Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-08-27
WASHINGTON COUNTY
WATERBURY,.

Francis the two and a half year old
son of Mr., and Mrs Patrick Casey, was
badly bitten on his lip and face by the
Marden dog late Friday. necessitating
seven stitches. The little fellow was
playing with the Marden children. who.
in company with the older children.
were after fodder for the cows. The
dog is a yellow and white Scotch collie
about two years old. He has been own
| ed by II. W. Marden on the WATSON
farm for over a year. has been with
their children constantly and has never
shown any disposition to anger 1t was
the wish of the family to kill the dog at
| once, but DR.. G. S Bidwell requested
| that he be tied for few days that he
might be observed The boy is doing well
and II is not feared that there is any
special danger from the accident.-Th
| funeral of G. A. Wright was held at his
late home Friday afternoon. the Rev
| w. F.. Douglass officiating. The bearers
were Thomas Devine Orlo Ayers, A. H.
Smith, NJ. G. Barber. Charles Morrisey
and Edward Athcr.-Mr. and Mrs c. w.
Warren, who have been guests of Mr..
and Mrs. J. e Crossett for two weeks,
have returned to their home in Worces-
| ter. Mass.-Mrs. Bruno Werner, who was
quite i'll, is more comfortabie-Mis Ruth
| Phillips is very i'll at her Crossett hill
lhomc.-Mrs. William Matthews and Mrs.
Wilbur Lowe have returned from Hyde
Park. where they attended the Griswold-
Manning reunion
Adaughter was born Saturdayto Mr. and
! Mrs. Carroll Stowell--Miss Marion keefe
and Arthur keofc of Boston are guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Keefe.-Mr. and Mrs.
| II. NJ. Barr of New York city are guests
of Mrs. Scoiield at Lincoln farms.-Mrs.
| Wilde of Jersey City Is at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. Bruno Werner-The
Rev. W. l.. Boicourt, who is at Silver bay,
| took the part of an early settler well
| coming newcomers in a pageant, ilus-
| ating the history of Lake George-The
| Rev. j. w. Hatch principal of MONTPELIER
! Seminary, preached at the Methodist Epis-
| copal Church Sunday. lie remained I'm
town Monday, working in the interests of
| the seminary.-E. F.. Palmer, Jr, Miss
| Annie Dorothy Palmer and T.. Huntley
| Palmer returned from Cancels Huma
Monday over 500 have been there this
summer many different States being rep
resented,
Slight frosts Were noticed in several
places Tuesday morning although but
| little harm was found-Mr. and Mrs
| Arthur LeBarron of Barre, guests Satur-
day at Bonafortn farm, had as their
guests in Barre over Sunday Mr. and
Mrs, w j. Lebanon Miss Eva Pringle
and Mrs, p. A. Brook and daughter.
| Merle Of Montreal are guests of rela-
| tivcs In toWn.-Mrs, Wilbur Bigelow and
son of Salem, Mass, were recent guests
of Mrs. Frank Hodge.-Mr and Mrs.
| Frank Ladd of Essex Junction, son and
daughter were over-Sunday guests at the
| home of r. J, Grout-Miss Julia Parker
OF Brookline Mass, is the guest of her
| brother John Parker.-Roy LeBarron,
who is at home from the Lyman Agri-
cultural school, Is suffering with
laryngitis.A miscellaneous shower was
given Miss Helen Murray Monday even
| ing by her girl friends at the Center in
conor OF her approaching marriage to
| Mr., Owen,
| Frank Pray and Paul Shumway. both
| classmates Of Miss Ruth Nalcourt in
Greenfield. Mass. were guests at the