Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-02-06
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT.
THE NEWS BY COUNT Els

| ties: Addison. Howard w. Clark: Bird
port. George d. Payne; Cornwall
Llewellyn Fisher; Ferrisburg, Carlos S.
Martin; Goshen, Thomas V. Hooker;
Granville. Henry e. Jennette: Lincoln,
George Garland; Middlebury, Noble J.
Sanford and Edward Higgins Monkton,
II. j. Vancelett; Orwell, Rollin C.
Brown; Salisbury. Paul Field; Shoreham.
Henry c. Ward; Starksooro, Frank NJ.
Hill; Vergennes, Fred NJ. LeBeau; Wey-
bridge. Benjamin O. Wales.-Mrs. William
Edgerton is in town for a few DAYS at
the home of the Rev. and Mrs. E. B..
Holmes on Main street.--Mrs. John A.
Morgan, former resident, is in town to
visit at the home Of Mrs. A. E. Lambert.
AT meeting Of the Federated Fair
association held at the home of Mrs.
H. b. Hagar Friday Mrs, John E. Weeks
was elected president.-Miss Clara Bruya
OF Burlington arrived Saturday for a
visit TO her mother, Mrs. Mary Bruya
Arthur Bird, one of the victims of the
accident at the Hortonia Power COM
pany's plant. who was thought to be
seriously hurt at the time Of the acci-
dent, has so far recovered as to be able
10 return to his regular boarding place at
James Rogers on Seymour street II
is thought he will be all right again to
resume his work at the plant in few
days. Mr.. Ingalls,. the other man who
inquired In the affair is able to be about
the house at his home in Salisbury and
It Is thought that he will be all right
IN a Few days. Work was resumed on
the plant Monday morning and will be
rushed until it is mpleted.-Lawrenc
Abbey has returned to New Haven afte
a rev days in town at the home of his
rather George E. Abbey. Monday, mar
ket day. eggs brought 40 cents, dairy
butter 40 and creamery 47-Mrs. Addie
Bosiey has sold her lot on the lower end
OF Court street to Samuel J. Bowles.-
Mrs Mary MungeD Lilly died at the
nome OF Charies Aewls In Whiting Sat
urday evening at 7:25 o'clock. She was
7s years old and is survived by a daugh-
ter, Mrs Charles Lewis, with whom she
lived. and one son, Richard Lilly of Or
well. Mrs. Lilly was born In Burlington
January o. 1s4o. and was the daughter
of Alvah and Melissa Martindale) Mum
ger. The funeral was held at the
home of Charles Lewis in Whiting Tues
day afternoon at one. Burial was
in Lake View cemetery In Orwell.
Frederick A Brown received word Mon
of his sister. Miss Lena Brown from
pneumonia. She was 2s years of age, and
was born in Mddlebury Her father, Ar
thur Brown, left here Saturday night
Besides her father. she leaves two broth
ers. Frederick and Harry. and a sister,
Mrs. Charles Everett of Foulton. Mich.
About % of the young people or the
Memorial Baptist Church met in the
church parlors Monday evening for the
purpose of reorganizing the Young Peo-
PIES society OF that church, The follow
ing officers were elected; President Miss
Rena Mack; vice-president. Webster Bar
ter; corresponding secretary, Miss Ruth
Delphia; recording secretary, Miss Iris
Bullock; treasurer Miss Cynthia Billings
The appointive committees have not been
but will be at a later meet
ng. After the business session pleas
mt social hour was entoyed.-There is on
exhibition at the store Of II. ID. Archer on
Main street a lemon weighing one and u
luarter pounds. which was raised by S.
Presser of Warrenburg. N Y.
Arthur Bird. who was injured at
he Hortona Power plant Saturday last
has gone to his home In Brandon, accom-
panied by his wife. who was called here |
1t the time. Mr.. Bird says that he is feel
ng fairly we'll except that he is sore and |
lis head shows some bruises and cut
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Young |
Mems association will hold an open |
meeting Monday evening. February II, |
(COntinush Dnuc twO.)