Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-07-23
THE NEWS BY CT TIES
From the Island in the Lnke TO the
.Passumpsic, Along otter Creek
and by the shores of White
River Covcrrd ny spc-
ciaI Cores pondents
ADDISON COUNTY
MIDDLEBURY.


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UrdhN morning aft"r = stay of several
DAYS AT burlington. Thomas H. Nc
i-"H' VINO hAi nus r'Eht hip broken
wv" noh'hs ag"' Is *" iar improved as
I" %" am" 10 walk ON Crutches. Mrs.
f""r@" Miner and daughter. Elsie IF
it"l'na. Mont" are visiting her father,
nelson NasSau.-Frank fNDatriCk and
Frances Kemp Of Philadelphia, Pa,
ar" visiting in town.
Deputy Sheriff Noble J Sanford wants
& understood that ne was not as has
been printed, present at the railroad
depot the other day when the attempt
Wa made t. arrest tho supposed chief
Of the gang of alleged pickpockets. That
unsuccessful attempt was made by
tp"clal officers only Mcssrs. Francis
Fitzpatrick and Francis Kemp of Phila-
dolphla. who have been here visiting at
Mrs. William Duncan's. Went Tuesday
to Burlington to visit their cousin. Will
nam II. Duncan.--M Market day, Monday,
he best dairy butter brought % cents
per pound and eggs brought ~ cents a
dozen The market was dun and receipts
were unusually light for the season.
Lawyer Ira II. IaFleur and family, who
have been occupying a cottage at Queen
City Park. returned 10 town Monday
eome of the new machinery in the Star
Erist mills broke down Saturday at al
most It's first trial. hut il was got into
running gear again on Monday. John
G. Wooster of Barre is here for visit
10 his mother. Mrs. John W Wooster
William Thompson returned to town
Monday after n months outing at Queen
city Park. " II Duncan returned to Bur
iington Monday after a few days visit
here with his mother.--Miss Mable Shaw,
Who was called here a few weeks ago to
,aro for her mother, Mrs Dr. Owens.
Who las been quite sick, has returned to
her home in Auburn, ~ and was
accompanied by her mother The cattle
shipment from this section Monday CON
sisted of five carloads of cows, calves and
hogs for the New York and Brighton
markets-A j Crane oi Bristol has
been visiting relatives here for the past
week.-Mrs.. Is. j. Piper who has been
quite sick Al her home on Court street,
is slowly lmpr"vlnp.--Miss Anna sullivan
has gone to fread Loaf Inn, where she
will spend the summer. Mr. and Mrs,
william Duncan of burlington are In
town FOR a visit to relatives ana friends
MISS Emma MHeker mas gone To Atlantic
''N Tor month s'aN M the sea shore
-lhe Wl"G' trustees nave large gang
or men at WORK pu'tlhH n long stretch of
tetn'h' Walk on Court S'ree''-Mrs' a
J. '"'h"uh an" '"o c"iI''eh nave eohe
10 Noflil"l'P'"''' MASS 'o' d lie" weeks
'lS't Win her parol'S'
me water III '''e' creek mas reached
the lowest P""' u mas E'' '"uche" TINS
year ana the iIla.u'ac.oi1ns piahtS do"i