Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-04-25


on a charge OF assault and was bound
over to tho June term of Addison
county court, bail was fixed at $500,
which he promptly secured. He was re-
Leased.
Fred Burnard Of Weybridge street while !
at work for the village on a sewer on
River street Monday had his right hand
severely cut on the back. DR.. p. l. Dorey |
was obliged to take two stitches to close |
tho wound.-The cattle shipment Monday
consisted Of three carloads O.
Piper, who has been confined to the house
for the past few days is able to be about
a sain.-A. w. Moge has returned from
few days with his family In Arlington
George Norton. who was hurt some weeks
ago. is able to be about again with the
aid of crutches Mrs. =. f. Gilligan has
gone to Saranac Lake, n. Y, where she
was called by the death Of a relative
Meetings to welcome new men,
bers to the Congregational Church
VIII be held at the close of the midweek
service Thursday evening and Sunday
morning Any who desire to unite with
the church either on confession of faith
or by letter should take advantage Of the
opportunities. Michael Mack. who recent
~ moved to Charlotte from Shoreham, was
in town Monday for the purpose Of ar
ranging to drive his fine herd OF cattle
to Charlotte.--Monday, market day.
eggs brought IS cents and butter %
to 31.-Frank Roberts, who has been ct
Plttsford sanatorium for the past few
months, returned Monday.
Mrs. Katherine A. Kendall. wife of
;tn,, L ,lan ~,
Main street at midnight Monday. aged SO
years Mrs. Kendall had been In i'll
health for the past two years and was
under treatment for three months at
the Mary Fletcher hospital In Burlington
until two weeks ago, when she was
brought to her home here. her case being
given up as hopeless. Her maiden name
was Mcguire and she was native of
Dandy, but had lived in Middlebury for 13
years. Besides her husband. Mrs. Ken
dali leaves two married daughters. Mrs
Henry c. Ward Of Shoreham and Mrs
Earl NJ. Cove Of Greenfield. Mass. also
two brothers, Charles Mcguire of Roch-
ester. n. H., and Frank Mcguire of Prov
| idence, r. l.: and three sisters Mrs. John
Mylott of Rutland. Mrs Alonzo Graves
of Milton and Mrs. William r. Wheeler Of
| San Francisco All but the last named
| will be here for the funeral, which will
be held at two O'Clock Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Kendall was a long time member of
| the Congregational Church and had a
wide circle of friends and acquaintances.
| Superintendent OF Parks Charles H.
| Williamson was seriously injured Mon
day evening in peculiar way. Work.
men were employed in saving n large
| limb from a tree on Washington street
| and Mr.. Williamson was assisting in
holding the rope when the rope got loose
at one end and the limb snapped up. Mr..
Williamson was carried with 1t and fell
striking on his back and head. He was
| taken into the home of Nelson A. Sey-
| mour nearby and DR.. w. j. White. who
was on hand, gave immediate attention
| Nr Williamson was more comfortable
Tuesday, but still not able to so to his
rooms at the Addison. No bones were
broken. A meeting OF the trustees which
was to have been held Tuesday night
was postponed on account of his injuries
"A meeting of the school directors OF
Addison county was held in the Addison
House parlors Tuesday and about nall
of the directors In the county We're pres
of MONTPELIER was present and presided
He explained various points OF the schoo
laws and gave the directors some excel
lent counsel During their stay In towr
) superintendent Stone and the director'
made an inspection OF the new hlgi
school building, which Is Just approach
ing completicn--At the regular meet
ing OF Addison Encampment, NO. "a !
: o. o. F., Monday evening the following
officers were installed by D. d. G. p, X
s. Kimball Of ST. Adams; c. r.. D. Levi
Sellick; H. p. Charles F. Rich; 8. w.
Leroy C. Russell. J. W. Frank Lasher
scribe, A. r. Calhoun; treasurer. Harr!
l.. Hunt.-Wlliam Waters and I. +
> Peferning. who were arrested by Count
Fish and Game Warden George Chane
on Sunday afternoon. were arralgned DC
fore Judge A. W. Dickens Monday. The
. pleaded guilty to Illegal fishing and eac
was fined S16.1o.-Thomas Reid has re
! turned from the Mary Fletcher hospita
1 where he has been for treatment
A meeting OF the board Of directors
= the Addison County Fish and Gam
League was held at the Mocsalamoo clu
rooms yesterday. John w. Tteomb. tn
many valuable suggsstions- An appropria
ton not to exceed 80 was voted to aid !
exterminating the "red squirrel in Add
son county Some ~ different waters al
TO be stocked with fish by the league tn
season. 1t was voted to hold anotht
directors meeting on May 2.-Begtnnin
y Tuesday. April 29. through Saturday Ma
the Village Improvement society wi
- make an attempt to clean and pick UP II
streets of the village. They earnest
ask the help of everyone. Cnle.
. especially requested the teams for co
lecting rubbish will not be sent out un,
: Thursday. May .. giving all chance
celebrate May by a general picking II
The committee In charge is Mrs. J,
Stewart, Mrs - J, Sanford and Mr.
:, a, r. Calhoun. They will gladly answ'
questions or give informa ton Col JoseI
Battell has commenced extensive repai
on his large harm on Seymour street
Lake Dunmore Lodge. No. II. !. o. o. F
worked the third degree on one candida
:, at their regular meeting Wednesday evei
ing.-Mrs. William Ford of North stree
who has been III. is able to sit up
a little each day.-George 7. Champaign
- is making extensive repairs on the enteri'
of the Blanchard house, which ne receh
- ~ purchased. Austin Euber has returh'
from Burlington. where he went re
.. days ago with his l5-year-old dausht'
~ TO the Mary Fletcher hospital for
" operation. He reports the operation su
cessful and that the young lady Is doir
An well as can he expected. new hiG
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