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

CONTINUED from pnge ~
farming TOOLS one hog and Is pigs. The
origin of the fire is not known. The estl-
mated loss is fully $1,000, with an insur-
ance of $i5O.--Thc condition of MISS
Marie, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. W. II.
Norton, who was thrown from wago.'
Friday afternoon, is not improved. She is
still in a semi-unconscious state. Dr.
rlnkham of Burlington was called and
made an examination of the patient late
Monday aftcrnoon.-The Rev. S, S. Cobb
has returned from a business trip to New
missionary meeting of
the Congregational Church OF Ferrisbure
will meet Friday afternoon with Mrs.
-. w. Field. The condition of Mrs. Emma
Field is improving. Mrs. Arthur Piper is
her sister Mrs. Edward Guyette,
of Albany, n. Y.-Mlss Anna Wood was
Il Weekend guest of the Misses Della and
Lottie Rogers at the home of their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rogers. of
Panton.-Miss Julia Carter of Essex June
ton made a weekend visit to her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Carter
Frank Warner returned Sunday to AL
bany, ~ y, after a visit to his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Casslus r. Warner
Nathan Lane of Jericho is visiting his
sister. Mrs. W. H. Flagg.-Miss Jessie
Ball has gone to South Royalton Mr..
and Mrs. Homer Ball are visiting in Ran
dolph.-Miss Mae McPhilomy visited her
parents in West Rutland Sunday.-Harold
Stone has returned TO Brandon after a
visit to his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George
Il. Stone.-J. J. Stevens of Burlington was
in town Saturday. DR. Benjamin Adams
of Burlington visited his mother. Mrs.
Edrck Adams, Saturday.-A. B. Taber
and y. L. Rivers We're In Burlington Sat
urday.--Nliss Renah Cotey of Burlington
visited her parents, MIR. and Mrs. l.. c.
Cotcy Sunday
A teachers meeting for the Vergennes
union will be held Friday. The morning
session at $50 will be held in assembly
hall in the Bixby Free Memorial library
and the afternoon session will be held at
one o'clock in the high school room. The
subject of the whole session will be Eng
lish" Mrs. Bertha II. Burrldge. principal
Of the teacher training course of the YER
gennes high school. will speak on "Pri-
mary English Dramatization." Miss Jessie
I. Ross. principal of the teacher train
ing course at the Bristol high school, Will
speak on elementary English super
intendent A. w. Eddy of MiddleburY on
Grammar School English" and super
intendent W II. Douglass on Spelling
The afternoon talks will be illustrated
with model classes. The public is invited
to attend and the teachers OF the union
arc required to he present. Dinner Will
be served in Masonic hall by the ladies Of
Otter Creek Chapter. order of Eastern
Stars.-Miss Nancy Benton Of Burlington
is visiting Mrs l.. F. Benton.-Mr. and
Mrs Peter Field, who have been residents
of this city for AZ years, left yesterday for
Nriddlebury, where they will make their
home with their daughter Mrs. Albert
Henricks-Miss Nellie Driscoll of Troy,
| ~ y. is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
| Mrs. John Driscoll-John Simon Of New
ark. n j., and Martin Simon of East Al
| hany have returned to their respective
homes after a visit to their uncle, Patricl;
| Simon. Martin Simon is the owner of the
noted trotter, Lucy Izer, who has record
| of 2:12-Mrs Bertha Burridge and Miss
Anna Wood visited the schools in Bristol
vesterday.-Mi Marie Norton has re-
gained consciousness and her condition is
somewhat improved.-The class in animal
| hushandry of the Nergennes high schoo
visited the farm of +. j. Bristol of Pan
| ton Monday-H. r. Hunting of Spring
field, Mass, who has been visiting Mrs
| Frances Hobart for the past few days
left Tuesday for Woodstock to attend
! the annual meeting of the Vermont Ii
| brary association with the State free IL
hrary commission. where he has an ex
hlbit of books by the II. r, Hunting com
pany.-Miss Adella Ingham, assistan
librarian of the Bixby Free Memoria
library, has gone to Woodstock to attend
the annual meeting of the Vermont Ii
hrary association,--Mr. and Mrs. Charlie
Gronke of Newburg, n. Y. are VISITING
Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Day.-Mr. and Mrs
Max Fishman and children are attending
the Jewish new year services In Burling
ton this Week.-Mrs. Ruth Norton Of
Middlebury College passed Sunday wit
her mother Mrs. F.. G., Norton.-Mrs
Eliza A. Collins and Miss Ella Harron o
!; Burlington visited in town Monday
Clarence H. Hawley has returned from
visit to his uncle, DR.. NJ. d. Smith o
Cilens Falls and his cousin, HERNIA
Smith, of New York.-Mrs. w. ID. Wood
man and Mrs. l.. G. Whitford have Re
turned from a visit to Mr.. and Mr.!
! George Haselton.-Mr. and Mrs. Abraham
Cohen and children went Tuesday I
4 burlington to attend the Jewish Chris
1 mas and will return Sunday.-H. w. Da
| has returned from n visit to his brothe
f. II. Day of Fitchburg, Mass.-The elias
| in farm mechanics of the high school
! constructing concrete steps at the mort
| door of the school building.
State Senator Il w. McCuen wei
Tuesday to Boston-Thomas Snyder hf
moved to the rooms In the Hudson bloc
on Main street formerly occupied
| Mrs T.. NJ Noung.-Mrs. Watson Wal
. of New Haven Is visiting her dauehte
Mrs. c, r. s. Pierce--Mr. and Mrs. !
n Lash, son, living, and niece, Mrs. Rach
Mohl. are attending the Jewish service
in Burlington, and Mrs. Geori
Gillette of Bristol visited her parent
: Mr. and Mrs John J. Barnard Tuesdf
evening Judge J.. i. Fiold of Pantc