Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-11-09
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
CONTINUED from page 81

Jlete the trade ana MI. loss CIiiltneu tne
horse. Mr. Darling took the horse from
the farm barn of George W. Foss. where
1t had been taken II was retaken by
officer Towne and returned to L. G.. Foss.
VI T. Maurice appeared for the plaintiff
and +. G.. Fleetwood and Il. w. Ilulburd
for Mr.. Darling. Edwin Booth. who has
been employed al the Union Savings bank
for nearly 10 years. has completed his
services there and expects to take up
architectural drawing. c. j. Lease OF
Barre succeeds Mr. Booth as teller In the
hank. beginning his duties there Wednes
day. Mrs. Lease Is expected TO come here
in about two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mcfarland pass
ed Sunday In Burlington, guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. r. II. Riddell.-Mrs. Charlotte
Reardsley went TO Jeffersonville Satur-
day evening to pass Sunday with her
Nttio child at The home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
W. A. Warren.-Miss Gertrude Davis Of
Hardwick passed Sunday with her uncle
and aunt MI and Mrs. w. H. Towne.-
Mr.. and Mrs. George Morse OF Quechee
Bre guests of their cousin. Mrs. Minnie
Smalley.-Miss Edith Greene of South
woodbury. was called here Saturday by
the Illness of her sister-in-law, Mrs.
Bert Greene.-Dr. Charles 4. Eastman OF
Amherst. Mass, Sioux Indian grad
uate of Amherst. 49, a writer and lee
turer. was n visitor Saturday of Prof
W. A. Rce}c and the Hon r. G. Cheney.
Mr. and Mrs G. d. Russell were
guests of their nephew. Vernon Darling,
IN WolCott Sunday-Mr and Mrs. |.
Raymond and niece, Glcnna Raymond,
OF HiGhEate were guests over Sunday Of
Mr. and Mrs Frank Raymond. w alter
Ropes of North Adams, Mass, was
guest over Sunday of his cousins. the
Misses Chase.-D. A LaFountain, who
has studied law in the offices OF NJ. +
Maurice and r. G.. Fleetwood for three
years past went to Montpelier Monday
10 take examinations. Miss Jennie
Isham accompanied her aunt. Mrs. w.
c. FroutY to her home in Lancaster, \.
H.. Monday. expecting to remain for
some time--E. <. Phelps and family
mol cd Monday to the r. T.. Goodell
farm. which he recently purchased. The
United Workers have n meeting and
serve supper at tho CONGREGATIONS
vestry Friday.
The barn Of q. II. Hawkins on the
road to Wolcott was destroyed by fire
Monday evening together with all
crops heavy wagon. week sleds and
n sleigh The stock and all other farm
tools and machinery were removed.
Mr. Hawkins was in the loft throwing
down some extra straw bedding for a
sick horse. and while doing so hit 4
lantern, which Wns hanging from 4
rafter. knocking it off the nail and
into the straw which was all afirc in
n moment and hovoud control. The
loss is heavy one for MI Hawkins
as he had hut small Insurance
Just for Fun" an up-to-dato society
comedy, will be presented at the town
hall this evening by the young
people Of the Universalist society. I'M
der the direction of Miss :. Carrie
Chase.-Mr and Mrs. Clarence \.
knight of Medford Oregon. former
I.amoille county residents. are visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Fred r. Child and
MI. and Mrs. H. c. Fisk.--Mrs. Frank
Marion of Hardwick passed Monday
night with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
A f. Draper. Mr. Diapers condition
remains about the same.-Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Waite returned from New
York Monday eveuing.-Miss Maud
Patnode of Providence, r. L. arrived
Tuesday for two weeks stay with
nei parents. MIR ana Mrs. Peter Pat
node.
Arthur Springer was called to Hard
wick Tuesday evening on account of an
injury received by his 12-year-old son.
while at play around a derrick.-A y
Derrick. who has lived in the west part
of the town. has made an exchange OF
farms with George Robinson Of Richford
Immediate possession being given IN both
cases. Mrs Robinson and children ar
rived here Tuesday evening. Hiram
Dodge, an Instructor in the agricultural |
school at Woodbne, ". j., came Tuesday
evening for stay of two weeks with his /
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Dodge
The next regular meeting of Lamollle !
Lodge, n. T. O. p, will be held Tuesday |
evening November q. At the close Of |
the meeting there Will be n sOcial dance !
open TO the pubc-Mr and Mrs Arthur
Brown parents OF q daughter born
Tuesday.A. n. Boynton Is III at his
Nome on Maple street with a complication
OF diseases.-Mrs, l.. =. Thayer left We'd
nesday evening for Cheraw Colo, where
she will pass tho winter with her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Ralph Hersom Mrs Charles
Whitney and three sons went to Burhng-
ton Wednesday 10 visit Mrs Mary A.
VIM. From there Mrs Whiting will go
10 Baldwinsville, where Mr.. and Mrs..
Whiting expect to resde,--Mrs. George A.
Morse went to burlington Wednesday for
treatment AT the Mary Fletcher hospi-
tnl. Mr.. Morse and daughter-in law Mr.
George @. Morse, accompanied her-Mrs
Emma Playful OF Enoe burg Falls, who
has visited her father Charles Johnson.
who Ia H. at tho home of Z. s. johnson.
returned home Wednesday, A r.
Campbell went to Enosburg Falls We'd
nesday TO attend tho conference Of tho
Vermont Woman's Home Missionary So
ciety.--Everett L. Allen leaves to-day for
Barnardsville. n. j., where he has a posi-
tion.-E. G. Wilson OF Burlington came |
Wednesday for a short stay with his fam
iy-Dr George Newton of Cambridge |
and DR.. John Morgan OF stowe were here |
Wednesday.-The fierce wind Of Wednes- !
day night badly twisted the new store of |
Martin Spaudings in Elmore, which IL |
being built to replace the one burned re-
cently.-Louis Harlow. who has just |
moved to the Maynard and Stckney farm
on Randolph road, met with "A peculiar |
accident Tuesday. lie had been clearing !
off some shelves and threw the refuse
into sheet iron stove This was soon |
followed by an explosion and small
bullet went through the side OF the stove
striking him just above the kneepan Mr..
Harlow's wound was dressed, and no seri-
Gus result is anticipated
HYDE PARK.