Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-11-23
vERGENNES.

ing 1873 pounds Saturday, killed by him in
Lincoln Thursday Miss Elizabeth King
passed Sunday with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Joseph King of Addison. Edward
Smith Is moving his family here from
Middlebury. and Mrs Joseph Re-
maud have returned to Rutland after Wis
ting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. D. Re-
naud-Arthur Beach killed a buck OF
about 80 pounds in Bristol Thursday
Joseph Carter and II. +. Elithorp each
had q colt killed Saturday morning on
the railroad track near the putty bed
crossing by the four o'clock sleeper. The
colts were coming three years old and
were valued at $50 each-Archie Haven
| went Friday to Cambridge. Mass, to see
the Harvard Dartmouth football game.
George, son of Mr.. and Mrs George
Myers. and Miss Florence. daughter Of
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hocomb, OF this
| city we're married Saturday evening at
the Methodist Episcopal Church par
! sonage by the Rev 8. s. Cobb.-G. T.
| Talbot +. l.. Goss and ]. T. Gibson Of
Mddlebury College passed Sunday with
| friends in town
| Unclaimed letters remaining at the
postoffice are for John Winters.
Alfred Betoin. Roy V. Sherman. Glenn
A. Bigelow Mrs. william Eggleston.
| Edward Godoin, Master r. Norton. II.
Milton, Seaver. F. G. Brown, Bonnie
| Curler.
Wallace Fleming If Hancock and
Thomas and Michael Connors and f,rford
Fleming OF Addison were arrested Tues
day by County Fish AMI Game Warden
George H. Chaffey and Deputy Warde,.
j. +. Hodges OF Mldd:ebury for killing
and having in their possession the car
cass OF a doe. Tuesday evening they were
brought before Justice OF the Peace q.
r q, Kimball and bound over by the
| court in the sum of $3.50 each for their
appearance at the December term OF
county court al Middlebury. The re-
spon1ents furnished bail. States Attor-
ney f. W. futile prosecuted for the
Sta;e.-Mrs. Dustin Bairows gave her
husband a birthday surprise party at
their home on Main street Tuesday even
ing. the occasion being the 10Th anniver
sary of his birth. Whist was played.
Mrs C.. H. Caisse was awarded the ladies'
prize and S. -. Miner the gentlemen's =,
Refreshments were served. There was a
fairly large Offering Of poultry for
Thanksgiving here to-day and about
eight tons We're purchased. OF this w.
X. Bristol bought about five ton and
Carter and Clark three ton. Prices rang
ed as follows: Turkeys, % to - cents
per pound. chickens. ~ to Ice: fowls. u
TO &c. ducks. l5c.--The "As You Like
1t" club met Tuesday evening with Mrs
Walter b, Dalrymple. Mrs William
lDarymple and the Misses Willard as
lsisting in entertaining. The program was
America" club; reading Of Governor
Mead's Thanksgiving proclamation, Mrs
Geo. +. Stone; report of last meeting
Mrs. V. w. Waterman; reading OF con
stitution, Miss Ada Crosby: roll call, re
sponded to by quotations on books. The
subject of the evening was the his torica
novel, BE Not the First BY Whom thu
New Are Tried. Nor Yet the Last to La,
the Old Aside" Refreshments were serv
ed-The boys Of the Methodist Episcopa
Church met at the parsonage Tuesda,
Ievening and organized the Victor" or
der of the knights OF Methodism will
lG members. The officers elected are
Chief Herman Griffin, assistant chief
, John Bristol: scribe, Kenneth Cobb
purscr Clayton Ward; sentinels. Mil
, Bristol Charles Larcom; seer, 8. s
Cobb.-lIoward Johnson Of the class O
1914 Of Middlebury College and Charlie
Mulcahy, II. was in town Tuesday.
BRISTOL.
1 Mrs. Anna Sturdevant left Bristol Sur
, day for New York, where she will sto
for a few weeks before going South I
4 spend the winter
Mail Clerk Harold Bosworth is taking
weeks vacation.-The Outlook club wi
|, meet with Mrs. Bingham November .
, Later reports from Clayton Cove at I'll
Mary Fletcher hospital are more ct
!, couraGng.-B. j, Clark Is In Proctorsvil
this week.-W A. Lawrence entertains
- at dinner Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. c. n
Russell and DIR, and Mrs. IT, Il. Stoddai
!, of Shelburne. Mr.. and Mrs. a. T.. Clemei
!, of Burlington, DIR, and Mrs. w. J. VIII
of Mddlebury, and Mr., and Mrs W. Y
n Rider of BristoL-W. T.. Lawrence sh
a buck near Gilmore pond TNIesda,
weighing lS5 pounds. -Arthur Beach
y, Vergennes shot a deer here last Thur
:, day.-E. d. Blackwell OF Brandon IS
. town.-Mrs. W. Il. Sturtevant ar
:, daughter OF Freeport. Me-. are guests
=, Mr., and Mrs. c. c. Currier, Mrs.. Sturt
want was called here by the critical illne
- OF her father, Benjamin Sheldon. Mr.
" Ellen Wright is seriously III at the hon
OF her daughter, Mrs. A, L. Wright