Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-09-12
HAPPENINGS IN
VERMONT.
Local Items Of ssrsss From All
Parts of thu Ireen Noun
'ai' ate.
THE NEWS 5 COUNTIES
The winooski Valley. villages up North
,rrom the Island in the Lake TO the
vassump.ic, Along otter Creek
snA By the shores of whito
River Covered By spe-
eial Correspop S2uts.
THE NEWS : COUNTIES
ADDISON COUNTY.
VERGENNES.

Thursday evening at about seven
o'clock large barn belonging to w.
II. Dean of North Ferrsburgh was struck
by tightening and burned to the ground.
TIC barn contained a large among of
hay and grain and also used for
storing farm machinery and utensils.
some Of which were saved.
Postmaster f. H. Foss passed Sunday
In Keeseville. y. Y. with his daughter,
Mrs X. j. Scverancc.--Mr. and Mrs. II.
c. Herrick returned Saturday from a
weeks visit to Atlantic city, ~ j.,
and Boston, Mass.-Mrs Addison Rawson
and children returned saturday to
Whiting after a visit to her mother,
Mrs. Martha Balcy.-NIiss Caribel Mar
shall. Miss Eva and Hila Smith
left Monday for Castlcton TO enter the
state normal school-The Misses Annie
Delahan and Lena Clark have returned
to Burlington after a weeks visit to
Miss Mary c. Amblo.-The Misses
risline Bacon. Amelia Willard and
Evelyn Cough have returned from Silver
Bay, Lake George.-Miss Agnes Booth
has returned from a few days in Bur
Gngton.-Mrs. 7. c. MiCdlebrook and
Slaughter and Mrs. J. G. Hindcs attended
Old Home day at Wesport y. y. Sat
urlay.--Azeme Rivers of Burlington is
visiting his son, Napoleon Rlvers.--Mr.
md Mrs. Emory Liberty and three chill
dren of New York city. who have been
passing the summer at Ellzabethtown, n.
y, have been visiting his sister Mrs.
c. l.. LeBeouf.-F;lisha Winter OF Boston
was here Saturday securing names of
merchants for charter members of the
Addison county branch of the State
Sheriff o. A. Smith OF Addison left Satur-
day for a visit to his sons. Drs. Harry
snd Waldo Smith of Almeda, Gala. d.
Van Ornum has moved from Essex, y.
y. to the farm in West FerrisburEh. pur-
;hased of William Pecu.-Mr. and Mrs.
". j. Strong returned Saturday from
visit to Mrs. Strong's father, the Rev.
Mr. Donaldson.
r. H. Walker is acting as assistant su-
perlntendcnt at the State Industrial
school-Mr. and Mrs John Grandey and
daughter, Harriet, have returned to Rut-
land after visit to Mrs. Grandey's sis
ters Mrs. Joseph Carter and Mrs. George
Smth.-Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brooks who
have been visiting Mr. and Mrs Joseph
Carter are passing several weeks at the
lake, have returned to Fitchburg.-W. G.
on a business trip-Mr. and Mrs f. 3D.
Pratt ard son, Leo, have gone to Port
land, Ne. where they have accepted po-
sitions as master and matron of a large
cottage In a state institution for boys
and where their son. Leo. will enter the
Shaw Business College in Portland-Mr
George burroughs and daughter, Rose
went Monday TO Keeseville. N Y, tc
!rf. l,.1tr
ney.-Asa Ball left Monday for Manches.
ter whore he will teach mathematics r
Burr and Burton Seminary. Mr. Ball was
graduated from the 'Ncrgennes hgt
school in 1903 and from the University o.
Vermont in 19o7.--George Slack and Har
old Newton left Monday for Barre
where they will enter Goddard Seminary
Mrs b. T. Field left Monday to visit he
daughter, Mrs. Hugh Phillips of Mont
pclier.-Thc ladies of the Methods
Church Will open n rummaEe sale Friday
september 2l-Miss Eva MoIGs has gon
to teach in Colchester.--Mss Edna Bal
opened her school in the Middlebro,l ii
district ycsterday.--Luman Hayden, VIII,
has been visiting his brother, Nelson
returned to Boston Monday.-rI r. Beacl
and Mrs. Amos Rogers are attending tn
Sunday school convention at Cornwall a
delegates from Panton and Addison.
Judge and Mrs Warren Peck are vlsitin
relatives in Winthrop. ~ Y.-Mr. an
Mrs G. r. S Pierce. Mr.. and Mrs. WI
liam Crosby of this city and J. C. St,lsor
NJ Ross and Henry LaRose of Monk
ton were among those who went Mon
day to attend the encampment OF the @
A. r. at Saratoga.-Mr. and Mrs. Dustt
M Barrows. who went Monday to Sara
toea. after the encampment will 20
Providence. r. l.. Boston and Worceste,