Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-11-06

village and a half brother Charles Pratt|
of Willston. The funeral was held at her
late home Saturday Afternoon with bur-
ial in the new cemetery at Essex Center.
George w. Dorr has sold his place in|
Essex to Albert Noonan and has bought
OF Mrs. Maude Berger her place on Pleas
ant avenue. He has taken possession.
Mrs. J.. A. Perley, who spent the sum-|
mer with Mr.. and Mrs. G. i. Metcalf,|
has gone to New York and from there|
will go to Florida for the winter
Mr. and Mrs George Pearson have sold|
their place on Gaines court to Mr.. and
Mrs. Wallace Place Of Hincsburg, whu|
will move here soon.
In II collision Saturday afternoon bc.|
tween a wagon driven by Frank Osr Il
,of this place and @. A. Temple Of 1ya
mis- Mass and an automobile ocaupie d
by Carl Hathaway and Capt. O H. Far
ker of Burlington, occupants Of both we'd
hicles We're more or less Injured NJ
Osmer was thrown into the air ana strl I
ing on his head received a bad cut on mi I
forehead ana several bruises on mis- face
Mr.. Temple received two fractured ribs
Mr.. Hathaway and Captain Parker worel
both thrown from the machine and md
formers nose was broken The wagCr}
was badly smashed and the fender amt
radiator OF the automobile wore also :n]
jured. The horse broke away from tni
wagon and ran for a distance, turned
about and returned. The accident hand
pened about $50 o'clock near the strait n 4
line crossing this side Of Fort Etha
Allen. Mr.. Temple could see the mai
chine approaching, which, It T. said, Wai
being driven without lights. lie turned
to his side Of the road, bu, was struck
by it. The occupants OF the|
machine claimed thai the lieht from Al 4
approaching elect,,c car blinded thcn1
so they could not sea the wagon.
Mrs Jane Beach died Sunday mornI
ing at the home of her gran i.llughtc 4
Mrs. Floyd Barnes. Mrs. EeGol wal
born here 81 years aco ana had lived
practically all her life in town. She il
survived by one son, George Beach, 81
Burlington; one sister, Mrs. Alma john
son, and one brother s. d. Teachout,
this place; and four grandchildren. TIL I
funeral was held at her late hom
Tuesday afternoon at 80 O'Clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Desany, who liz |
surprise party Thursday evening. the oc
casion being the Goth anniversary II
their marriage.
Mrs. ]. 6. Killoran, who has occupie}
one of l.. RI. Roscoes houses this sum
mer, is moving into the house vacated IL
Henry Barnes. The house is owned il
her mother Mrs. +. d. Baker.
The Social Union of the Congregati1h,|
Church cleared ST. from the entertain
ment, The Old Fashioned Huslihg Bee.
given in Music hall FridaJ evening \
/ parts were well taken. The COMMITTED
! in charge was Mrs. L. G. Atwood, Mr.
/ H. w Putnam. Mrs a. d. Douglas, Mr.
/ 6. NJ. Cady. Mrs. II. O. Wheeler Mr.
David Marvin and Mrs. J. w. French,
! Harry Osmer is building a garage an
repair shop on the lot on Pearl stree
which he recently bought of j. y. Dom
hue
The funeral of Mrs. Jane Beach wa
! held Tuesday afternoon at the home
her granddaughter, Mrs. Floyd Barne
which had been her home. The Rev.
! G. Adams otiiciated. The bearers "
! w g. Nichols, S. A. Brownell, {.
Fletcher and w. c. stevens Nj
/ Beach was born here ST years ago IA
| August 26 and always lived here. lie
grandfather, Captain Abram steven
was the first settler in Essex comll
here in 1888. He had 1000 acres Of Ian
which was grant to him ho havir
been a soldier in the Revolutionary Wa
. Captain stevens gave to the town II
land for the village cemetery, whore
WAS buried 81 years ago last Marc
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