Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-09-23
IN VERMONT;
THE NEWS BY COUNTIES

days IN town at the home of Mr.. Bryants
brother. J. y. Bryant.
II appears from an official count of the
votes for senator in Addison county that
corrections have been made whereby one
of the candidates announced on the first
returns as having been nominated by n
small margin of six or seven votes was
in fact defeated and one of his opponents
now gets the nomination by a plurality of
five votes Carl o. Church of Whiting
is the candidate who loses bx the off,
cial count and Walter r. White of Pan
ton is the candidate who gets the noni-
nation. Mr.. Church's vote as finally cor
rected was liza and Whites vote 1.13o
Willis n. Cady is the other senator nomi-
mated for Addison county and he went
through the fracas with n big plurality
Miss Mary Sullivan of South street has
returned after weeks visit in Burling-
ton and vergennes.-MissF Florence Bolger
Of Fair Haven is in town. Mrs. George
NJ. Harlow of Chester is in town to visit
her daughter. Mrs. r. Wright Caswell
Miss Cecilia McDonsh has returned
from West Rutland. where she spent
the summer at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John J. McDonah.-NTiss
Martha NJ Butler and Mary T.. Williams
have returned to Rutland after p brief
stay in town.--John Shaciett of South
Hero is in town on a business visit and
viii also visit relatives here and in Brid-
port before his return.-NTr. and Mrs
NJ. r. Brown and children, who have
been at Lake Dunmore all through the
summer. have returned to Brandon
Mr.. and Mrs. William Towner
and Mr. and Mrs. Horace Payne have
returned from North Adams. Mass.
They made the trip by automobile-Afr
and Mrs. Chester S. Palmer have gone
to Ticonderoga. N. Y, to take their
daughter. Mona. to the Moses hospital,
where the latter is to undergo an opera
tion. They were accompanied by Mrs
j. j. Manney.-Mrs. Lucy Edgerton. who
has spent few days in Fair Haven on
a visit at the home of her daughter. Mrs.
u. r. Cliff. has returned home.--Prof
Arthur r. Davis and mother. Mrs. Mary
Davis, have returned from months
visit in Pennington. Oakland, and other
places in Maine.
William Piper an emplove Of the Mid
dlebury Marble company at its quarry
lust east Of the village in handling a
jack at the plant when In some way the
tool slipped. Tho handle flew around and
hit his right hand and broke the little
finger of one hand and the next one to
II. He was brought to the office of DIR.
| 4. w. Prentiss in this village, where he
was cared for and then taken to his home
| in the east part Of the town.-Edgar Fos-
ter of Case street, while at work at his
| own place cutting ensilage with n gasoline
| cutter Tuesday. had the misfortune tc
have three fingers Of his right hand cut
off. saving the thumb and index finger
| He was assisted to the house by his
| wife and Allen Tucker who were assist.
ing in the work and Doctors s. s. Eddy
and DIR. p l.. Dorey We're summoned anC
cared for the man. The fingers were JUS
/ hanging and were taken off. He Is re-
ported as doing as we'll as could be eX
pected.-Frank McITugh Of Hartford
Conn, is in town to visit his mother. Mrs
George McHugh.-Mrs. j. s. Depew OF
! Waterbury, Conn. Is stopping at the Ad
Olson House for a few days.-Miss Mildred
! Delphia Is the new cashier and book
! keeper in the f. A. Evans shoe store
! Mr.. and Mrs. Frank l.. Birchard and two
children Of Grafton are in town for Z
few weeks.-Dr. j.. l.. Dorey has returned
after a short stay in Burlngton.-Th'
Misses Alice and Marion Rogers have
returned from Cornwall after a few days
with their aunt. Mrs. Nelson Maheu.-
Thomas and James Stetson of Green
point. r. l., have returned to that cit,
after a four weeks visit in Middlebur,
and viclnity.-Miss Karen Carlson has re
turned from West Rutland, where sh
spent the summer at the home of he
parents, the Rev. and Mrs. Thomas a
Carlson.-Mr and Mrs. William ]. Woo
have gone to Wallingford for a few day
at the home of Mr.. Woods mother. Mrs
Julia Wood-Charles f. Howard of Lud
low is in town.-Frank and Thoma
Burchard of Grafton are In this section
for months visit In Middlebury ant
neghboring towns-Mr. and Mrs. Adol
phus J. Morris have returned from Bur
lington after n several days stay wit
relatives Rebekah Lodge
No. Is. |. O. q. r., celebrated the ami
versary Of the organization at its meeting
held Tuesday evening. A fine program wa
carried out at the close of the bushes
session after which refreshments wer
served.--Dr. and Mrs. George r. Drak
and DR.. and Mrs. Ashley of Plymouth
Mass. are at the Addison House for
few days. Both men are graduates Of tn
Middlebury College.-It Is expected severa
Of the members Of Lake Dunmore Lodge
No. II, I. o. o. F., will go to Burlingto
TODAY to attend the Odd Fellows fiel
day. which will be held at Crescent Beach
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Methods
Church neld well-attended meetin
Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs
Noble ]. Brooks on South street and a
six o'clock the gentlemen were presen
for a fine supper. after which a pleasan
evening was enjoyed and one that vii
long be remembered MIR. and Mrs. job,
X. Over and son. Denzil Calvin, are ol
an automobile trip to New York city.
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