Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-06-15

Mcdee Is very lIL-Mr. and Mrs John
Williams are visiting in Peacham.-Mrs.
\. G. Bush is recovering from her recent
iilness.-Mr. and Mrs. John Rice of West
ford are guests at r. II. Smiths.
JERICHO.
Clyde Hurlbut of Middlebury has been
at the home of j. IL. Stafford, Sr., for sew
eral days.-Mrs. n. ". Wolcott went Fri
Goy to Fairfax to remain "A few weeks
Mrs. Laura Horner of Massachusetts is
visiting Mrs. Casey at Arson Fields
Mrs. Flora White and the Misses Lul,,
and Rena White arrived IT. town from
Des Moines Friday morning They went
to Cnderhill to remain over Sunday at
L.. w. Henry'e.-Isaac Chase has re-
turned to ST. Adams after visit al the
home of his son, II. T. Chasc.-Leyyis
Paradee has finished work in w Il. Bux-
tons mill and has opened q whcelwrig ut
shop.-E. Il. Williams Is having a largo
piazza built on his house Mrs. William
DE Forge is ill.-Kenneth Day, son Of the
late Guy Day, who Is spending some
time with his grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. L. II. Day. sustained Il seriously
sprained arm while wrestling Thursday
evelinG.-Nows has been received here of
the Firth Of son, John Burton. to Mr..
and Mrs. Raymond w. Williams of Hol-
!cko, Mass.-One of the gray span Of val
liable horses belonging to Arthur C.
Brown got lose in the barn ard ate such
quantity OF sheep dip. which was in a
cupboard. thai Il died from the poison
within few hou.s.-Mrs. James McLane
is visiting her daughter. Mrs. Clarence
Morgan. In Richmond.-Miss Lucy Raw
son is at home from Washington, D. c.,
Tor the summer.-C. +. Percival and sen,
Clement, were in Burlington Saturday,
X w. Brown was at home from Burning
ton TO spend Sunday.
A Children's day program was given
at the Baptist Church Sunday evening.
The church was filled by large congre-
cation. The special music included a
solo by Mrs. NJ. A. Buzzell-Mrs. Wilkio
of Washington, D. c.. came Friday TO
spend the summer at L. T.. Wilbur's.-
Mrs William Chesmore was In Richmond
Saturday.-Mrs Proctor wife Of ex-Goy.
ernor Proctor. was in town Saturday and
Sunday.-The Rev Mr.. Bradford has
been instructed to represent the Second
congregational Church at the State con-
vention in Bellows Falls this week-Miss
Sadie Packard is at home after several
days visit with relatives in Essex.-NIrs.
L. ]. Yandow and Miss Addie Yandow
were in town from Williston Sunday
Madam Vincent Of johnson Is visiting at
the home Of her son. Clarence Vincent
The driving horse Of Miss Emma Hunt
er's which has been sick for more than
four weeks died after standing Up 81
Gays without lying down.-Mr. and
Mrs. Ezra Stone OF Richmond
spent Sunday at N Sister's.-Tho
Misses Ada and Ina Hodges Of Richmond
spent Sunday with their aunt, Miss Min
ME Haskins.-The Ladies' Aid society of
the Congregational Church will serve ice
cream in tho church parlors Friday even
ipg.-M1r. and Mrs. +. W. Pease and
grandson. Reginald IIosklns. spent Satur-
day and Sunday at Malletts bay, guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Blcknell.
serious accident which mny end
fatally. occurred yesterday morning
about eight o'clock In Nashville. Carl
Hosford OF Bolton had just crossed the
bridge with large load OF lumber when
his horses SHE'D The team turned into
the ditch and tipped over. pinnng Mr..
Iiosford beneath It. His cries brought
help and efforts were at once begun to
release him. 1t lie thought the load must
have been partially upheld or he would
have been crushed to DEATH After his
removal he was taken to Thomas Nash's
ana DR.. Eddy summoned, and in the
afternoon he was removed TO his home
suffering from broken shoulder from
which II was expected he would recover
The latest report I'm the eyenino s,o,,
that his condition was worse and inter-
nal injuries were feared. Mr.. Hosford Is
about % years Of age and an only SON.
MIR, and Mrs. Gorden Smith celebrated
their 61st wedding anniversary quietly
at their home Tuesday. They arc both In
good health for their age.