Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-04-30
VERMONT,
Local Items Of Interest From All
Parts Of the Green Noun
tain State.
THE NEWS ''l ! ,''''rs
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The Winooski Valley, ages up North
From the Island in g Lake to the
Passumpsic, Alon s. liter Creek
end by the Shores of White
River Covered by Specia.
Correspondents.
ADDISON COUNTY
MIODLtBURY.

Inc directors VI lllt LhuulSoil NoultS
Fair association met at the Addison House
"Wednesday afternoon and voted to add
one day to the fair, making it September
J. -, . and 4. New classes were arranged
in cattle and sheep and the permium list
was raised Purses We're raised from 500
to $l,.Oc. as follows Colts, foals of 1900
and under for county only, $50;
cunning race. county horses, $780,
.:31 class. 500; 23O trot. $3.50; 300
trot or pace. $50; free-for-all, $i00. Sew
oral new buildings are being erected on
tho grounds this year.
lIA-GoV. j. w. Stewart has returned
from Denver, Colorado, where he spent
the winter.
Boman Crosby shipped from this station
150 dressed veal calves to Hartford. Conn,
in the first refrigerator car that ever left
town. He intends to send carload every
week during the season.
Timothy sullivan died al his home on
South street Thursday evening after a
few days illness with pneumonia at the
age of % years. He is survived by two
daughters, Mrs. ]. w. Lawrence and Miss
Nellie sullivan Of this village and four
sons, James Sullivan of Boston and Will
liam. Frank and Arthur of this village.
Mr. Sullivan was Il prominent member of
Father Daley Council. knights of Column
bus who will attend the funeral in a
body.
The annual meeting of the Mt. Calvary
and the following officers We're elected:
T.. II. Martin, Z. c.; A. &. Woodward, c.;
II. NJ. Chapman, c. e.; A. w. Dickens. p
]: Buttolph S. W.: l. Sterns. J. W.; P Nj.
Chapman. treasurer; W. II. Brewster, Sec
rotary; H. W. Spooner, S. f.; r. Il.
q Brien, S. W.. and L. p. Cushman. w.
Eugene Baker and Miss Nettie Westall,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Charles Westall
were recently married by the Rev. Il. O.
Taylor, pastor OF the Baptist Church. Mr.
and Mrs. Baker will live in town.
Mrs Fred Rivers died suddenly Thurs
day afternoon of congestion of the lungs
following measles. Mrs. Rivers leaves a
husband and IA father, T.. G. Elliott, and
one brother Horace Elliott.
cards are out announcing the marriage
Of Miss Mary Alice Miner, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. G ID. Miner. TO Franklin
jackson Hubbard to take place Tuesday
afternoon. May T. at 3 O'Clock at the Con-
Grcgational Church.
At the recent meeting Of the newly
organized court of the WOmcns Catholic
Order of Foresters the following officers
were elected: chief ranger, Miss Olive
Boudreau; Vice-chief ranger, Miss Minnie
Carl; recording secretary, Miss Nellie
Condor; financial secretary, Miss Agnes
Kennedy; treasurer, Mrs. james Con-
don; senior conductor. Miss Josie Nor
ton; junior conductor. Miss May
Smith trustees, Mrs. Peter IACroix, Miss
Minnie Mcdonald and Mrs. Harry Covert.
The court will meet in the Catholic Fed
Grafton hall the second and last Thurs
days of each month.
The Lake Dunmore Lodge, No II. l. o.
q. f.. celebrated tho anniversary of their
organization in their hall in the Catholic
Federation hall Saturday evening. There
were d large number present and remark $
very appropriate to the occasion were
rendered by some of the visiting brothers
after which a fine banquet was spread in
their large banquet hall There were about
was spent which will be remembered by
all present.
Mr., and Mrs. William Mills are rejoicing
over the arrival of a boy baby at their
home.
Edward Faes, who has been ailng for
some time died at his late home on Case
street Sunday morning at the age of 81
Years. lie is survived by a mother Mrs.
William Fales with whom he resided and
one sister Mrs. c. +. Rich, and brother
Frank Falcs. The funeral was held from
his late home Tuesday afternoon at 1880.
The Rev. w. T. Forsyth, rector of St
stephens Episcopal Church officiated and
the interment was in the family plot in
tho Case street cemetery.
Frank Shackett has sold his meat mar
kct to George Sumner and Arthur Brad
ley who have taken possession The busl-
ness will be conducted under the name of
a. w. Bradley & Co William Beatty,
clerk with the old firm, has engaged with
the now firm.
The honors for the senior class i'm the
high school have been awarded as fol-
lows: The Valedctory to Miss Beatrice
Miner of Middlebury and the salutatory
10 Miss Letta MacMurty of New Haven.