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

Miss Marie Norton and Mrs. Sullivan
We're driving out of the Norton house
barn Friday afternoon when the wagon
thrown out Miss Norton, thrown head
first, suffered a concussion Of the brain
besides severe scratches about the face
and head. She was picked up uncon-
scious, and though medical help was
quickly summoned all efforts to help her
to regain consciousness have so far been
without avail, and at present she still
lies in an unconscious state Mrs Sulli-
van escaped with only few bruises
Arthur Sorrell has taken a contract to
build 40 by 100 hay barn for DR.. Ma
than Oppenheim on the farm he recently
purchased of Albert Larrow.-Mrs. Lula
Simonds and daughter of Morrison, Ia,
Mr.. and Mrs. S y. Chapman and daugh-
ter of Prophetsville, H., and Shirley
Langdon of New Haven were guests
Thursday Of Mr.. and Mrs. A G. Wright.
Miss Wilhelmna Mullen of Manchester
is visiting Mrs David Ryan and other
friends in town.-Miss f. Ardell Wright
is teaching school in the r. W. Day
district in Panton.-B. s. Goodale is
visiting friends in Addison.-Miss Mar
ion Needham attended the funeral
of her cousin. Mrs. Edward Ken
dali, in Bridport Sept. 2&-Mrs. Wilson
of New York Is visiting at the home of
Jules Kingsley.-Chester Allen, former
business man of this city now of Belling-
ham, Wash, is visiting his brother,
Henry e. Allen. Mr., Allen is heavily in
al cd In GOLD nj pip IN 4
this is his first visit here in eight years.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Smith have sold
their house on Green street to John
James and children; consideration, 81 600
Percy Bevens passed Sunday with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. +. O. Bevens OF
Burlington.--Miss Marion Wright was a
week visitor of Miss Flora Booth
Eugene Boyce and Douglass Eaton OF
were guests of Mr. and Mrs
Herbert Booth Sunday.-Alderman and
Mrs. James r. Donahue and Mr. and
Mrs. d. G. Dona left Saturday on an au-
tomobile trip to Montreal by the way of
the sands.-Mrs Eugene Bodette of
Lebanon y. H., is visiting her niece
Mrs, Maria Blair.--James Ryan with an
automobile party from Orwell attended
''' N''i - CiHiNii baHStdf TTluhN even
Myers has taken position in
the store of l.. f. Avery & Son.
The Vermont Sunday School associa
lion will hold its 18th annual convention
n the Congregational church In this
'ity Oct 10, II and Is and arrangements
are being made to entertain a large num-
DER of delegates. The committees are as
follows Registration, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
I, s. Pierce; assignment, w. S. Bristol. |
Mrs. George L. Stone. +. Morgan, Miss
Maymie Meigs entertainment, Mrs. w. |
n. Wheeler, Mrs, George f.. Stone Mrs. |
:. H. Cole. Mrs. William A. Dalrymple, |
Miss Anna kingman, Mrs. c. NJ Grandev, |
Mrs. Joseph Carter; refreshments, Mrs |
2. T.. McGovern, Mrs, w. S. Bristol Mrs |
'ynthia Field. Mrs. Arthur Hawkins. |
Mrs. H. H. Slack, Miss Edna Ball; deco |
'arion, II. c. Herrick; music, Mrs w. j. |
strong; reception, Allen Burroughs, Allen
p Beach George d, Mddlebrook. Will |
lam I<imball.-Mrs. Barr underwent a
surgical operation Thursday at Mrs. |
aood's sanitarlum, Burlington
3each is attending the Albany, y. Y,
BUSINESS College.-Miss Lena Cook of
Willis, Mass, is making a visit to her
'H'i'' NHIl"Hh Nooh'-N -Nllllam r. Wood
nan, "A graduate of the 1911 class, Yer
;enncs high school has passed his
nrtance examination at Yale.-The
Program of the citizens entertain
nent course for 1924 is as follows.
october q, Clifton Mallory and his COM
'any In THE Test; November "A, j. NJ
'olen, magician; December s. ROYAL
iale Quartette; January 49, Rufus King, |,
The last number on the list
vii be the English Opera Singers. on
larch C.
Two barns anG lilo on the farm of
Edward Whitley of Bridpor were
estroyed by fire Sunday afternoon be-
ides large quantity of hay. grain.
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