Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-06-15
The NEWS s. COUNTIES.
The winooski Valley, Villages up North.
From the Island In tho Lake to the
Passumpsic, Along otter Creek and
by tho Shores of white Rivor
Covered by Special
Correspondents.
ADDISON COUNTY.
MIDDLEBURY.

MIDDLEBURY.
Alexander Daniels, one OF our oldest citi.
zens, died very suddenly Thursday at the
home of his daughter, Mrs. Edward Bruya
on South street. where he has made his
home for the past year. Mr. Daniels has
been quito we'll and was down street al
the morning Thursday He started home
TO dinner about half past eleven and wher
he got home told his daughter that his
hands felt queer. They sat down for din
ner but while they were eating she no
ticed that he acted queerly and she sent
her son out for assistance. A doctor was
summoned but it was of no use. The
cause was apoplexy. He was 7S years od
and had raised a family of 10 children, five
girls and five boys of which all are living
except one girl Mr.. Dupont. The foi.
lowing are living: Mrs. Thomas Patnode
of Brandon, Mrs. A. Brashaw of Rutland
Miss Louisa Daniels of Greenfield, Mass.
and Mrs. f. Bruya and Edward Daniels
Of Middlebury, Henry of Saratoga y. Y.
William of Boston, Mass Joseph of Gin.
ton, Mass, and Alexander of Canadl.
Or. Norman D. Ross died very suddenly
at his home Thursday evening of heart
disease in the east part of the town. He
is survived by six children Mrs. Charles
+. Pinney, Miss Laura Ross, Edgar y.
Clarence W., Elmer F., and G.. G. Ross
all residing in town. Mr.. Ross has prac-
ticed for the past 35 years. He was Z
years and six months old Tho funeral was
hcld from his Iato homo SUNDAY after.
noor and Tho intarmo.t Was in the
family lot in the east part of the town.
The Addison County Court resumed al
O'Clock Monday afternoon and the Broueh.
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verdict for tho nlaintiff In vbich ho ie ~
pay his $1,000 and costs of court. The nexr
case begun was that of NJ. GaNow oi
New Haven against Contractor Miller oi
FerrisburSn whose suit is for S500od image!
for injuries received by the falling of 4
staging, while at work on job in Rristo
last year
The cards are out announcing the mar.
ragc of Mr.. Louis J, Bruya and Miss
Mamie Elizabeth La Pan Tuesday even
ing, June %. at O'Clock at ST. Mary's Ro
man Catholic church.
quiet wedding took place here We'd.
nesday afternoon at the residence of Mr.
and Mrs. {. r. Frost at p. M, when Miss
Elizabeth Smith and Judson Spaulding
We're united in marriage by tho keN Mr.
bacon OF Brldport' A rev oi thclr friends
were present MT ana MIS- SpauldlnS let
on the man tram horth for Montreal
Nhsre they VIII spend thelr honeymoon
AFTER which tnry VIII go 10 Peru, ~ Y.
Wnere lhey VIII make theT nome.
poro'hy, the youngest daughter Of Mr.
ana Mrs' Narle'oh H. ohi'h or Neynrlds'
street. dseu TWO years was drowned IN
water tup he"s tneir mouse tuesday al
,crrlooh' me Chnu was ou' AZ pay aht
"l some way zen Ato tne tup' ne 1uhera
WIN DO neiu rom ,he mouse frlddy morn
iiIs at ~ cioch' heN, dr. oaiisoh VIII or
.isiate anu the lHterheht VIII oe IN ta'
i'i"Pie 'ioFe cemetery
VERGENNES.
Mr. F.. II. TayIor. n former resident am.
prominent business man Of mis- civ writ
ing from Rialto, cal. whfre he went foI
his health saws mai thev have had a Inn,
rain there somethinr ihat has not b.n
noned for Years Ahout ono tnch of ,,a
tcr fcll Tbis means ,bo,sands ar do,,',
10 the fruit growers thoro
Tho executive board of tho Addiso,
Countv AaricuItural socioty mo, at +h,
addison House in Niddl.h,ir,, Mnnda,- =,
decide unon a locatinn imam which 80 ra
huiId the grand stand which VIZ hIov,,
dov,n eoon nr,nr tho last nn,,,a, fotr A.
n nrevious moctiny 4, hod hoo, Loatao :,
hniId on tho n,ot .ido or tho t,nrL ,
ovoid the afternoon sun. but unon rrrtbc
roneidern,ion tbe stand viii bn nriit ,,r'o,