Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-08-16

p.cnic grounds at Lake Dunmore.
Bresau has bought the Cady place on
Depot street and has sold the same place
to Arthur June for 1,300.-Mr. and Mrs.
Solan Brown of Goshen spent last Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Ayer.-Mrs.
WILDER Perry and three sons Of Albany,
n. Y. are spending few days with her
mother, Mrs. Matte Benoit.-Mr and
Mrs. Fred Aim of Schenectady, N. Y,
are visiting his father. Charles F. Aim,
of Carver street.-Neshobe Grange
observed last Saturday evening AS chill
dren's night. A program of recitations
and music was given and refreshments
we're served.--E. ID. Blackwell has re-
turned home from Newport and Lisbon,
n. U.--Mr. and Mrs. L. II. Walker were
weekend guests of relatives here from
Troy, N. Y.---Arthur Buttles, II. +. ID.
carrier on route No 9. has purchased a
rev Ford automobile to be used In carry
ing tho mails.--Mr. and Mrs. Thayer
Townsend of Middiebury spent last Sum
day here with Mrs. Townscnds parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. y. Smith.-Phillip Pur-
cell went Saturday to Rutland, where he
enlisted In the navy and was sent to Bur-
ington for final examination.
Mrs. NJ. Ostiguy. widow Of w. Ostiguy,
who had been i'll for some time, died We'd
nesday August l at her home
north of the village. She was 60 years old
and Is survived by three daughters. Mrs.
William Aines, Mrs. Maud Ostguy. Mrs.
Emma Cabana. all of this town. and four
sons. Edward OF Proctor. William Of Whit
ing, Fred of Shoreham, and Arthur of New
York. The funeral was held Friday morn
ing at st. Mary's Church at ten O'Clock.
An automobile accident occurred on the
Pittsford road about three miles south
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car owned and driven by William Peterson
of Salisbury and large touring car. had
"a head-on collision. Peterson and two
young women Of Salisbury by the name
of Farmer. who were the occupants Of the
Ford car, received a severe shaking up ant
one of the women was cut about the face
and head by glass from the Windshield
She was brought here and her injuries
dressed at the office Of DR.. Estabrook The
Ford car was quite badly damaged ant
was towed to the Rowland & Cole garage
| Peterson claims the accident was due t
the lights on the touring car being 50
strong that he was blinded and could no
see the road.-A. II. GIBSON. Mrs. Cori
Gipson, Cyrus Whitlock of Hartford
Conn.,, Miss Ella Whitlock of Springfield
Mass. and Mrs. Joseph Churchill o
Castleton have gone on a several days
| Trip tHc HoItucIu phI
Of the State and the Acknowledgment
Charles Hall, who has just received hi
commission at the officers training cam
at Plattsburgh in the ordinance depart
ment Of the national army. is visiting hi
mother. Mrs. Minnie Hall. for a few days
Edward Ripley is visiting his mother
Mrs. Edward s. Marsh, of Pearl street.
The annual Sunday school picnic of 81
lThomass Church. which was to have bee
held at Bresee's picnic grounds at LAX
Dunmore Wednesday, was postponed o
account of ran until Thursday. If tn
weather permits those who are going wi
meet at the church at S:45 this morning.
Edward Thayer of Topeka, Kans.. is visit
ing friends here for a few days.-Mr. an
Mrs. James Holcomb and Miss Harriet
Holcomb, who have been visiting at tn
home Of Mrs. Holcomb's mother, Mr.
J. B. Thomas, left Wednesday for the
home in Akron, Ohio.-The Misses Ellid
and Laura Thorpe are spending fe
days with friends in Wallingford.-Mis
Elsie Lockwood, who has been spendin
her vacation here at the home of Mr.
, Lemira Manchester. has returned to III
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