Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-08-21
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT:
THE NEWS BY COUNTIES

the Vermont Marble company at Proctor
and returned to her home here. She was
accompanied home by Miss Ola Hough-
falling of Albany, n. Y, who will be her
guest for some days.-Prof Raymond Fl.
White and Prof. A. r. Davis left Satur-
day by automobile, Professor White
going to Belgrade Lakes, Maine, and
Professor Davis to his home in New
mpshre.-Mrs William Edgerton has
gone to Fair Haven where she will spend
some time at the home of Dr. and Mrs.
T.. b. Gift. who have been in town for
"A few days.-A1r. and Mrs. c. NJ. Johnson
who have been stopping at the Addison
House for a few weeks, have returned to
Randolph, Mrs. johnson is sister of
DR.. w. II. Kingsley of this vllage.-Mr.
and Mrs. Fl. c Kerr of Seymour, Conn,
are visiting Mrs Kerrs brother, Allen r.
Sturtevant.-Mrs. Dora Wing and son, the
Rev. Charles Wing. and Mrs. Elizabeth
Hathaway, have returned from Fairlee
Lake, where they have spent a month
John Jones. colored chauffeur whose
residence is in New York, was injured
sunday afternoon when a seven passenger r
Winton touring car which he was driving
with six young men from Camp Zelenko
at Lake DunmOre. left the road and went
down an embankment into stone heau
and turned turtle, pinnng him between
the car top and door 1t was necessary
TO iift the car from his body before he
could be extricated The injured man
was taken into one of the cottages at the
camp and the camp doctor was sum-
moned and gave him first aid. The j. b.
Stearns ambulance of Rutland was called
and the man was taken to the Rutland
nj hnH ttn1
was badly bruised and showed signs of
internal injuries One of the passengers
suffered sprained ankle He was cared
Tor at the camp. The automobile said To
have been owned by L. Taback of New
York, was practically wrecked 1t was
taken to the garage at Brandon. the
| owner leaving on the sleeper for his
home in New York. The Ninton mart =
arrived at the camp Sunday morning IN
visit relatives of the owner who are
staying there. IT is said that only a few
minutes after their arrival there tho
chauffeur took the car out to give tho
boys ride which resulted in the ac.
cident. A number of passing cars reached
the scene shortly after the accident han.
pened and assisted in getting the chauf-
leur ana passengers out of the wreckaRe
I-Supeflntendent of the Sperry Georo.
scope company, Harry Il. Youtt of Brook.
iyn' ~ w. arrived in town Monday morn
| ing and has joined his family who have
been here for several weeks tho puasts
OF MS father, Col Charles +. Youtt on
college street.-The cattle shipment from
TINS section Monday consisted of tbro,
| carloads of cows, 'calves, and hogs 10,
| the New York and Boston markets
Mr., and Mrs, +. ", Bacon have gon,
10 Long Point on Lake Champlain. wher,
they mil spend a two weeks vacation
| Mrs Michael Halpin and two daugbtar.
or rutherford, n. j., are in town on
visit to relatives and acknowledgements
market day, eggs brought 55 cents. dairy
butter 90 and creamery 85.-Mrs. Goorpe
Edser'on and her granddaughter. Miss
cara II. Doner of Charlotte, were weak.
end visitors In town.-Miss Ada Smith ba
returned to Proctor after spending n
week at her home here.-The govern.
meht sale OF surplus army food sturs be.
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