Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-06-17

0rs 50 az TO J.e sure Of m.er-a :rmsns
A. Q. Furlhurt % HoHton IA earn SIGN.
Sunday with his Srot,c,, v l.. Euiiburt
Mr. sn5 Mr.. ". H Wirch and NS-
g. w. jurden xp,,t SundS i.i Urpe-
lx,.. - 7. Mr.. ard Mrs Henri MAJ
tin are p,.<enLs Of vino. born .tunc T.
Nm Helen i1lf, s,d Mira lse& ~ es
arc v1nnng crientr IL Rrus,tor, ~ Y.
NORTH HERO
f1dv ard Rrowlcy ~hcr returning
from the Canadian LINES IN his iro-.l
mot with an accident nea- Fred B!ai.' IS
In AIburs Thursday night. Just wha.
hAupGnc1 Is not ALov1l. Mr.. Brew;cy.
~ho wAs alone. was found by Eu<,iid
Martin and another fellow lying f,a:
IA the road in an unconscious cond,
ton. After some time they mnnnge Ell
to arouse him, but he was dcli:io'.s
They brought him to his homo here
and doctor was called Immediately
On examination it was found tina: lie
vas badly hurt. One or more ribs
were broken ana his hip and arm,
badly injured.-Miss Cora Hutcnins
who has been spending "a two weeks
vacation with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. j. Hutchirs. returned 20 New
York city Tuesday nistt--Mrs. " H.
Fest is under the doctors care as n
result of an accident June 6. Mr.. and
Mrs Best were taking Mrs. Cora Hazcn
home. When they we're nearing Mrs
Hazen's house Il horse which belonged
TO John Horican came suddenly into
the road in front of their wagon,
which had light on it. 1t friEhtcne ed
their horse with the result that both
ladies were thrown out Mrs. Hazcn
fortunately escaped injuries. but Mrs
Best is now in bed and it is thought
that one or more of her ribs arc
cracked.
Walton Hazen is in Springfield. Mass.
where he has employment.-The Misses
Julie and Olive Cover have arrived at
camp and will be summer guests of their
grandparents, Capt. and Mrs. A. c.
Hodgson Mrs. Giles Harrington and
daughter, Ruth. have arrived at their
farm, where they will spend the summer
with Mr.. Harrington and son, Maurice
who remain on and work the farm.-Mrs
Lenne Webb of Boston is spending hei
vacation with her parents. Mr. and Mrs
Giles Observation-Disclosures. Paul Tager is
spending this week in Montreal with her
husband.-Mr. and Mrs. Walter Irish and
little son of Burlington spent Sunday al
the Irving House.-Mr. and Mrs. f. V
Way were weekend guests Of friends in
Burlington.-Mr. and Mrs. Neil Smith OF
Swanton were weekend guests at Hobart
. X night s' Mrs. Arthur Way has returned
: to Hartford, Conn, after few weeks
stay with her parents at the Irving House
Master John Thorne of Burlington
young son of Mr.. and Mrs John NJ
Thorne. is visiting his aunt, Mrs. Robert
, Atkins.-There are several boys alread!
; being cared for temporarily until the
Ethan Allen Training Camp opens for the
. summer. Mrs. G. Y. Bacon has four o.
the boys at the Outlook.-Mrs. William
Best, who was recently severely injured
. by being thrown out of wagon, is still
confined to her bed.-A son was born thi'
morning to Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Brown a
the home Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Cameron.
ALBURG
willard Lyman was a bushes:
visitor in Rouses Point, y. Y" las
Tues lay. c. and c. q. Robinson o
Lacolle, P. O., called on friends here
Monday.-Mrs. Houle, who has beer
i'll at the home of II. W. Maurice
left for her home in St Johns P. g.
Saturday night accompanied by hc
niece, who came to care for her.-Mr
and Mrs. a. G. Mott of Burlington arr
at their farm here.-Mr. and Mrs
Bonnie Brown and Mrs. Emery Brow
Of st. Adams called on friends her
Sunday.
Mrs. Sabrina S. (MotO Hunter, widow
OF John Hunter, died at the home of he
son. Homer, early Saturday morning
About \ month ago she sustained a broker
hip. since which she had constantly de
Ill lI,.r,r Mnxy
1886, and was therefore 81 years OF age
J. She leaves three sTls. Walter Homer AM
Ira. a daughter, Mrs. Mott Derrick .
Noyan. +. u. and Sc ,-rai grandchildren
The <uneJal service = were ncH IRON; IT,
CNngrcgati5ia, ''twrct Monday amer
.rnor ut two o-.~ah, the rev S-noff
officiating lntnynert VIZ made Ia tn
'fzp,fly lot inwe.' Vord Aas be"i
Icee.ys tSst Cr. S1h ~. Fert'
WIZ, went f.orc M-a to engage in hi
: i,,yc:.Ssion IN Rutland. - Tn '',"'c to By"
l.ngton, ,--hlro he WI 30 associated nit
~. Tesv " nd Mrs Geta ,sn'c-ord =
lwn M-ans. IT,, Ar.rraa IN sT~-n Est wee
tn :oin VT BosRff~' Shc viii Sc'n'' "a
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'H>'so<vs Fall-. Juan .SN'inson Id = j
Read al .Suth Herr and G. Fl. Tudhor'
If North Var, We IN 'oS''. Friday
+be in,a~~t Z: Sr. Bahb . S cnlps1s
for gth>r7or 100 kar.haii YTa& @
ChUx,cavitA sp:,t ~"e,.u days ess
weak With her s.sc- Mrs. l.. }. THrtS.-
ny IND Nrr- w. f.. Pyn;' spnt Snr
day Ia rcn--M-. r. Mot wcr
M,ui1.. 20 c'v.ntor and wa, aonm
uaniec i,o,n, y, Inv a;eoa. EAunr Hsl-
Agnes, d;n,.:stc, II NJ. aI'e Ali'- Corr
S,rfhoe.. ;.I .hc n i<eor.lnD 81 s"ehk ~
}eS NV. 'bovc IN uukl" Win" a Lla
r.txy, Mr.. snd MIA Linus I2sher g
peei % 80. IN hs,c frTn S~aa'.E -
hay1ay sisposn6 ID their infGTestt ~ u
.arrr WITT! thay moved 20 ear'v II. "
spring III, W. Marvin iS conHn'>: o r
house WILL sp5sinad 'nsp - "a
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