Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-08-24


b. Hobbs has gone to Buffalo, n. Y.
where he will attend the grand lodge Of
New York odd Fellows, who will hold
their annual session there this week..
w. Howe. who has spent the summer I'm
town, has returned to his home in Vala-
tia. n. Y.-Mr. and Mrs. oliver Trud, and
son. Ernest. were on their way home to
Weybridge Saturday night, when near the
new schoolhouse in this village Joseph
Balize Of Cornwall lost control of his car,
dazzled by the bright lights of another car
approaching. ana ran into the rear Of
their carriage, throwing them all out. Mr..
Trudo was somewhat bruised, as were
the other two occupants but they con-
tinued their trip home. 1t was just a
week ago the same night that Mr. Trudo' s
wife was run over by an automobile on
Main street, receiving a broken rib and
several bad cuts about the head.-Harold
Stearns, accompanied by Harold Lane OF
North Ferrisburg. has gone to South Hero
on two weeks outing trip. The Rev.
/ T. j. Leonard has gone to WinoosKi to
attend the annual retreat of the Catholic
clergy of the diocese at ST. Mchael's
college.-Miss Helen Frey. who has
been in town Tor the past six weeks, has
returned to her home in Saco, Me
The cattle shipment from this section
Monday consisted of six carloads of cows.
calves and hogs for the New York and
Boston markets.-Mr and Mrs Eruno
Albert arrived Saturday night after "A
four weeks wedding trip. spent mostly
| in New Brunswick After a three
months illness with various complaints,
Pholps 7 Coo,ihor we at,o 60 ,.,a. d,,,.,,
town Monday -r.u,i,,s .,,,,o1r,, noe ro-
turned 70 h,s homo Il, ru.ir r,lls Idaho
after sevor,l v.oot,s, ,Isi, 20 his
mother Atrs J. pr.,o,,h 90 south
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have ro,,,rno1 e.o,,, ,,,'a,,,l.a,o y
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BESSIE GIpson former resident Of this
village. at tho NctronoIiton hosnhal in
New Work whore ebo is o,pnIoved 40
nurse DIR ard Mrs Dovev and FROST.
DENT cbarIes y pinnov Of tho Nation,,
hank or >1idd,eb,,r,, bovc roturred fro,,,
a ton dave, ,o,,,irc twin T., tho Vow Eng
land c+o,o, prot and W.. - u 1vr;ch,
and d,rob+or Loo, ,tondo, for ,.ra,
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NorSlty or Vermont. After lunch there
We're talks ny Wills ~ 'aoy OF Mln-
dlehnfy' state master on inc orange
j. II. CarriGan, county agricultural
agent OF MlddlebufN' H. H. CORNWALL
president oil the Addison county fafm-
CTS association also OF MlddlopurS'
q. NJ. Gardner, Gator or the Natlohai
orange monthly H. = brIsham' state
commissioner OF aErlcultnfo' ana W.
H. 'o'hns"oou' 'oltor OF 'le N"rai
new horkel'--lh ne water III ot'cT creek
mas reached us lowest point lof over
Il year ana me SITUATION Is inc same III
regard 10 olher streams Ill inns SEE
l'"h' M "'"uSH' ioIloWS upon per
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