Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-08-17
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT

search was made in the pasture that
night and Mr.. Miner was found In an
unconscious condition. He was taken
home and did not recover consciousness
until late on Sunday. No bones were
broken and Mr.. Miner will undoubtedly
recover speedily.
MIR. and Mrs Ransom II. Kellogg Of
Cream Hill and shoreham observed their
golden wedding on Tuesday, having been
married on August i5, 1861 A large num-
Der OF friends from the surrounding
towns attended the function and all the
living children OF the family were also
present. 1t was most enjoyable occasion
and Mr. and Mrs. Kellogg were made
presents IN gold amounting to quite
sum.--Mrs. Isaac Lavonche, Jr, went to
Burlington on Monday and returned Mon
day night with her daughter, Miss Bessie
L.nvonche who was operated upon at the
Fanny Allen hospital six weeks ago for
appendicitis and whose case was so SER
ious that a second operation was made
necessary. 1t is now thought that Miss
Iavonche will recover in very short
timc.-Ladd Miner of Bridport, who was
nearly killed Saturday evening by a fall
much improved Tuesday and It Is thought
that he will come out all right soon.-
Miss Ada u. Calender left Tuesday
morning for Clifford. Conn, where she
intends to make her future home. Miss
Calender was a resident of NIiddlebury
for many years and has a large circle
OF friends here who regret her departure
Senator John w. Stewart and daughter
Mrs Jesica sylvester, accompanied ny
Miss Sophie Wids went to Bennington
Tuesday to take part In the celebra ton Of
the Battle of Bennington and the ex-
ercises Incident to the 1j0th anniversary
of the founding of the town-Charles H.
Wostall. Jr.. has leased the Rattell house
on seymour street recently occupied by
Mrs. Mary Harrington and will move to
tire new quarters this week.-Belden Shed
wick, n former resident but now of Add
son, was In town Monday and on his way
to his home when going down n hill
one Of the holdbaCks broke and allowed
the wagon to 20 ON to the horse. The
horse ran away ana threw Mr. Shedwick
out, breaking his collar bone and cutting
him up quite badly. He was picked up bv
an automobile party and taken to his
home and medical aid was summoned.
Mrs e. r. Clay of Lebanon. ~ r.. a
former resident. Is in town.-Miss Theo
Crane went to Albany, n. V, Tues
daY.-Mrs. Emma Leroy of New York
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