Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-01-22
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
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20 business men has been secured and
the board OF trade seems well started,
with Il supply of enthusiasm that speaks
we'll for the success of the undertaking.
Harold Hamilton has gone to Mont
pclier for a wcek.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles
JcWett of WcvbridCc are parents of a
daughter, born SatmIaN.-Word has
been received that Mrs. Il. +. Wales Of
this village who is visiting at the home
OF her brother, John Wcstiall, in Boston,
fell on January and broke her left
COllarbono. A few months ago she was
stricken with q shock and has not fully
recovered from tho shock which
affected tho suirc side on which the
colin rbonc was fracturcd.--Mr. and Mrs.
John = llatcher have zone 10 New York,
whcro thoy will spend the week.-Mrs..
". W. Williams hae Yone 70 Springfield.
Mass, calloG there by THO serious Illness
Of Il s'ster-atr. and Mrs. Lewis n.
Srilccl have returned from their we'd
dino trlp and are making thor home for
the present with his brother.-.The cattle
sisted of seven carloads. -M.chael 4.
hahar, vino has been confined for n week
from this ef'ccts @: a fnll. is able to be
up and about-E II Ssars has returned
from Burlington, accompanied by his
wife. who has been u patient at the
Fanny Allen hospital.-Robert Thomas
Of Seminary street is seriously III with
typhoid pneumonia. Frank Fales has
returned from Brushton. y. Y, where
i've has been listing for a week. Mon
dag. market day, eggs brough, 20 to %
cents and butter b to 20 ccnts.--The &c
mains Of Mrs. Agnes Perkins who d!od
at The home OF Robert Cartnell Satur-
day, were taken Monday noon to Brock
Ton. Mass, where the funeral will be
held. Tho body was accompanied by her
son. Or. C. u. Perkins n sister. Mrs.
James Alger, who were summoned here
last wcek. Asa HcminwaY IS III. Miss
Agnes Calhoun has returned from Bran
don after visit to her sister, Mrs V.
a. Iolmcs.-Mr and Mrs. Arthur Baker
have moved here from Grand Isc-ATiss
Lillian cole has returned from rittsford,
whore she has been visiting Miss Susan
j. Hooker--Miss Nellie Halpn has re-
cashier at the Register office after n 10
days absence on account of the illness
Of her mother.
The tenement house three miles east Of
this village owned by John Nanny, and
occupied by a family named Derusia,
was burned to the ground early Tuesday
morning with practically all contents.
Mrs. Dcrusia and four young children
We're alone in the house at the time, the
men being at work In tho woods and there
was no neghbor within q half mile to
render help. The woman and children
escaped with only what they had on
their backs. The fire Is supposed to have
caught from defective chimney.
Miss Ada Smith Of Proctor has
been called here in consequence of
the Illness of her stepfathcr, Robert
Thomas. whose condition was very low
Tuesday.-Smith Case Secloy. who suffer
ed a broken hip Friday. is improving as
East as one Of his age could be expected
to do from the nature of his injury
Roscoe Anderson has been transferred
from the Addison county jail to the house
of correction at Rutland to serve out
the remainder Of his three months sen
tenCc for trampng.-Mrs. Ira Pond is
suffering from severe attack Of the grir
at the homo of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
J. ]. Coolihan.-Thomas w. Fletcher
has returned from Burlington, where for
q short time he has been undergoinc
trcatmont.-Miss Mabel Iuestis, clerk al
the BeckWith store, is ill--F. S. Hunt
has gone to Norwich, Conn. where h
Will spend "A few 1aYS.-John Reynolds