Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-10-23

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aged 20 years Martha the four-Near-old
daughter OF MIR. and Mrs. Carlton Els
worth of Ferrisburg, died Sunday from
black diphthcra. The condition OF Mrs.
j. o. Walker. who recently underwent
a surgical operation at the Mary Fletcher
hospital. Burlington is improvng.-Leo
Cushman has purchased the farm of his
father, A. j. Cushman, and has taken
possession condition of Samuel
Booth remains about the same.-Mr and
Mrs. George H. Bora passed Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Thomas of North
Ferrishurg. Mrs. Mary Bailey, daughter,
Hazel, and niece, Mildred Rawson. visit
ed her aunt. Miss Carrie Scott, of Ferris
burg FridaN.-Mr. and Mrs David f..
Ryan and children spent Sunday in Rut-
land with his brother. James Ryan
Ernest Dube passed Sunday with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. y. w. Dubie, Bur
lington. -Wellsworth Thomas OF Middle
bury College visited his uncle. DR.. +. c.
Phelps Sunday.-El. j. Elithorp wentTues-
day to Bristol to attend the annual re-
union of the 18th Vermont Volunteers OF
which he was mcmbcr-A daughter
wos born Friday to Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Bunch of Burlington ut the home of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Bunch
| Miss Mildred Tredo Is seriously ILL
! Mr.. and Mrs. Harrie Tapliffc have re-
i turned to Oran. y. Y, after passing their
honeymoon with his aunt, Mrs. r. w
! Day.-The condition of Miss Pearl
Palmer, who recently underwent an OPP
Grafton for appendicitis at the Mary
Fletcher hospital Burlington, is improv-
ing.--The members of the teachers train
ing course of the Nergcnnes high school
and faculty gave Mrs Bertha Burridge
birthday surprise party Monday even
ing at the home Of Mr. and Mrs b. 7.
Field. Games were played and refresh
mcuts served. Mrs. Burridge was present
cd with a gold locl>et and chain.-Charles
X. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Topper
of Ferrisburc. and Miss Bessie Winter
bottom of Burlington were married Octo-
Der IS at the Methodist Episcopal Church
parsonage at Burlington by the Rev. Dr..
G. V. Grismer. After the ceremony a
reception was held at the home of the
bride 80 King street NJ. and Mrs.
Topper left on the eleven O'Clock train
for a wedding trip to Boston, November
|. | they will be at home at White River
Junction where Mr.. upper is employed
by the Central Vermont railwaY.-Mrs.
Joseph Shortsleeves, who spent the sum-
mer In this city and vicinity, has return
ed to ChiCopce Falls Mass, where she
will spend the winter with her mother
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs David
/ Duquette.-Mrs. Lillian Wissell has re-
turned fror, a visit to Miss Matte Miller
at Manchester Depot.-A gasoline oil
tank with a capacity of 1000 gallons is
being installed under the sidewalk in
front OF the Rexall drug store.-Mrs.
Mary Sprague has gone to Union, y. H..
to visit her son, John Sprague.
Taber and sister, Miss Mildred Taber,
visited relatives in Bristol Monday
A son was born october is to Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Guyettc Of Rensselaer,,
n. Y. Mrs Guyette is daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Warner Of this city.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Gee visited their
son, George. in Burlington SundaY.-At-
torney Leo Pratt of Fair Haven, a
graduate of the Nergcnnes high school
in 1907, was a business visitor in town
yesterday. The condition OF Cred Por-
cheron, who is seriously ill., Is unchanged.
w. II. Warner went Monday to Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Halsey Bristol and daugh-
ter of Bristol visited his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. c. d. Bristol. Sunday.-Supt.
and Mrs. j. y. Barss made an automo-
bile trip to Burlington Tuesday tc
/. bring Miss Helena Palmer, matron OF the
girls school at the state Industrial school,
g, from the Mary Fletcher hospital, where
she recently underwent an operation for
appendicitis. to her home in Addison.
Frederick D. Porcheron of Brooklyn
n. Y, died Yesterday morning at the
home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs
Charles ID. Porcheron, from tuberculosis
in the 4lst year Of his age Mr. Porcheror
,l,n
i came to the home of his parents scvera
months ago with the hope of receivine
t benefit from the change. He is survived
bYsa wife. one SON. Raymond, father ant
mother and one sister, Mrs Emma Ban
yea. The funeral will he held Saturda,
morning at ten o'clock at St Paul'i
Church.-Mrs. Myron 7. Bristol left yes
terday for a visit to her son, DR.. Il. NJ
Bristol of Cohassett. Mass-The Middle
bury high school football team dcfeate,
-, the Nergennes high school eleven in
= clean game Tuesday afternoon on tn
i home grounds of the latter by a score o
Z to o Benedict, Balm and Whitney ex
, celled for the visitors. while the lin
u plunges OF l.. Orr and the i0-yard ruI
down on a punt by Norton. q. b., wer
u the features for the locals Umpire. Ken
worthy, referee, Il. sack, LlleS
+, men. Morrison and Gorham; time
u keepers, Hopkins and Caisse; time
, four eight minute periods; touch
- down, Benedict; goal kicked, Brown
" Percy f.. Bevins, local express agent. ha
. returned from a two weeks vacation i
" Burlington and Milton and Albany. \. y
= MIR. and Mrs. Lee ". DeYoe left ycster
y day for New York city to visit her sister
" Mrs. +. b. Slawson.-Mrs. Thomas Snyde
has gone to the Fanny Allen hospita
Winooski. to be operated upon for al
80 pendicits,-M Mrs. John Donovan has re
" turned from Crown Point. y. Y wher
" she was called by the serious illness {
J" her grandmother, Mrs Towner-A. Las
=" visited his sister. Mrs. II Press. at Bui
- lington yesterdaY.-HeurY Danyou sui
> fered a paralytic shock Tuesday eveninI
% Mr. and Mrs Jubie Daniels went yestei
- day to New York TO visit their son II,
- bert.
is BRISTOL.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. f.. Wright are at hon
m from a 10 DAYS visit with their chidre
/ in Malone, n. y.-Mr. and Mrs. A.
Grow are at home from Cedar Poin
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