Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-09-21
THE NEWS BY COUNTIES
The Winooski valley. villages up North
From the Island in the Lake to the
Tnssumpsic, long otter Creek and
by the shores of white River
Covered by Special
Correspondents.
ADDISON COUNTY.
NIDDLEBCRN. N.

MlDDLEBCRN.
Mr.. Frank Goyottc, who runs the stage
rom here to Brdport, after arriving in
,oWn Thursday morning had the mlsfor-
tune to have one of his horses die very
suddenly The horse seemed to hc all
right when he arrived in town, but died in
rnout an hour after he put it in the sta
pie. Mir. Goyctte refused $50 recently for
hcr as she was a registered Morgan mare,
md a good one for the place.
Miss GoncVieve Hunt, the 13-ycar-old
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hunt
uicG at their home in the north part of
the village carly Monday morning. She
las been having a slow run of the fever
and was not thought at any time to he
very dangerously sick. The end came very
tuddculy and il a great shock to The fam
lly The funeral was held at the house
Tuesday morning at eleven o'clock. The
interment was in the cemetery at New
llavcn st.
Mr.. Edward Braincrd who has been the
quest of his brother President Brancrd,
the past summer has started for his home
IN Los Angeles, cal, he intends to make
several stops before he gets home.
Mr.. W. II. Harrington has entered the
employment of G T.. Marshall.
Mrs Ella Hyde has gone to the Mary
Fletcher hospital, Burlington for treat
mont.
Mr.. Eddie McGIoughlin has resigned his
position here as night operator aud has
gone TO Proctor for a short time. His place
here is filled by Mr.. White of Gassetts.
Rev. j. NJ. Golot of ST. Marys Roman
Catholic church announced to his conSre- ,
taVun l"St '"i'"tS .'"' c
Woulo p' tIi' NJ Vl ~ " -
iGl''e aH tlIi' ti , - ~.
dcrhill.
Roy Howard IS in town from Rye Beach, |
Mass, whore he has spent the summes'
Mrs c. y. Dickcrscn and granddaughter
pra visiting in Rutland.
President Brdlh'ru ana WIG nave Sotl4
10 Boston tor Week stay
Miss francls Oohh.r VINO mas s,,' npe'
the guest OF MT ana MIS-. Iel'% VI Iu'.l- ~.
lagno Tor the past mph'h ma IeV|llieu u
Ayr he'he ~ & NV Il"N'', '",u . NJ,
waiter w Nil'Ii'" o" na' S',e ~ No"-
uCiA cdHf"i loI "C'N ''"S i.
Inc pIa'o -l'S0 " NV" W. " Hu ,, '" u :, -
1hc 'aSoiu''' u'',I ,i'u IN "', Nv
IRON stops ana t"II'ls are No" d" wy man
ing 4 grand improvement TO 'He ioohs VI
thc building r,..,,
NJ NJ talN mas EoIc " i'"n5 ''it
Dr. Smith OF Saratoga Springs N. y
i in town on business
The lecture al the NolSro[ [al'. MAJ ''iuic ci
Nedno sday evening was WcH "tI'hueu 7iil
al We're wen ple!s'u win IT,
MrS. Jack NJ. Mann IS seriously SICK at
hes home on South street
Mrs W. u. Adams mas re'ulnou 'ro"
month stay III Itlhol.
College opens to-day and there are about
~ Ii,nt f.. r.n,"J,llino an old build
Co.,, into " tcrcno,t house in tho north
49,, f tbo ,.iIi,,,
,rt. .Eo,,ar ,r7,.sdsv evening was worry
,,r.ai,,a b,.,, i,,,t to,,.il,.-,I,Io moro i,
,oodnd
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NtRGENNES.
TELEGRAM WAS received Friday from
Norm Olc"h, " - dHu'ui'''lE me u'"'u
the L. V. NJ. of typhoid fever. after an i'll
ness of ten days He was to have been
married the day he was taken sick. He
was the sou of Samuel Rogers of Panton.
Mrs Miner Mitchell of Panton rode TO
town Friday the ilrSt time she has peen