Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-08-05
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT;
THE NEWS BY COUNTIES
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jured when run into by an automobile
while at work on the bridge Monday
forenoon, was able to be about the
streets again Tuesday. but is not yet able
to resume work. The .Weybridge autoist
who ran into him came back to town
Tuesday to inquire as to the extent of
his injuries.-Miss Genevieve Wood has
returned from Wallingford, where she
has been making a two weeks visit to
her grandmother, Mrs. Julia Wood
Phelps Coolihan has returned from Bur-
lington, where he has been for a few
days at the home of his daughter, Mrs.
Ira Pond.-Gasca Balm of Washington
d. C.. Is here to visit his parents Mr.. and
Mrs Homer Bain.-ATiss Julia Ellis of
salisbury and Harry ~ Jones Of Toledo
Ohio. we're united in marriage Friday
evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward harrington in Salisbury. The
kew Roy f.. Whittimore of the Memor-
ial Baptist Church of Middlehury Off
Grated. The bridesmaid was Miss Gladys
Mayhem Of Salisbury and Michael j. Hig-
gins of Middlebury was best man. Fol-
lowing the ceremony, a reception was
held and wedding lunch was served at
the Harrington home. Mr. and Mrs
Jones left on the noon flyer Sunday for
Ioledo. Ohio, where they will make their
future home.-Mr and Mrs. Leon F. Pol
Iaru. Charles p. Morris and Miss Agnes
e. Norris and James McDonough have
returned to Rutland after short stay
at Lake Dunmore-Robert Steele. End.
VINO was badly injured at Cornwall two
weeks ago, is just able to be about the
village again, but one hand is so badly
injured that it will be considersbIe
length of time before he will be able
TO resume work.-The Misses Ruth and
Lena Ferguson of Hartford Conn. arc
here for a months visit to Mr.. and Mrs.
william f. Baldwin and with their grand.
mother. Mrs. Huntington, of HUNTINGTON
falls.-Mrs. L. S. Knight and son, who
nave oeen mere on a two weeks visit
have returned to CuttinCsville-Mr. ard
Mrs Fred A. Swenor have returned from
Proctor, where they have been on a VISIT
to Mrs. William Desjadon.-Dr. Robert
c. Flagg and family have returned from
Lake st. Catherine. where they have boen
camping Tor week.-Nr and Mrs d r.
Weis and Mrs. Mabel Young have re-
turned to Orwell after a short visit in
town-Peter Lack went to the government
farm Tuesday just over the Wevbridre
line. where he has taken a nositio, fo,
the rest of the year and until snrinr
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Easton and VIII
liam Easton and Carlton Huestis have
returned from Wallingford, where thew
nave been on a visit to Mr. and Mrs.
Cnaries N. Foote. Miss Estelle Foote.
VINO accompanied them to Wallingford.
Will remain at her brothers home for
another week.-Miss Sarah Sterns bas
returned from the Fanny Allen hospital.
where she recently underwent an OPERA
tion.-Mr. and Mrs. Frank Culver OF
Hyde Park are guests at the home Of
Mr. ana Mrs. P. 8. Ufford.-Mrs. NJ. ".
| nd Y,s- Ia
N. Y, are the guests at the home of her
father, o. H Cushman.-Miss Nav
Powers of Boston is in town on her an.
nual visit to her aunt, Miss Lucy Tin
ney.-Mrs. Kate Moore has returned from,
! Lincoln.-Miss Cornelia Woodward Of
! Warrenspurg, n. Y, is in town for n
visit at the home of her aunt, Mrs .John
! w. Hammond,-Mi Elizabeth Wisseu Of
! schenectady, y. Y, is visiting at tba
home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edison
| Wlssell, for few days.-N1r. and Mrs.
| T. u. Hunt have returned from Lake
! Dunmore' where they have spent the past
rnonlh at their summer cottage.-Mrs.
| II. ID. Archer has gone to Warrensburo
| n. Y. for a visit TO relatives r.,
Brown has moved from the Brown housa
on Pleasant street to the CaswelI housa
on Washington street
| otls Abbey of South street was on
years OF age Wednesday and observed
the Day IN quiet manner. receivjne
friends and reading post cards and mes
sages with which he was shouera,
Mr.. Abbey was born in this town and
mas lived most of his life here but
served some time in the army during
the Rebellion and lived for few
years IN Providence, r. l., after his
discharge. He is a remarkably stron J.
Co. l.;
up 10 withiHA year or so had been verv
active and he can now do more vorl.
than many men of half his years. If
is understood he is the oldest Twin @.
man In town.-A party comprising Of
MRS. Ira II. La Fleur and her daugh-
ters, the Misses Gertrude and Delphine.
Mrs Fred Vassar and daughter Miss
Catherine. Mrs James Dumas and
daughter Beatrice, Mrs. Jessie Mack.
Mrs Dumas Hope and Miss Mary Devil
neau, who have been camping for :.
week AT Lake Dunmore, have returned
to town. Some of the party had quito
an experience the other night when
Mrs La Fleur was awakened by a.
strange noise and upon arising and
making an investigation found that
there was snake in her room, Miss
DeVineau hearing a disturbance en-.
tered the room and killed the snake
which was found to be a spotted an.
der 2S inches in length.-Edward r.
Burns, who has been residing for sew
eral months in West Rutland. has re-
moved back to town and intends to
continue to live here for the future
Miss Rossie La Brake has returned to
Florence after couple of weeks here
at the home of her brother Archie
La Brake.-Edtor Charles E. Crane
and Mrs. Crane are now in camp at
Lake Rescue in Ludlow-Dr c. Ford
Langworthy OF the chemistry division
or the agricultural division at WASH
ington well known Middlebury boy.
has come to Vermont for his summer
vacation and is at present v-s,ting rela-
, tives in Ludlow.-Mr. and Mrs Chris
, topher Young and Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll
Bacon and daughters, the Misses Evelyn
and Christine, have returned from
Pittsford, where they have been maxi
, ing visit at the home of Mr. and
: Mrs. Napoleon Young,-Mr. and Mrs
Jason Marklin of Stoudsburg, Penna.,
are in town for a few weeks visit
with friends and relatives.-Tho COM
, munity canning kitchen, which was
[ recently started up for the eason, has
| got well under way and under the di-
rection of Miss Ethel Billings is do-
ing large and important work in the
canning line. The rooms are open
Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays of
) each week to members of the homo
, demonstration department of the farm
bureau,-Prof Luis Herrera of the