Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-09-23
FRANKLIN COUNTY
ST. ALBANS.

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Robert, young son Of Mr.. and Mrs, p.
p. Sullivan, suffered the fracture of his
left leg Wednesday. Sept Is by falling
from the tricycle. which he was riding on
Lincoln avenue near his home also suf-
fe1ng the laceration Of one lip and bruises
on his face. Little Bernice Bashaw, who
was standing on the back of the tricycle.,
received slight bruises when she was
thrown to the ground. The little boy
called to his father who sat on the YER.
anda Of his house. that he thought his leg
was broken When the father went to
the boy he found that blood was flowing
freely from the injured member which was
broken just above the ankle. DR.. Alan
Davidson reduced the fracture.
The marriage engagement of Miss
Mildred Barlow to Royce w. Wells, both
OF this city. is announced.
About 80 friends gathered at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Merton Cleveland on
Parsons avenue Wednesday, Sept. Is to
congratulate them on the 10Th ami
versary of their marriage. Refreshments
were served and Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland
were presented an oak rocker and a set
OF sterling silver teaspoons. 1t was re-
marked that the number Is occurred
with frequency, the IS anniversary fall
ing on the 18th day of the month of the
year 1916
Joshua " Monteflore has presented the
First Hebrew association of this city n
brass candlestick over 100 years old, for
merry the property of his grandfather. j.
v. Montefiore, a lawyer in New York city,
, and sent him by his mother from London,
England. at least 100 years ago. From j.
V. Montefiore the candlestick descended
TO his son, Joshua. and then to the grand
son, Joshua ". who now presented 1t to
/ be used on the altar when the Jewish
synagogue on Federal street Is completed
| The New York lawyer to whom the can
dlestick was presented by his mother
was a Jew and n cousin Of the late Sir
| Moses Montefiore Of London.
News has been received here Of the
| death Of Mrs. Ellen QaighD Goodhue,
wife of Wallace II. Goodhue Of Los
Angeles. Cal. September Z. Mrs. Good
hue formerly resided in st. Adams.
The Friendship Circle OF the Kings
Daughters has elected the following
delegates to the annual State conven-
ton to be held in Bennington September
p TO %: Miss Jennie f. Osborn. Mrs.
3. G.. Skinner; alternates. Miss Annie
M J1olCoHlD, NlTS. "A. d. SOule.
Miss Lillian May I4osey OF Federal
street and Emmett Leo Pencil of Swan
ton Junction We're married at St. Mary's
Church Monday morning at nine o'clock,
the ceremony being performed by the
/ Rev. D. ]. O'Sullivan. They were at
tended by Miss Mabel Pencil of Swan
ton Junction as bridesmaid and Clement
a. Pennell Of Swanton Junction as best
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Z. ]. Muldoon. sister of the groom. at
her home on Cedar street. Mr.. and Mrs.
Pencil left on the 1858 O'Clock south
bound train for a short trip.
NJ. Glynn Carroll, who has been at the
home of Mrs Carroll's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter S. Clark, has gone to Airing
ton, where he has secured a position in
! the office of the chair factory. Mrs.
Carroll and little daughter will go to
Arlington later.
Roy L. Shepard and ]. Edward White
have gone to Bellows Falls. where they
have secured employment. Their families
will go there later
T c. o. Powers left Monday night for
Philadelphia, Pa, where he will reside.
His parents. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Powers. will go to Bridgeport Conn,
soon to visit relatives before going to
Philadelphia.
George III. Dunsmore won IS prizes be-
side two special prizes on his registered
Ayrshire display of Il cattle at the
State fair at White River Junction last
week. One Of the specials was silver
cup given by the Ayrshire Breeders as
ISOLATION to the one winning the most
, money on Ayrshire cattle of their own
breeding. All but one Of Mr.. Dunsmore's
cattle were Of his own breeding. He won
senior and grand championships on Alice
of F'ayre" and junior championship on
her daughter "Margery of Fayre." These
two were also first al the Addison county
fair at Ahddlebury and the Rutland
county fair at Rutland, lie won 2S prizes
at Rutland and 20 at Mddlebury.
! In probate court Monday morning Ada
l.. Clark Of Fletcher was ordered com
united to the State hospital for the
insane.
Word is received here that DR.. A. A
I Skeels of North Main street, who recently
entered the British army as surgeon,
has been ordered to casualty clearing
! station with the expeditionary forces
IN France Such a station is part Of
the field hospital outfit. being between
the dressing station on the firing line and
the field hospital. and the point where 1t
"a determined to which hospital the
wounded shall be sent, The severely
wounded go to one hospital and those
less seriously wounded to another.
son was born to Mr., and Mrs. John
robinson OF Bishop street September 49,
Miss Mary Macomber left Tuesday
yporning for Canton. N y, where she
Mill enter st. Lawrence University,
Donald ]. O'Leary left Tuesday Tor
Hanover. N. H., to resume his studies
at Dartmouth College,
Harvey H. Sunderland left Tuesday'
for burlington, where he will resume his
studies in the University Of Vermont.
Edward j. Alexander is III with
jaundice. .,..
Fire starting in pile of corn husks
st the plant OF the Green Mountain Pack
ing company was the cause or an alarm
r,np in from box 1a about 3;@
o'clock Tuesday morning. The flames
were spreading to the shed when the