Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-05-21
ADDISON COUNTY
MIODLtBURY,

MlDDLtbUkT,
Memorial day exercises May 50 will be
observed here as usual under the aus
lccs of ". p. Russell Post, No. So G..
A. Il. All comrades are invited to as
sist in the exercises. Ethan Allen band
of Woybridge will furnish music and the
w. c. Z. L. have volunteered to arrange
the flowers. States Attorney James b.
Donoway has been secured to deliver the
address. An original poem will be recited
hy Colonel Chester. Several societies
have manifested their willingness to join
in the parade The Rev. +. O. Taylor
will deliver the memorial sermon at p.
IN. Sunday, May a, i'll the town hall.
The following members of the senior
class Will take part in the commence
mcnt exercises: c. w. Allen of Ferris
burgh T.. S. Brigham of st. Adams, NJ
V. Drake of Ticonderoga, n. y, f. r.
1ngalsbe of Oakfield, n v l.. II. Noble
of Tinmouth. d. l.. Robinson of Ticon
deroga. n. Y. r. w. Thompson of Wey-
bridge, Charles Whitney of Franklin,
Miss Leila L. Dustin of Brushton, N. Y.
Miss Anna ITazen of East Wallingford,
Miss Lotte Hull of Shoreham, Miss Mary
Y. Munzey of Suncook n. H.
Mr.. and Mrs Gustavus Smith have re-
turned from Southern Pines, Georgia.
whore they spent the winter and have
opened their summer home.
Walter Shea has returned from Colorado
Springs, Colorado. where he has been
for the past six months.
c. c. Peck died Sunday evening after
long illness. The funeral WAS held at
- o,o,ooi, ,r,,asda,. and tho irtormnrt was
-, ror,r,au ,.haro Nr poci, ,ras
;,rr T., ,SoG
On Monday, market day, eggs brought
- cents and butter % cents.
The continued drought in Addison coun-
~ - IS =. am ,an,, ;n'..i,r.tto
! - 81, rii 90
rar,,, orone 1ho e,ro,,,,d IL. dr, and bord
,Id :, ~ i,,,ransi,1a Co., far,1,ors to nIn,,,
".,I, . 49,, 20 ''' ,ta. La,.o ,oos ,o,,,,taa
,a,,oi,, =; ~ a,.o,,rd as ~ tho s,I1o no,,.
dition ,s thov u,ora u,har Hrst ,,Iantnd
sa,.n nv. rarn,ors aro n11inod 70
faod thai. stncl, baw tyyico a dov as the
,,ast,,ro. .ro nc hrou.r a. IL, tho Ia+o f.l
,1no of the worst forest f,res in years
:; aoi,,,, ~, tho C.ronr ,,nrrtoirs cost
ne thn 7.nlnoo u has cn,ornd "o,.oraI
, 90 ,.ri,or,, ,,,d r,,i,,od tbo,,s,,,da
nf foot or ,,oI,i,htn ,ir,hnr rhad AZ
rbor,,or who n,,.re saw min II, tho
,,o,, nf ,ta ,i,,tarad ,oad ana ,o,oraI
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s'froi va in rHorro Of Rufns VAIN.
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,;a,, IT pliss r. c Xyainn.r;ntt r, II
Ii,',,o,. di,' - 'd prnt i1a,,oi1ats NJ podi,
i'"r ,iI an" ,,,.'. itiaI,, NIL, w., ,,i1 lI ~
,,,aint,rcn thr,,,,,,,o,,t Eov, t,n,l,nd 10
bod heon III for so,,,a tirro uith n con,-
,I,,'.t,,' af die'.,,,, 10 1ioI S.,,,da,, -.
;ho piarcn Uouso u.haro bn ,,do t,i,
i,r,a tor ,h ,,. ,,. va -, ..
.o,s ua, - v.i 49,, (i,.,
pocl u,no 10 ~ sohonl H. c,,aI NJ
pocr's dnan vac ,h' Grit -, f,',,,r ~ w., -
family or civ cbildro,, ot tho lara Alan.
son peck of Corrr.au rho e,,r,,i,,ors
are I NJ poclx NJ Niddioh,,r. Mrs IIonr,.
lane and Martin parl, of G0rnwou ~
A peck of Portland or.,,o,, and uenrv
peck or Rristol Mr. Trck vas rnr a
long time a member Of thc firm of u w
Hunt G, ca. of Boston and tboir travail
Iro salesman lie ,novod hotn ,hn,,t *
wears apo and engaged in tho milling
business conducting the Star mills In
politlcs he was a democrat and vas most
mhT,sr mere mere during cleveland irst ad
At special meeting of w. T. Russell
Post G. A. r. TUESDAY evening nrcn.ra-
tions for the Observance of Memorial dav
were perfected. The old soldiers invita-
the hearty co-opcration of all who can
lend a helping hand. All societies which
accept the invitation extended them are
requested to report on Memorial dav he
fore noon, to the commander. DIR. r. p
Russell or the grand marshal Senior
Nico-Commander Page G. Potter. for as
signment to position in the line of march
The Knights Tcmplar will have the right
of the line The exercises at the town
hall will begin at . u. IN. and the column
will march to that noint from tbo VoI,,r-
teer Hose cos buildinp states Altar
,,o,, J,rnas /, Doro,r.,,, ,.iII ,IoIi,.o, ~