Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-11-07

olHSttdu, WIN IiNeu tItTe tue lHst |
year. has moved to the farm Of his |
father-in-law. F. Q. Libby. in North |
Berkshire.-J. La Deaux has moved |
from the Ell Judd farm to the Samson |
farm ION the Branch" The Saffords |
c. H. and son. w. o., have gone to tho |
Fl. F. Comings farm at East Berk
shire.-Elmer Longe, who has been
with his father, william Longe IN
Sheldon, has entered the employ OF y.
A. Pond In East Berkshire and moved
his family there Thursday.--Joseph
Bresette of Montgomery and Mrs
Bertha c. Mcconnell Of this town were
married by the Rev. w. e. Baker at
the Baptist parsonage Monday. Octo-
Der rs. They will make their home In
Montgomery.-F. Young has receiver
an increase of pension of $3bO per
month beginning from last May. Hc
now receives $15.50.--Miss Inez Derby,
who is taking course In nursing IN
ST. Adams, is visiting her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Il. T.. Derby. for few days.
Merton MCGOWAN has moved to the
farm of James Duffy. Mr.. Barup has
moved to Fairfield.-Sanford T.. LARGO
who was recently pardoned out OF the
county Jail by Governor Fletcher. Is
moving to South Franklin. He was
! sentenced October 2 to not less than
six nor more than nine months Tor
keeping Intoxicating liquor with in
tent to SELL Physicians who nave ex.
aminei Laroe since mis- sentence ceru-
fed that his confinement was telling
on his physical condition. He is un-
lerstood to have tubercular trouble
According to the record of the local
observer the past month has been the
warmest October since 1900. The
mean reading for the month was 5o.2.
against an average of 47.s for this
station. The highest reading was 70
on the 6tn and the lowest "a on the
goth. The greatest daily range was
II on the 9Th while two days the 9th
and the goth showed a variation OF only
Il degrees. Ram sufficient to measure
fell on Is days to the amount OF 3.11
inches. which is 0.30 inches above the
normal. The prevailing wind was
from the northwest. Thunder was
noted the 18th and hail the 18TH The
month was composed of IA clear. s
partly cloudy and II cloudy days
Fifteen schoolmates of Fred Lavery
gave MIN surprise visft Tuesday
Oct. 20. his 18th anniversary.-The
loving cup presented to Larry Gardner
by Vermont University and the city
of Burlington is on exhibition in the
window of Jeffordss drug store.-Kay,
Orr left Saturday for Windsor. where
he has a position in a machine shop -
The body of Mrs. Hortense Bell was
brought here Saturday from st. AL
u bans where she died following an OPP
Grafton. 1t was taken to East Frank
> lin to the home of her mother, Mrs
Cyril Conklin.-Miss Katie Lavery
who has been in California for three
years. Is visiting in the home of her
uncle. b. L. Lavery.-Miss Belle G
Stone went to Brookline. Mass. Sat
urday where she will be a guest oil
the Rev and Mrs. c. S. Nutter for a
= few weeks.
Representative Farrar arrived home
. Friday morning and will remain until az
> ter eection.-Miss Annie Merrill arrived
Thursday evening from visit OF severa
- :. weeks in southern New England.-Mr
y and Mrs ]. a. BROMLEY passed Sunday II
Mystic, Que.-Isaac Spooner Of Sheldoi
passed Sunday with his sister. Irene n
~ the home of his aunt, Mrs. c. L. Marsh
~ Miss Flossie Kelley. who has been II
the family OF NJ. p. Perley for few
months, has completed her service ant
; is at her fathers. Herbert Kelley, nea
- East Enosburg.-J. f. Campbell o
Springfield Mass, is passing a week witt
" his parents. Mr.. and Mrs Angus Camp
~ bell-The Rev. w. B. Dukeshire, distr!c
- superintendent. conducted the service a
~ West Enosburg Sunday in the absence O
- the pastor. the Rev. H. A. Jones. VIII
20 supplied at West Berkshire and Sout
Franklin, owing to the absence OF MI
- Cressey, who Is visiting at his home
- England.-The funeral party of Mrs. Hol
tense Bell passed through here Sunda
- to West Enosburg, where the burial wa
40 made. The Rev. Glenn w. Douglass
bakersfield had charge OF the commi
ment services. The Rev w. Day ha
err charge OF the service In the home {
lie East Franklin.-W. b. Ladd. WI
ey had missing five 1Oo-pound bae
wv CT mixed coal. discovered his property ar
ma settled the matter by persons confessir
TIL and promising better.-The condition
Lyman Hendricks. who Is seriously j
remains about the same. His son. A.
Hendricks OF Franklin. Is with him.
SIS Walter Bul1er completed his work II
1r. Ny Greenwood last week and LETT MOI
IN day for his home in Cambridge. Ne!
re- Tuesday with Carroll Cramton he WI
ar. leave for Panama, where Mr.. Buker nj
by a brother and where the young men e.
pect to find employment.-Roy Houstt
Use of Westfeld has moved to the A.
'u' Woodwork farm just near the vlllae
icr William Lafey. who has lived on u
10 farm several wears. has moved to Il
ne villagc-The Misssauoi Ministerial a
W" sociation. which held the regular mont
In ly meeting in the Baptist Church MO
IL day, had the best attended and most !
ort teresting session yet held. Several phi
Ell sIcians accepted the invitation to
- present. Those present from Baker
'a' field were the Reverends Houghton a.
on Douglass and DR.. Hyde; Berkshire, Re
~ erends Peterson and Stephenson; Fran
oos lin, DIR. Hail. Richford. Reverends &c
VI sythe. Fcase, Higley and Guest and l
ia" Scofeld; Sheldon the Rev. LOCK a
Dr. Brown; St Adams, the Rev w.
~. ~, Dukeshire, Enosburg Reverends Mill
w" Nradenburg, Jones. Legg and Docte
" Abel. Brown and Thomas. INTEREST,"
papers were presented on the Maria
80 Problems" by the Rev NJ Z. Pease
Wv Richford and DR.. T.. NJ. Brown Of Sh
80 don. Rev. f. A. Legg introduced
,, discussion OF Mental Therapeutic
''' which was continued by others. DIM
- was served in the church vestry.
w. December meeting will be held here
Al II II -lrrn