Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-07-20


Charles Mastering s.-The account Of the
death of Mrs. Mamie Carroll Machie.
stated che was survived by FIVE sisters.
lnstead Of six sisters. Miss julia Carroll
OF Burlington being omitted-Many wells
and springs are dry and some farmers are
obliged to draw water for all their cattle.
Mrs. Hannah age Of Mooer's, N. T., Is
visiting at 7. NJ. Thompson's.
Mrs. d. f. Rood and two daughters,
Mrs Morton whitney Of Bristol and |
Miss Madge Rood of Concord, made an
automobile trip to Milton Saturday |
where they spent the day with Mrs.
Rood's other daughter, Mrs. Costello |
There was meeting OF the school d. |
rectors of the town with Superinten-
dent Prior Saturday In regard to filling |
the vacancies among the teachers, the
Misses Spooner, Bates and Townsend
having declined eappointment.-Mrs. |
oliver Lowrcy, who recently returned
from the West in poor health. does not
improve She is confined to her room
much of the time.-Mrs. Ethelyn Alger
and daughters, Myrtle and Bernice re-
turned saturday from Colchester where
they have been for several months.
Mrs Alger Is nearly helpless with
rheumatism.--R. w. Brown was at
home from Burlington Sunday.--Mrs.
Joseph Bissonette. who has been Ill for
several months. is slowly improving.
Mrs Kinghorn Of Lowell, Mass, is
visiting her sister. Mrs. Anna Chesmore
Mrs. Otis Terrill was the guest of Mrs.
Harriet Kinney Saturday. Mrs. Terrin
who was Miss Hattie Douglass and who
now lives in the west, has not been
here in 25 years.-Mr. and Mrs. Terrill
are spending some time at the center
| guests of Mr.. and Mrs. LOOMS Terrill
Mrs. Northrop and children, who have
been visiting relatives here, have re-
turned to st. Albans.-Fred w. Buxton
received cash on the face below the
eye while working in f. p. Williams
mill when stick flew from the saw
| Arthur Richie who has been spending
| his vacation at the home Of r. T. Chase,
returned to his home in Dudley. Mass.
Saturday evenlng.-An automobile
narrowly escaped going over the en-
banknent near Charles +. Percivafs
Sunday when It struck the sand while
going n n high rate OF speed.
The Rev. Joseph Therien conducted
funeral services Sunday morning at
)
hill Center for Mrs. Bridget (Ryan)
MCGEE. widow of Andrew H McGee,
who died Thursday at the home of he'
son. f. G. Pease was in charge as
sisted by f. f. MARROW. The funeral
was largely attended. The bearers
were John. William, Martin and Law
renee Agan. and the burial was in the
Catholic cemetery at Underhill Center.
Her only daughter Mrs. George Emery,
OF Lincoln, Neb., was unable to attend
on account of illness. Among those
from away were Mr.. and Mrs. y. w.
Splain of ST. Adams. Neal McGee of
Bolton, the Misses Nellie and Kate
Henley. Mrs Thomas Henley, Daniel
Henley, and Martin Agan Of Richmond.
John Agan OF Shelburne William Agan
of South Burlington, Mr.. and Mrs.
Moredale and Miss Mary Corbett of
Burlington.-Mr. and Mrs. 5. Clayton
Haskins and two children Of Lynn,
Mass. are visiting at the home Of Mr..
Haskins's uncle. f. w. Pease.-Miss
Myrtle Holmes of Burlington has heeu
visrting at Arson Field's-Mr. and
Mrs Hunter and child of Enosburg
and Mrs. Ruiter of Burlington were a
Mrs ]. p. Hunters Sunday.-Miss Min
mic Haskins has returned from visit
, with relatives in Richmond--Mrs. Mary
nav has finished as housekeeper for
Russell Johnson and has gone to I'm
. derhIll to remain some time.-Mrs.
Mary Balch went Monday to Essex
to spend week with Mrs. Huntley.-
Mr.. and Mrs James Carroll and Miss
= Mamie Carroll, Mr.. and Mrf. Thomas
! Adrien and Miss Mary Adrien. Luke g.
: Bolger. Miss Helen Bolger, John Car
; roll. John p. Carroll, the Misses Susie
and Alice Carroll and Hartwell r.
: Hanley attended the funeral of Mrs
: Mamie Carroll Machia at Essex juno
j ton Monday morning.--Whle htched
= t, lumber wagon on which were a
/ few panks and a half-dozen empty
barrels, f. r. Willlamss horse ran
away Monday morning during the
shower one barrel had fallen off
and while the driver went back for 1t
another FELL forward onto the horse
; causing II to run The horse continued
down the street through the coNered
= bridge with no damage until in turn
ing into Browns yard the wagon came
in contact with large tree. The
horse and harness We're not injured
, Mr.. and Mrs Fred Proutv OF BurlinS-
! ton. who were driving into one end OF
> the bridge when the horse dashed into
the other, escaped by only narrow
. margin from what might have proven
a serious acCIdent.-ATrs. Como has
- been visiting relatives in Aetna. n II.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred w Hall OF Esse <
Junction are visiting at o. II. Browns S,
Mrs. S. G. Rice has returned from st.
4 Adams, where she has been visiting her
!, sister, Mrs. S. w. Paige-Frank D.
- paulding of Burlington was in town
4 1uesday.-Mrs. Morton Nhtnev and
+ daughter, Barbara, who have been visit
4 Ing her parents, Mr., and Mrs - r
! Rood returned to Bristol Tuesday. Miss
Il Fannie Cook, who has been in Quincy
IN Mass, for q year Is visiting her aunt
. Mrs. W. c. Cook.-Mlss Ruth Humphrey
! who has been visiting at G. f Re1vy' 5
, ! has returned to her home in Barre
p T. s Tominson and Homer Kenney arr
:, in Cnderhill working upon the Methods
g parsonage, which is being repaired
D., Mr. and Mrs. Peter Flynn were in Bur
l. linEton Sunday.-lsaac Chase was IN ST
Il Adams Sunday.-Thc road commissions
# has built n cement cross walk at the tor
10 " the village hill and otherwise repaired
- the walks about the vlllage-Nliss Mar,
/ Tease has gone TO her home in Essex &
y, remain sometimc.-Mrs. A. T Arkley o
p. Essex Junction was at w +. Buxton
a Tuesday She expects to be in town ga cl