Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-09-21

nOlu tne morse, Which, tuTueu N"'SN'y
about. freeing itself from the wagon and
ran toward Arson Fields's. Men with IAN
terms started In pursuit of the frightened
animal, which was found about two miles
further on eating by the roadside. The
harness and wagon were somewhat oe-
mollshed and the windshield was broken
on the automobile and the lamps torn Off
Shortly previous to this accident Mans
field had collded with the team OF L. F.
Wilbur, the team striking with such force
that Mr. Wilbur was thrown out on to
his shoulder. and when the wagons were
examined the wheels were locked in such
a manner that It took sometime to get
them apart.
Charles T. Reavey mas been in st.
Johnsbury for n few days.-Fred Lovely
Of Morrisville has moved into w. Il.
Buxton's house. lately occupied by VOL
colt Beach.-Mlsses Gladys and Doris
Small OF Underhill were guests OF friends
in town Saturday.. f. krewet, VINO mas
been in town for the summer. went Friday
to Burlington to remain over Sunday and
went Monday to his home In Mamaro-
neck. n. Vt. S. Whipple of Underhil
was the guest of friends In the village
Saturday.--A full force of men has been
employed for several days cleaning the
Buxton and Williams mill ponds.-Lester
Cook of North Underhill spent Saturday
with his mother Miss Sadie Packard ac-
companed by her grandmother Mrs.
Blood of Essex, has been spending several
days in Plattsburgh She returned Sum-
day.-Ralph Curt, who has been spending
the summer in this locality and who has
been visiting here for a few days. has
gone to his home in omaha. Neb.-1Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Adrien. Miss Mary
Adrien, T. b. Williams and C. F.. Perci-
val were in Burlington Saturday.-At the
meeting OF the Philathea class of ladies
at the Baptist Church Sunday school
held Saturday afternoon the following
officers were elected President. Mrs.
Linnie Buzzell. vice-president, Miss Flor
cnce Buxton; secretary, Miss Doris Smith;
treasurer Mrs. Lucia Curtis
Homer Kinney, who was seriously
bruised when he fell off the dam on to
the rocks, breaking his wrist, Is slowly
recovering Sarah Martin, Miss
Jennie Martin and George H. White and
son, Bernard, were In burlington Sat
urday.-Ferdinand McGinnis OF Essex
Junction was a business visitor in town
Saturday Miss Gertrude Sisters return
ed to Burlington Sunday evening. where
she Is attending high school. after a short
visit ct Walter Yantz OF South
burlington spent Sunday with his mother.
Mrs. Caroline Yantz.-Lloyd f. Hulburd
went Monday to Sheffield, Conn. where
he will attend school this year His ia
Their DR.. @. y. Hulburd, accompanied him
there.-Miss Mary Mcmahon has gone to
/ clio =,
Custer House, taking the place OF Mrs.
Bernice Gallop.-Ray Fletcher Of Jones'
vile spent Sunday with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. a. c. Fletcher.-Mrs. Blood and
nephew, Charles Blood of Essex, were
at Charles Packard's Sunday.-Mr, and
Mrs Fred Pierce and child of ST. Adams
Bay are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. F. A.
Percval and other relatives hero for a
few days.-Fred Ackerson, who has been
seriously III. Is able to be up.-Mrs
Cleveland and son, Orlo. OF Westford
spent Sunday with her sister. Mrs. c. w.
Foster-Mrs. Elsie Rawson has been in
| disposed for several days with severe
| cold-Mr. and Mrs. Buel II. DAY. who
have been in New York for six weeks to
settle the estate of their son. were ex-
pected home Wednesday Mr.. and Mrs,
Hiland Leach of North Cambridge are
visiting their daughter. Mrs. Arthur Pack
rd.-The Rev. y. g. Moore of Newfane.
who spoke at the Congregational Church
Sunday, will remain In town until the
last OF the week. He and Mrs. Moore
are with Mrs NJ II. Packard while in
town.
Miss Lottie Sinclair went Monday TO
Burlington, where she will continue
her studies in business college -
Alton 2. Stafford seriously cut one hand
while cutting corn.-Miss Minnie Has
kins has returned from Richmond.
where she visited her sister, Mrs.
Hodges, for several days.-Miss Bessie
Tatro of johnson is a guest at c. l..
Vincent's-The Jericho Granite COM
pany's shop Is closed for few days
The Rev G. NJ. Reese Of st. Paul,
Mimi, who Is spending the summer In
this locality. Is expected to conduct
the services at the Congregational
Church next Sunday.-T. b. Williams
and K. w. Brown went on the Cham
plain Transportation company's ex-
cursion to New York Tueeday.-F. 8
Tomlinson and David Bissonette went
Monday to Milton. where they are do
ing carpenter work.-New guide posts
have been placed in conspicuous
place in the village. which will he
greatly appreciated by travelera.--Mr
and Mrs o. d. Lawrence OF Ferrisburg
and Mr.. and Mrs. D. w knight OF
Cnderhill were guests OF Mrs. Cook
Sunday.--Farmers are busy fillina
their silos--A special meeting OF the
Ladies' Helm society of the BaptiS
Church is called for Friday afternoon
Mt three o'clock at the home OF Mrs
n II. Goodwin. for the election OF OF
ficers-Miss Nellie White has return
ed from a several days visit in Bur
Ilington.--Mrs. Cyrus Lane OF Fairfa'
has been the guest OF Mrs. Flora Whit
, for a few days Howard Lane, tn
son. who has been In town for a shor
) visit, has gone to Boston TO enter Har
ward His mother accompanied him
Mr.. and Mrs Carl Goodwin OF Mont
| pelier have been visiting his mother
Mrs. n. II. Goodwin. They have gon
fair. in an automobile party from
Montpelier. but will return here for
few days the last of the week,-ReSi
maid Hawley has returned from Loo
= Lake, where he has been employee
during the summer.
The annual meeting OF the Jerich
Cemetery association has been postpone
until next Tuesday evening.-News ha
been received here of the safe arrival g
their home In Crosweil, Mich, OF Mr., an
Mrs. Loren T. Richardson.-The three ID
partments of the village school will /