Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-03-14
MlDDLEBURY.

Edward Dragon, who was severely
injured on the Ripton road some ten
days ago by having a few heavy logs
roll over him. is getting along finely.
| Ar. Dragon. although still a compara-
lively young man. has a family of
children large enough to make Presi-
dent Roosevelt smile. In his Younger
daNS Dragon was an enthusiastic base
ball player and last year he had 4
base bail team made up OF nine of mis-
own boys. with enough left over for
umpire, scorer and substitutes-As-
sistant Judges l.. a. Field of Panton
and Frank c. Dyer OF West Salisbury
have decided not to appoint license
commissioners until Monday, March IS
Miss Maud Estev and Miss blanche
Jacobs returned Sunday night after a
visit of several days i'm BURLINGTON.
WinooSli and Norgcnncs-Gcorge r.
Champagne and family are moving
into the village from the Mussev placo
over Chipman's hill, whore they have
lived for several years William and
james RYAN of New York city. who
have been in town for the past wocI,
went on saturday to Burlington. whore
they expect to make STAY of two
wceks.-John Shcchan has returned
from Fair HaVen.--John NJ. Bosloy has
sold his farm of $50 acres south OF the
village to George Hunt of Rutland.
The consideration Is understood to
have been 5000. Mr.. Iunt will taI;o
possession this spring. II IS one cf
the best farms in Addison countv.-
Mrs. G. T.. Youtt was called to HOLY.
oke, Mass, by the Illness of her daugh-
ter-in- law. Mrs. II. f. Youtt-Nr. and
Mrs. y. +. Kingsland ~ Brandon are
in town Cards have been received
announcing the marriage at the Broad
way Tabernacle, New York Of Ruth
Fairchild to Edward Clarendon Hook
err. Mr. Hooker is a son Of the Roy
r. =. Hooker. pastor of the Congroga-
tional Church about 30 years aro-
f. =. Cushman has returned from Ne,v
York.-Mrs. J. W. Kelley was at the
Mary Fletcher hospital, SATURDAY.
whore her sister is receiving treat
ment-About 90 members o' Tho I'ni-
form Rank. knights of Pythias. went
TO Ripton Sunday where they attasNIed
the funeral of George l. Flanders. mast
grand prelate of Massa chusetts.-AIi
Elnora Thomas. who has been III. ie
slowly recovering g-Fred Hammond Of
Burlington was in town over Sunday.
i, O. Grconslit has taken the Cobb
farm east of the village.--Mrs Edward
Townc. formerly of this town. has sold
her hotel at Averill Park. n Y. and
has gone to Bennington to live with
her daughter.-Charles Powers of
Bennington is in town.--William
Footc has returned from Bellows
Falls.
Charles WoodwOrth, who had been in
feeble health for some time, died at his
home in the edge of WcYbridgc Monday
morning at the age OF % years and II
days He is survived ny one son. Guy
Woodworth. The funeral was held at
his late home Wednesday at 200 p. m.
Mr., Woodworth in his younger days was
a very prominent business man and had
held several Offices OF trust.-AIondav
market day butter brought eS ana o.
cents and eggs IS cents.-Mrs. Cummings.
who has been the guest of hcr sister.
Mrs. \. G. Delpha, and relatives in
Bridport returned to her homo I'm
Mississippi Monday after several
months stay-'The Rev. Yonan II.
ShahbaX of Urmia. Persia, delivered an
address at the Memorial Baptist Church
Sunday evering The Hon. Phlllp p.
Campbell gave the last number OF
this seasons century club course in the
town hall Tuesday night A. Greenslit
will take the Cobb farm April "A. p |
Flanders and son, W. H. Flanders. who
We're called here by the death OF George
!. Flanders, have returned to Lynn. Mass
Tho Hor. f. q. Fleetwood Of Morris.
vile, secretary of State. VIII deliver the |
day address here The w. C. |
T. ". will meet with Mrs. l.. d. DYER
Friday afternoon. n.--Ths Ladies' associa- |
ton for home and foreign missions will hold |
a sewing meeting in the church vestry |
afternoon at two o'clock.-Nrs. |
T, w. Thomas, Mrs. Jennie Pride and |
Miss Eleanor Thomas were IN Burling-
ION Monday.-The cattle shipment from