Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-10-02

ing thrown from a buggy, is as comfort
able as could be expected There arc no
| unfavorable symptoms-Tho closing DAVIS
of the week were not as favora bic for T.
| c. Burt, who Is seriously i'll, and he is
gradually growing weaker-S. D. Tracy
was In town Saturday nursing n dislocat-
cd shoulder, which he injured by n fall
Tuesday. Mrs. c. w. Richardson and
daughter Lillian, returned TO South Row
alton Saturday, having been called here
by the death of Mrs. Richardson's father.
Spencer Stanhope.-The high school nine
played the Berkshire team on athletic
field Saturday and won by a score of 8 to
THE Independents went to Frelighs-
burg Saturday. where they were beaten
| by n score of 10 to g.
The Missisauo Ministerial association
met Monday with the Rev John Wriston
at the Methodist parsonage. Dinner was
served at the home of NJ t. Perlev
There were present from out of town the
Rcvs. w. o. Higley, NJ. f. Pease and w
7. Forsythe OF Rlchford o. r. Houghton.
Mcdonald of Bakersfield; c. J. Peterson
Of East Berkshire; e. l.. Vradenburg of
Enosburg and f. w. Day of tranklin.-
Mrs Il. J. Parmelee was in West Berk-
'''' ''Hll'dN ana spoke D'lOrp the sun
DAY school, the occasion was Rally day.
She went to Castctou Tuesday and spoke
That evening i'm the interest of the w. G
l. I'-hon' o. Merrill and daughter. Miss
fie'en' went to Auburndale, Mass Mon
uaS' Where the latter will enter I,asell
seninary.-Therc Is to he a meeting of
the members of the Poultry and Pet
stock association in Pcrey hall this
evening Officers will he elected and COM
mittees appointed to begin preparations
Tor a show to be held this winter-Mrs
.. g. Blonine and nurse wcrc brought
here Sunday by automobile from Rich
ford Center, whore Mrs Blonine has necn
recovering from the severe injury received
In runaway whom she suffered three
broken ribs. Her condition Is much i'm
proved.-A. r. Norton of Bridport fl
visiting his son, f. a. Norton at River
side Farm near Samsonvlle. Mrs War
rem Oldruff of Port Henry, ~ Y. a.
daughter Of che elder Mr.. Norton. t. also
guest IN the family
September weather as this station WAS
marked hy low temperature ard cxcoss
of rain. The mean Temperature for the
month was $50. Shlle tho normal or
average Is $50 The hRhes. reainr wa.
IS on the End and lowest % on the t5.S.
The monthly range was 63 and the ,,r.at- ,
est daily range 30 on the 18th and loast
was IL on the Sth. Total rainfall was
Al inches. while the average IL 900
inches The prevailing wind was f.cn, the
north. Ten days showed enough moisture
to measure Eight days showed n tenn /
perature of 80 or below The month was
composed of IS clear days. eight partly |
cloudy and four cloudy-CarI Davis left |
Tuesday for his home in Endicott, n Y.
Roy Best left Tuesday for Pittsburr
Pa.-Mrs. Joel Allen returned to New
York Tuesday after passing week with
Mrs a. II. Manley.-Mrs Aurie Towle
Went TO glastonbury, Conn, SATURDAY.
with her niece. Mrs. Lloyd Leach. who
with Mr.. Leach was returning home
after two weeks vacation passed with
Mr.. Leach's parents. Mr. and Mrs. o Y
Leach, in Berkshre.-D. NJ Croft has
moved from Mrs. barracks tenement on
Main street to that of f. w. Allen on
Maple Park. The family of John Casa
want who were in the hotel at East
Berkshire which burned last week. are
moving into the chambers in the Same
w. Hills has cornplet-
I'd work for ID. NJ. Croft and is going
10 Los Angeles. Cal-McFeeters G Nc
feeters. attorneys for f. F. Greenwood.
nave brought suit against g. F. Nc
Feeters, one Of the village trustees.
or cutting a shade tree on School street
when the new cement walk was hoinr,
aid this season-Mr Judd of Coorria
PASSED Sunday in the home of his son. +
~ Judd