Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-12-04


will present some features of his work
The college orchestra will furnish music
There will be number of other attrac.
tions of a novel character.
Ambrose Goodro, who has been con-
fined to the house for several months by
illness, has had a decided change for the
better and is now noticeably Improving
The cattle shipment Monday consisted of
three carloads.-W G. Rogers and son
have gone to Worcester. Mass, where he
has a posltion.-M. ID. Miles has returned
from Springfield Mass, where he has
been visiting for a week.--George Delphla
Is making repairs and remodeling build
ings ne recently purchased on North
strect-Several members OF the Father
Daley Council. knights of Columbus, are
making arrangements to go to Fair Haven
Sunday where the third degree IS to be
Horked-The Century club mot with
Mrs. Frank g. Dyer Tuesday evening -
Monday, market day, eggs brought
a. cents and butter 2S TO 30.
J. L. O'Roarke has gone to his home in
New York, called there by the illness Of
his father.-Joseph s. Clark. for several
years an cmploye of the marble company
here, had shock Of paralysis
Saturday night The left arm and
left leg were affected and tho
paralysis was nearly complete in those
limbs. Mr.. Clark was In a serious condi-
ton Saturday night and Sunday but vas
thought to be somewhat improved Mon
day.-Whue working in the marble mill
Monday morning Nelson Goss was struck
on the head by a 9ourpound cog wheel
and knocked down He was considerably
daaed by the blow and his head was cut
III two paces-Mrs. Orvls = ComstOcF,
who suffered a stroke of paralysis Two
weeks ago, remains In about the same
condition.-Mrs. Carl o. Frost and Gaugn-
ter Helene, have returned from Pitts-
ford after a visit to Mrs. Frost's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Tennien..--L Muller.
whose left eye was badly injured by the
tin of a whip last Saturday morning, re-
turned from Burlington Saturday night.
1t will be about a week before 1t can be
told with any certainty whether or not
there is a chance Of saving the eye.-Mlss
lGtal Bartlett has returned from Rutland.
where she has been for several days visit
ing Mrs. Henry j. Adams.
The condition OF Joseph :. Clark, who
was stricken with paralysis Saturday
evening, was slightly improved Tuesday,
but his condition is still serious.-Carlton
Warner, who has been i'll for several
days at Valatle, y. Y, returned Tues
day morning.-Miss Jennie Liberty and
nephew, Francis Liberty, Of Fair Haven,
are visiting in this secton.-Mrs.
| William Gravel has returned from
Troy. y. y. whore she was called by
4 -, Il o. no
| Wells, who has been the guest of the
Rev and Mrs. Richard b. Esten for II
days. has returned 10 Boston.-C. y. Bos-
| ley has gone to Rutland for few days
Mrs Bart Mylott has gone to Manches-
tcr-Robert T. Morse has gone to Rut-
| land, where he has a pOsltion.-The Cen
tury club held a we'll attended meeting
at the home of Mrs. f. c. Dyer Tuesday
evening Mlddlebury College has a large
number of teams and men at work gravel
ing the new roadway between Soutt
Main and South streets. They expect tC
get it completed this fall if the cold
weather holds offs. II. Kendall ha:
gone TO New York, whore he expects tc
SPEND the winter with his daughter
Miss Hazel Signor has returned from
Rutland. whore she has been visiting
her father for a few days.
In Addison county court yesterday
morning it was announced by counse
that the first case which had been set foI
the jury. namely. Martin f. Fuller VS.
f. II. Palmer, involving false warranty
had been settled over night. At the open
ing of the afternoon session the case o.
Fred Beror VS.. James =. Tulley. in whict
lot ,ol1
balance of wages and the value Of som,
household goods destroyed. as claimed
by fire, was begun. The case will be fin
ished Thursday. Allan r. Sturtevant o
Middlebury is counsel for the plaintiff
and the defense is represented by Jame
r. Donoway of Middlebury.-DanIel T
Mccormick started Wednesday noon 70
Marble City, Colo, In charge Of 4 part,
of 10 skilled marble workers to enter tn
employ of the Colorado Yule Marble com
pany Mr.. Mccormick does not cxpcc
to remain in Colorado at this time.-Mr
and Mrs. Clarence w. Page are spend
ing two weeks in Boston and iaverhill
Mass.-Mrs Eta w. Mead has returnc
from Brandon. where she spent weeI
with her daughter Mrs Frank T. Chad
iier.-Mrs. John Bitney started Wednes
day morning for Providence, r. Z. sum
monod on account of the dangerous I'll
ness Of her father. Two sisters OF Mrs
Bitney, who had just come here to visit
accompanied her to Providcnce.-A. T
Thompson has returned to Rutland
Among people here from ont OF town ar
Moses Carpenter Of Lincoln, John Grac
OF Shoreham, George II. Rock of Ney
Bedford, Mass. John BENTON Of Lincoln
c. H. Lewis OF Orwell, Harry r Gag
of Burlington, c. w ingalls, OF Rutlan,
and Samuel LeVnrne OF Brandon.-As
semhly warden. Mrs Angie Andris o
Bennington, was In town Tuesday nigh
and attended the regular meeting OF Ar
rowanna Rebekah Lodge No 10. Tn
initiatory degree was conferred on sev
eral candidates and remarks were mad
by the visiting officer, after which a liter
AIRY and musical program was rendered
followed by a banquet-Oliver Chilsoi
has returned from Rutland.-Joel Blaz
has gone to Burlington for a few days
VERGENNES.
Mrs, Levi H. Brown gave card party
| Saturday afternoon to a few friends il
| honor of Miss Grace Il. Kingsland.- TIL,
Rev. w. T.. Hayes. sister Mrs Wciden
| and daughter visited the Rev and Mrs
George r Brnsh of Shelburne Friday
| Isa1or Cohen has rpCaiVad vynr1 tbot u