Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-04-27
ADDISON COUNTY.
Middtcbtiry.

nc sVOu 10 nave festival or IAlC Vi o'HIi'
lind in the school house hall. The object
Will be to raise money to be expended In the
purchase of books for the library which has
'ccently been started.
Mr.. Charles Chapman, second son Of Geo.
.. Chapman, Is home on IL visit. Mr..
Chapman was formerly In the mercantile
business here in partnership with his brother.
Later he lived some years In San Francisco,
but for the past three or four years he has
been doing busincs, in New York City, |
His many old friends In Middcbury will be
glad to see him home again.
Three new doctors have recently settled In |
in town with the intention of practicing med |
icuc here. But there is a rumor to the q fleet |
that we are going to lose one of our old ply |
slCiaus soon, the one in question being DR.. |
Eddy. 1t is said that DR.. Eddy has been
offered and las accepted the supcrinteu-
dcncy IF city hospital.
The night school started some time since
by Professor G. ID. Mead, principal of the
Middlebuiy Graded school, is prospecting
finely. Tuition is free, so that all may at
tend who choose without cost to themselves.
The number OF those who have already taken
advantage If this excellent opportunity is
only II, but there are good many more in
town who would like to go but who say
away oh account oi scnsc vi shaht NJ IT.
lhs louhi oacN"a'u III thcr ks. 1tt these
are 'le very persons VINO woulu NC ,h' mos,
las had voluntary offers OF assistance in his
good work, aud can teach all who mny APP
ply.
There arc now -four grinding machines in
daily operation at the pulp mill, all of them
running nilht AMI day. 1t is calculated that
each grinder, when in perfect running con-
ditiou will grind an average of four and one
half tons OF pulp per day, 50 that the average
daily output OF TINS mil Will BE- about elgha
teen tons OF pup.
JOHN Champlin of East Niddlcbpry was
arrested Friday evening and shut IN in the
county Jail on charge Of bustardy preferred
hy a vunng woman of East Middlcburv with
whom Champln had been kcepnr conf
pany.
Frank 4 r.rr thc NOW landlord or thn
cian hnusn 81 Ea' MiIdl"bnrv will ann
I,s hotel viii ., LaIl nm tl,n cvnni,r 81 fLn
dr., If u,v ~
-, c-,. - ,
man haiiieu 'nrler came uoWh mere
from s'rle"here IN ianHi'h couh y o"'ur-
gay ,oohin5 ailei MS VIC from who'' he
mas pcen stiaiateu so,'ic n'e VI s'N ''"'s'
! Iich Per,ou ne wah'.u .nc WOMB" con-
sem 10 nave eA'enueu III fefpc.uihl W the
u ulvofce court. So'nc i.u'i , uGnsh years NO
Saiur am us m''c Meic nv, li"- "'u'n@
nlusj up III r!anhi'n county "ni aii' ~
,neir aruers, u seems was one Dail'el NC
r,as =, ~, o,,or ,,n, ,n onorralin,, a,J 6noII,,
,grnod ,n divid,. tbeir assrls and s,n,ra,,.
,r;,hn,,, hnn,o,or oithor t,.,,irrn a,,p,,,,,
in,, io ara, nny IngoI JivnIcc Mrs Cnrin,
,r,rt Il ,,;,i, 10 o,nrn,ncn,iHned WcNoI,,th'
ion viii whom shn Lns eyer since Iived
Shc tonls a connie n, children with her ond
has since madc Two or three additions to the
flock. Carter also went TO living with an.
other woman and 1t appears thai lie was re-
Gently arrested on that account. According
to his own story the authorities in Franklin
county have promised HIM immunity from
Ishment if lie would cease living with
this woman. lie now wants divorce from
MS vile probably Wishing 10 marry TIC OTHER
woman, and lie says also that he wants a
chance to see his children sometimes. Mrs.
Garter at hrst dtlieu mat sue ana NlcNaugh-
ton were married. put hhaily owne1 that
,ney nau pcen l'iaiiicu acr1ss anc ianl var
~ say .''' Nv "ii' H'.eN "e'I u.t'i NJ Suns
hio pint n'N.usn,,on NY ~, 'mo mu",'n
nav III is'ns ,u,.nv. !" I w., W.
Ia. st''t ,ni eu -, i s ..a ri ."A3 ,h
api sooN ~: ~, iN ,i;,, "u Nv,
"" a. mas zen ~
~ 'he suPpoit VI tiic ili'ny INV ti,e MAJ,
yer WI Gnu ~ NY " out II Is p'I'ts eti-
u, ueit VA, oo'h parties nave eaineu ho'ic III
oti'c > r'Son' |
The rev certificates OF pensions whose
monthly rate was raised from SlS TO "a ana
nom "a 10 sSy ny tilc iist congress nave
oo,h 'oi MH'uou w ''.s-. Vi ~ 1'' so'uic''
n, m, tnls .'Iu''f "no WI eH',t'.I 20 tne'n
A.. n.,..,i,.
~ s. 'Us'Ii p, ou'',''' nai on'm vi et irc.
qui'c pHuS seilueu' ric otn', my Soi.tc
poi Mni'h was s'nnuipS ou VIC euSc Vi "
,nn,s ,rlr",rn unnn bcr foo, With war;
hoLlv hurnsd lila, she will not bn ablr ia |
wall; fnr son,o I'M.
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feet hignrr than they are nj present One If |
iher, 10 On ln,y th,t q hroknnr,n ~ ordinary |
b","ht conn", mass unJrr il without h. nj
ine f''SO
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, t, ya,"" IN W y n',i ,o.u H.. .,s
tion amJ snnn n. "o can s1r,,l1,or y,Iis
W;Ton',ry veil r,.,nfv,. f'r i-o w.,
,n Win,onnnlis Min wh.r.. liz san ~
Var more han !, rcnc,otinn nasr Nr Dnvcn.
',or, nos hnon or. Of thn ,ct,vn h,,'in, 90 ma,
y, uiJ'J,ahnrv nnJ II wouII seem rather lar,
IN ,ifs for hin 70 pull M stakes and start
anew in the West. Mr Davenport las been
so long identified with the tow. that lis re-
moval hcncenow will necessarily create a con-
siderable rap in our business circles.
Mrs Drake WHO lives n, Mai, sroot ia
no r;n,, nx,"ns;ve aI,nr,,inns and irnnr'va -
" a,ps msl ,I ,,"on her rrsiIrnc. ' ''''
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Tr s Thc nice aired unon T"r b n n ia
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u II fr,o,ro, hoe r.tnrrod from, ,r.,.s
h,a ho ,"ant ,r, "' ,;,,,o n,lo WIN
,ppa'' ~, Ta' onn,cmnio,ns ,naiina y',r ,rirs
n the future