Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-11-04
yERGENNES.

Mrs. +. W. McCuen gave Halloween
card party at her home on Main street
Friday evening.-Miss Nellie Mcknight,
who has been in town since her return
from San Antonio, Texas has gone to
Burlington, where she has employment.
The Vergennes Electric corr ,any have
moved their Office to the rooms in the
Stevens block on Main street, lately oc-
perntendent and Mrs. j. n. Barss of
the State industrial school have return
ed from a trip to their former home in
Nova Scotia.-George Duprey has moved
from the Benton tenement on North
Water street to the Goss tenement on
South Water street.-Marston Haviland,
accompanied by Bart Casey, w. c.
Foote, Attorney r. w. McCuen and
Irving H. Hare. left Saturday on an
automobile trip to New York city
George Preston has moved to the Wood
man tenement house on the west side
of the rlver.-Eggs sold in the whole
sale market here Saturday for 40 cents
per dozen.-T NJ. Nidetto of the State
industrial school has returned from a
trip to Boston and Nova Scotia.-John
Gravelle is acting as clerk at the Stevens
house during the absence of Bart Casey.
Fred Andrus of Burlington has taken
the position of treasurer and book
keeper of the Vergennes Electric COM
pany and will move his family here
Joseph Pecue spent the Weekend IN
Burlington with his brother, H. L.
Pecue.
Joseph Daigneault and son, Foster, Fos-
ter Young and oliver Garrow were return
ing Sunday evening from auto trip to Fer
risburg, when a short distance this side
of the II. r. Booth farm house, Garrow,
the chauffeur turned out sharply to avoid
n bad place in the road and the car skid
ded and was overturned The elder Daig-
neault and Garrow We're rendered uncon-
scious. but Foster Daigneault and Foster
| Young though badly shaken up escaped
without serious injury. Mr.. Daigneault
was taken to the home of DR.. V. w.
Waterman. where it was found that he
had suffered a compound fracture OF the
left leg and was badly bruised about the
head. Later he was taken to his home.
where heremained in an unconscious state
! for several hours. Garrow was taken to
the home of Dr. Edward Pllon and re-
mained unconscious the most of the night.
! 1t was feared that he had suffered con-
cussion of the brain, but Monday morning
he had regained consciousness and ap-
peared to be out of danger. iesterda!
morning Mr.. Daigneaut was taken in +,
l.. Grandey's car to the Fanny Allen
hospital, Winooski. The car, owned by
Mr.. Dairneault was badly wrecked
two wheels on one side being twist
ed off the body of the car badly broken
,1cti al lat,a
ed-Miss Josephine d. Coltar of St
Georges, Granada. w, l., arrived here
| Monday. She was called here by the seri
GUS illness of her sister Mrs. Thoma:
Stevenson who is expected to live but Il
short time-Judge Frank l.. Fish and w
j. McCuen attended the funeral of eX
Governor John Stewart at Middebury
| Sunday-Mr. and Mrs. Louis Desautels
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Snyder and son
| BERNARD, Of Charlotte. We're guests o.
Mr. and Mrs. George II, Bora Sunday
Arthur Crane of Burlington. president o
the Vermont Shade Roller company, Wis
tied the cumpanys plant on the fall
Monday. and Mrs Peter Field o
Middlehury are visiting their son, Felix
Mrs. George Blakely and Mrs Antoin
Shorkey have gone to Lincoln to visi
Mrs, BlakelY's sister, Mrs, James Nina
han.-Henry sweet and daughters Erline
Myrle and Helen, ard Milford Jackmal
OF Lincoln were guests Sunday of MI
and Mrs George II. Bostwick,-Mrs
Emma II. Loukes was called tho latte
part of last week to Bristol by the Hines
of her mother.-Mrs. Ida Doten of Bur
lington is visiting friends in town and vi
cinity,-Mr and Mrs Carl Renfrew, Rob
ert Renfrew and Miss Lyman of Brad
ford were Weekend guests OF Mrs, Reu
hen Bisbee.-Miss Anna Kingman ha
} returned from trip to Boston.-Mrs
lGon flnued nm mira fxYAl