bracket of Boston
passed Sunday with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs S. II. Brackett.-Miss Carolin
Powers is in Burlingtop.-Carroll Nor
rill left Monday on business tril
through the West-Mrs. Milo Small, VIII
is i'll with pneumonia, Is improving
Mrs. Eden Eiovey went to Waterbur,
Monday to visit her parents, Mr.. AM
Mrs. +. V. Hadley.-Mrs. a. q. Davi
suffered IA shock of paralysis Sunday
Judge George NJ Powers Is In st. Al
hans.-Mrs George NJ. Powers an
daughter. Dorothy. are In Burlington.
The X. OF =. district meeting will be he'll
in Cambridge February l0-Mrs, Ere
Beden OF oxford. n. H.. came Monda
evening. having been called here by tn
condition Of her mother-in-law, Mrs. A
G. Davis, who suffered a shock sunday
Mrs George G.. Morse IL In Burlington
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. L. Z. Harrins
ton.-Miss Maud Van Dusen returne
Tuesday to Plattsburgh. n, ", where sh
has a position.--The condition of Mrs. "
NJ. Small. who is III with pneumonia,
impro- ing.-Clinton b. Ellis will so t
Proctor Monday, having accepted a pos
ton with the Proctor Marble company.
EDEN.
Elsie stearns who has been attendln
school at Hyde Park, is homo with tn
< whooping cough Martin Shattuck
!, failing-Mrs. w. H. Emery Is in Water
: VILE helping care for her little graz
. daughter who Is very sick with bror
y chlal pneumonia. Mrs. Charles Bak,
c was in Watervile with her father ov,
y Sundny Ashley Sargent got quite ba