Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-06-06

War" at the Methodist Episcopal Church
Friday evening, June 81.
M1DDLEBURy.
| The following teachers have been en-
gagged in the Mlddlebury high and grad
cd schools for the year 1907-S: High
school, A. :. Hartman, principal, Mary
| w. fiager, Florence T.. Duncan, Inez NJ.
stevens assistants; Julia f. Bond, Mint
grade; Susan A. Hincks. eighth: Julia
a. Barry, seventh; Grace Mcneil, sixth
c. Lena Woods, nth; Lula l.. Woods,
Fourth Edna A Goodrich, third Lena
Lewis, second Jennie Mcneil. first.
| There are two new teachers in the high
school and two in the grades. Miss Dun
can and Miss stevens are both gradu-
ates Of Middlcbury College in the class
of 1905. Miss Stevens taught last year
| In Thetford Academy and Miss Duncan
! In Texas. In the grades Miss Lena
! Woods ha taught for two years past in
| the town district She has had about
| tea years experience. Miss Edna Good
rich has been principal of an eighth
| grade school in Gardner, Mass, during
! the past year, having seven teachers un-
der her. She was reelected for next
year at an increased salary but comes
! to Middlebury in order to be near her
| home which Is in Salisbury.
| Mrs Phoebe Ann Sanford. widow Of J
V. Sanford. died at the nome of her
daughter Mrs. Freeman Abbey at $40
O'Clock Saturday morning at the age Of
63 years. The cause of deaf was pneu-
monia, OF which disease Mrs Sanford had
had two previous attacks. She was ap-
parcnt!y we'll as usual Friday. Mrs.
Sanford was 4 native of Shoreham ard
had lived in Middlebury for the past 20
years. She leaves two sons and three
daughters. William o. Sanford Of Somer-
vile, Mass, Noble J. Sanford of Middle
bury Ida NJ, wife Of Freeman Abbey of
, Mlddlebury, at whose house she died.
Lettia, wife OF Arthur Lane. formerly nf
Cornwall and now OF Montreal and Ethel
wife Of Charles E. Nash of sudbury Tho
funeral services were hold az the Ran
tist Church at two o'clock Monday after
Miss Anna p. Hayes was united in mar
riage at nine o'clock Friday night TO DR.
G. T. Sentine OF South Hanson, Mass The
Rev. W. II. Washburu performed the
ceremony and only = very few friends
were present The young couple took the
II l5 train for Boston.
here only a few days William January
of Nergcnnes was brought here Friday
evening by the county FISH and game
warden, William II. Taft Of Waltham.
and arraigned before Justice Fred NJ.
Footc, charged with illegal fishing satur-
d" morning. He pleaded not guilty and
gave bail in 500 to the grand iury.-Mrs
f. F. GinGras Of Turner's Falls. Mass.
returned TO that city Saturday after a
visit here with her mother. Mrs Louise
Bouvier, who has been quite III but is i'm
proving.-Mrs. Ruth Blossom Of SANDY
Hill, n. Y. Mrs Eta Kingsley Of Com
stocks Landing, y. y. sisters Of John
b. Hayes, who came to the funeral Of his
wife returned TO their homes SATURDAY.
The japanese play by the Labaree society
of the Congregational Church at the
opera house Friday evening was we'll at
tended and good sum realized
Monday, market day, ggs brought II
cents and butter 70 cents-J G. Page
has returned from few days in Lincoln
where ne delivered the Memorial day ad.
dress.--Judge Fred NJ. Foote Is in Bellous
Falls to visit his son. William, who is at
tending school there ]. w. Law
renee went to Boston Monday afternoo,
for A visit with her three brothers Jamee
William and Frank sullivan, who are N
the retail shoe business al South Roston
Mrs Fred Marseilles accompanied her
and will act as housokecper for the Young
men.-C. b. Prosser is disabled with n
lame foot caused by stepping on an IN
turned spike and running 1t deeply into
his foot.-Miss Sadie Watson OF East
Middlcbury has gone to Remington.
where she will be employed at the Wal
loomsac House through the summer
Misses Celeste and Eula Aldrich OF North
field are guests Of Judge and Mrs Bliss.
their uncle and aunt.--Mrs T. j. Crowley
has returned to North Adams, Mass.
after n few weeks visit In town.-Mr and
Mrs. Henry V. X. Foote Of Malone. n. "
who have been visiting j. 8 Pride, have
gone 10 Hartford, Conn, where they will
attend n reunion of the Foote family
l., 5. knight is ill.-Dr ". H. Sheldon
Is again confined to the house by illness
+. +. Cushman has gone to Sew York city
on a short business trip.-Mr. and Mrs
c. IIill gave dinner party Tuesday even
lng.-The Green Mountain Pulp company
has the ruins Of its burned mill nearly
cleaned up ard has started the new mil
well under way. When completed Il will
be about twice as large as the old plant
A machine shop entirely separate from
t..e rest of the plant, Is already rooted IN
and portion Of the new machinery has
arrived The cattle shipment from this
section Monday consisted Of two carloads
for the Brighton market.
Addison county court came in at nine
o'clock yesterday morning and lasted
one and half hours wrangling over cases
There being nothing ready, n recess was
taken until two O'Clock when they came
in and stayed three quarters. of an hour.
A recess was taken until nine O'Clock this
morning when It is expected that the
case OF Reeman VS., Tisdale will be put
on.--Dr, Dickinson OF the Congregational
Church will! preach Sunday morning on |