Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-01-03
MiDDLEBURY.

city where he has a position with the
William II. Bird g. CO.. furniture manu-
tactuicrs, and will be the foreman of the
plant. G. 4. Piper will continue the
business here
George Hammond. IN old time resident
OF this place. has recently accepted a
position as general manager Of one Of
IN" finest stock ami fruit farms in Della
ware" Mr.. Hammond VIII leave at once.
A. the regular meeting of Lake Dun
| moro Lodge, No. H. t. O. q. T., held in
their han IN the Dyer block Friday even
ing the following officers were elected:
y. o.. Charles Hooker; V. g.. c. w
1iulburt secretary, W. +. Bentley;
treasurer, c. +. Rich. After the cleo
t!on an oyster supper was served
Music was furnished during the evening
hy Robert Calhoun.
NJ. r. Buttcrfeld has sold his farm
On South street TO Prof. Forkv of
Chicago for 5000 Mr.. iTerky has also
bought the Chapman farm. for which "a
gave 5000. and the e. II. Mc1d farm.
II" intends 20 ioin them IN one lrge
Tho annual meeting of the Memorial
Baptist church was held N tho lecture
room OF the church Monday evening. The
report of the treasurer showed receipts Of
'2,5?o.s7 during the year and expenses of
2.%j1 SC, leaving balance in the treasury
cf $500, with all bills paid. /. was voted
to raise the salary Of the pastor from
S,a0o to 1890. the following officers were
elected for the coming year: Clerk and
treasurer. r. :. Ncredict; trustees Col.
$. 4. Tlsley. Dr. H. l.. Avor;il ana l. l..
Rogers: auditor pr. Eartcr; super
intcudent of sunday school. Ir. II. l..
Averill, secretary and treasurer. Miss
Coda Mdnrcc; librarian. T. r. Brown.
I. was also voted 20 observe the week Of
prayer HcXt wecE
stock farm and VIII build = house on the
first place mentioned NJ. 7. Butterfleld
has pure Anscd the Taylor farm In the
north part of the town and has taken
possession.
The cattle shipment from this section
Monday consisted " three carloads of
COW calves and hogs for the Brighton
market ana one for the New York mars
kct f.. G. Piper accompanied his ship
mont 10 the former city.
Monday market day eggs brought q
cents ana butter 25c.
Tic case of Frank G. Levan VS. Rich
mond Light e Power company which oc-
cupie1 the time Of tho Addison county
court most Of the time for the past week.
WAS decided by the Jury late Saturday
night which resulted in verdict for
MIR Lcvan for $50 and costs.
1t the regular meeting Of otter Creek
Lodge. no. 33. *. of =. December 2s, the
following officers were elected for the
ensuing year: II. /. Avoril. 6. c.: l..
NJ. IAllck. V. g.: John d. Woods, prelnte:
Norman : Footc. NJ of W: p. Il. Crane.
X. Of Il & s.: r y Winans NJ of +.
stanton $. Eddy. NJ. of f: r. s. Rob
bins. N. at A.; appointed. Ernest Heustis
!. G.; John f. stiles. 0. C.; Claiming
Williams was elected trustee for three
years Uniform Rank. the Rev George
r. STAIR captain; Ray Robbins, lst
lieutenant Frank y. Wnans, 2nd lieuten-
ant: John n. Woods. recorder: Norman
5. Foote, treasurer; l.. ". Lillick, guard;
John e. Stiles. sentinel.
Tho case OF Nellie l.. Campbell, apt,
VS.. George V Wilson, administrator.
which occupied the time OF county cour.
Monday afternoon, vas finished and the
plaintiff was given verdict when court
came In Tuesday morning. Several di-
vorca cases were then heard. At the ar
tcrnoou session The case of Edward S
Marsh and George b. Post Jr.. apis.
IS. Frank X. Cioss administrator, estate
of Frank A. Goss was taken up.
4; the last meeting of the Grange the
following officers wcr, installed: Mas
ter, W. Y. Cady; uveIsecr. George H.
Chatfee: lecturer. Misc Mary Cndy;
steward II. T.. Sessions; 0ss's,au: stew
ard. julius SccIey, Jr. chaplain. y. c.
Ferris: treasurer H. NJ Rnin. secretary.
Horace Dow; gatekeeper. Harry Bill
ings; Ceres. Mrs w. y Cad,: Pomona,
Mrs Horace Dow: Flora. Mrs H. C.
Sess!ons. lady assistant steward. Miss
Myrtle phillips; chorlster. {. a. Billings:
In the Congrega tional Church on New
Years evening a happy company gather
cd to witness the marriage ceremony
Of Miss Maude Ellis Me!lcu and Allen
Penry Nelson About eight o'clock the
assembled guests heard the first strains
of the wedding march from "Lohengrln"
when tho bridegroom. his bcs, man.
rrcdrck sumner Briggs and the Rev.
W. W. smith. who performed tho ce,e-
monv, had reached the altar. Tne bridal
party entered at the other side Of The
church led by six ushcrs Philip Ed
win Mellen. Edwin walter Wilcox Rurus
WanwrIght. Robcr. Fletcher pinrie
Four wh,,. ,% eownoa wna IT sn,uS NS1GF ,a
i1.'oH Hco''i"n Ems MISS N'hT bertha
''NI' M''H MAY Ie"'"h f'Ft' ana
N'"' ''hs'" Johnson nra'Aerd passed