Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-07-04

WINDSOR county court AT WOOuStOck iaSt
week. It was an action for deceit in the
sale of a horse by Neff to Sawyer, who
paid $40 for the horse on Nef's represen-
tataon that the horse was all right.
1t soon afterwards was discovered that
the horse had flstula from which 1t
shortly died. II was shown that Men
knew that the horse had a poll evil
verdict was rendered for Sawyer to re-
cover the price he paid Neff for the horse,
| $40 and all costs AS Wallace Batchelder
was in Chicago as attorney for the ma
| tional Roosevelt committee at the national
convention the case was tried for the
| plaintiff by Charles Batcheder of White
River Junction. Homer l.. Skeels. States
| attorney, of Ludlow. and Raymond
Trainor Of White River Junction defended
| Neff. Walter Stesel of Buffalo and Miss
Laura y. Richards of Barnard were mar
ried June &c at the brides home by
the Rev e. NJ. Rollins of the Methodist
| Episcopal Church-Mr. and Mrs. Daniel
Blk returned Monday from two weeks
| visit in Norwood, n. Y.-The Rev Bcnja-
min NJ. Washburn. son of Mr. and Mrs
Seth NJ. Washburn, lately ordained In
| Burlington, conducted services and
preached at Christ Church Sunday morn
ing There was a large attendance.-Miss
Amy Wilson went Monday to Boston.
where she will work this summer. She
| lately came home from years teaching
in Turner's Falls. Mass.-The Rev. George
w. French of West Hartford preached
twice at the Congregational church sun
day as a candidate and is expected to
preach again July IA. He took his A. b.
degree at Dartmouth this year and in
tends to study for his A. NJ next year.
Guests at W. G. Clifford's are Mrs. George
Primrose of Haverhill Mass, Mrs. l.. A.
Blake of New York city and Mrs. V. Il.
Black of Cape Roger. Me.-Mr and Mrs.
Landlord Church are enjoying a vacation
at their old home in Mainc.--Dr. and Mrs.
NJ. 6. Spaulding of Ashland, n. H., who
are touring this section in carriage,
called on friends here Monday He for
merly practiced medicine in this village
| Miss Celia McLoud, who has worked sew
eral years at Mrs. a. a. Brookss, will &C
Tuesday to Burke. n. Y, and may remain
, in New York State.-The Hon. Joseph A
; Del'oer and party from Montpelier were
at the Bethel Inn for supper Sunday.
Mrs. Mark Mudgett and children OF
North Pomfret 70 visiting at John d
Wheeler's.-,Nlrs. Fanny Wheeler and
Miss Foster came from Boston Wed.
nesday to visit at Charles H. Dryers
$ Mrs. Rose Cushman of Haverhill
! Mass. is visiting at Hamlin q
l 13arness.-W. II. Kendall ami family
have moved into the house he latel,
= bought of Mrs. Celestia Whipple.-
q William V. Iawless and Miss Marg nrl
,. II. Wimot were married Wednesda
\ at the home of the brides parents
g Mr.. ana Mrs NJ. w Wilmot. the Rev
j. Wesley Miller performing the ccre
, mony. They took the first train TO
: IberVille, que, where Mr. Lawless il
, engaged as stonccutter.-Mrs Dor.
n Decker ana two children are spending
= two weeks in Worcester. Mass.-Viv
n ian J. Thomas is spenling u week il
bridgeport Conn.-Nathan f. Bunke
of Brooks, Me, former superintendent
of the Ellis quarry at this place, WIFI
+ has been prospecting at the Randolpl
t quarry. is n guest of Austin Harvey
IS The Congregational ladies met Wed
II nesday afternoon with Mrs. W. r
If Briggs.-'rne Rev. Joseph Hamilto
e will preach at the Methodist Churc
/ Sunday Christopher Bruce. wei
e known as the village shoemaker. lie
d after an eight weeks confine EN- en-
with heart disease Tues Ia; Afternoon
e aged "a years. He came to lie he
h about eight years ago. lie Was :'-
Is in Roxbury. His nrst wife wnc dNA
= 81 years ago, was Catherine Rand Q
r Hague. ~ y. Three children by tai
5. marriage are Luther n. Bruce of Barr
e Mrs. David Kellet of Lyn Ion. AMI An
'e drew J. Bruce of Pennsylvania. III
H. second wife, who survives him. wa
"a Mary \. Jennings of Bolton. Thei
children are Mrs Ernest Miller c
y Deweys Mills. Mrs. Patrick McCoc
ana Ethel Bruce of Bethel The ~
s. neral will be held Thursday at tie
> o'clock. the Rev. J. Wesley Miller OF
= iiciatinP, with burial at Fairvie
cemetery. The bearers will be C.
- Shepard. G. II. Emery. George r. Row
~ ana j. A. Graham.-Miss Emma Al
~ mold is here from Providence.-Mis
= Mabel Miller came Wednes lay fro
:, Salem, n H.-Tne stores Will close
! 1890 this morning.-Forenoon an
:, afternoon ball games with the Wilde
i, Athletic club are promised for to- la
~ James NJ. BOYD and daughter, Ami
=, went Tuesday to Canandaigua. ".
IN Annie Marshall is recovering fro
diphtheria and Bertha Rogers has II
willamay Tolani went to Burke.
-, Y, Thursday to attend the funeral
no his father.