Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-05-17
VERMONT.
Local Items of Interest From All
Parts Of the Green Noun
tain State.
The NEWS BY COUNTIES
The Winooskf Valley, villages mp North
From the Island in the Lake TO the
Passumpsic, Along otter Creek
and by the shores of white
River Covered BY spe.
ciai CorrespoS dents.
ADDISON COUNTY.
vERGENNEs.

w. II. Miller. a FORMER resident Of this
city, who for several years has resided
In Meriden, Conn. has returned to this
place whore he has a position in the Yer
mon Shade Roller factory
Frank Allen sustained a paralvtic shock
on his right side Sunday evening.
Mr.. ana Mrs. James Cronin. son and
daughter, have returned to their home
lin Leicester after a visit to Mr.. and Mrs
Robert HUDSON.
Mrs. G. l.. George has returned from a
visit to her husband in Plattsbureh. y. Y.
". ". Norton is on the sick list.
The body of Mrs. Thomas Dillon Of Chi
"aEo, accompanied by her husband.
daughter Joanna, and Eraud-daughter,
Miss Daisy Weir arrived here Tuesday
morning for burial in the Catholic Come
terry. There was no service In the cuurch
the body being taken directly from the
station to the cemetery. where Father
Beauchosno offfclated at the burial scr
vice at tho grave. Mrs Dillon died ut
her home in Chicago Saturday morning
May II from old age in the .6th year Of
her age Mrs. Dillon, whose maiden
name was Bridget Harmon. was a former
resident of Monkton and has resided in
Chicago for tho past fifteen Years She
largo number of relatives in Monkton
Starksboro and Bristol The funeral was
largely attended. Among those from
away besides those already mentioned
were Mrs. John Mccullough. Mrs. Pat
rick Dillon and two daughters and Mrs
Michael Harmon of Burlington, Andrew
Dillon and daughter. Lizzie. M and Mrs
Michael Leonard, MY. and Mrs Michael
Hannon owen McShane. Mrs. Joanna h
Welch and four daughters. and Miss Ella
Connor of Bristol. besides large number
Of relatives and friend, from Starksboro
Monkton. Weyhridgo and Cornwall
4 daughter was bora Monday to Judge
and Mrs. Burroughs Of Waltham.
\ son was recently born to Mr.. a,fd
Mrs. Albert I.arrnw of Ferri ehurgh
Another meeting Of the patrons of the
thampain Valley Telephone comparv
vas held in tremens hall Tuesday even
ing The reports of the two commit % 8
appointed at the previous meeting held
to protest against a raise in rates. were
road and accepted. The first Comnlitte 60
reported conference with Acting Man
ager W. ~. Davis in which he refused to
make any concessions to the price estah-
llshod. The committee to invest gate the
feasibility Of putting in an independent
line reported that they had not cumplet-
sd thor work and desired moro time for
further investigation.
The first barge of coal arrived i'm town
this week, cons gnod to Thomas Mack
F. l.. Fish and r. W. McCuen attended
the meeting and banquet Of the Mount
Mausfed Fish and Game club at stowe
yesterday.
Mrs. John French has returned to her
home in Proctor after visit to her moth
or. Mrs. James Barnard.
Mrs. u. ~ Adams is visiting Mrs
Charles Rider Of New Haven.
Frank Alien, who is suffering from a
pa aralYtc shock is reported to ha in a
critical condition.
Mrs. Loon Adams is sr Bristol this week
visiting her sister. Mrs. Harrison Luff-
kns
Mrs. Charles Warner. who has bcon ill
with fever for several weeks, is steadily
improving.
Mrs, Henry Sloan or Worcester, Mass.
Is visiting her sister. Mrs. y. j.. Renaud
and other relatives In this city.
Mrs. Benjamin BanYea Of Lebanon. ~
H., is making a weeks visit 10 her sister.
Miss Louise I.angevin.
Joseph Snow, n former resident Of this
city now of Rutland, Is in town visit
ing friends.