Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-05-20
MIODLEBURY.

N'H N''IlEan, mas had series of mi :
orWines. TWO weeks ago Wednesday hi.
nree- y"ar-"ld daughter WAS tal,en sicl
TN pneumonia an" the next day his nine
onths old son became ~, with the sa,,1s
g ease ThursdaN afternoon the iitti,
g died Ny. Dumas cains to Middiehur,
Y Hav morning to SEQ an undertaken arc
| he arrived here received by tele
| . the news that his little boy hao
| q. while he was on the way.
e Frank SIearns was taker
81 s''-ohly III with a severe attack Of heart
| trouble Friday evening while attenlins
Grange neotins. She was In a crit,ca
condition until Saturday Ambrose coodrc
"enf ~ Hptnn SATURDAY. afternoon r.
assist IN taking care of his brothnr
joseph. who Is dangerously III with
typhoid pneumonia. Mrs. Gcodro ia ms,
ee'urS on her feet after an eight week.
illness -1ohn Houston. who recentIv rn.
n'oNeh 7" 'ha'oa'isay y Y. after snc;,d.
ing nearly lifetime in AuS,uoss In MA
dl'nUtN ana vicinity. came to town Sat,,r-
DAY to vist old friends. Nrs cnr,,s
HaoieN gave Tea Saturday afternoon
IN honof oi MISS Wilds and Miss Henckel,
Gus NnoeT' who spent the winter VIII,
his daughter Mrs. fIovarth M N,r.,
0dudwlon. n. IT,. has returned horne-~,.
nnd Mrs Icon IaRock ~ prnv,dcrco +,
!" arc SPen"ine tAetr honeymoon with Arr.
and Mrs. Frank LaPan.-NIis. r-,o -
VI n''S'oI Is V'sliing Miss Maud Taran.
"' ION N'Hhl rains have overnowad
''' river ''r much Of Tho distance NO
we" "e'' ana Leicester 20 that tho
! N''N H'"H"o"s are SO deep under vot
~ '""' no work can he done on tb.r
TOT ""eN' "et in tho way OF p1aptIrr
-'hcob ''ehreier Of Brandon has ra
'trhsd here to make his home Farm,
or senator John w. stewart and ,1iss
sophia Wiid@ went Mondav to Vito,
y. H. whore Senator Stnvsrt wac
summoned by tho death Of hts dsu.,h
'ers husband. the Rev. 7. Nalter sy,
Vcst"r.-M Mrs. Charles l.. Grace an,
aughters &c Erooklyn. y. Y. arc Vie
lung reIatlNes In town.-Amonp tho
arrivals In town are George r Val,
"e' "f Lama. ohio, c. r. Lambert or
NerFenheS the Misses Katherine ort
ecu HiIt of - fya acinthe p O. ana
ffancis I Ferguson and James r
'eers o. 'ticaGo.-Mr. and Mrs
STUART loft Monday FOR Portland. Me
where they viii make their f,,,ure
nome. Mr.. Stuart. who has been hove
a"on' q year, was the secretary OF
the Addison county Y. NJ. G. A-Nop-
daN market day. eggs brought %
cents ana butter - to % cents--N,.,
frank Stearns. who was taken sud
denly III Friday evening ,s roy.
thought 70 be out Of danger-Rarrara
Mn!rahey Of Boston is In town visit
Ing friends--Mrs. Norton. who has
spent Few weeks with relatives In
\ereennes, Is stopping with her deugh-
'eT Mrs. a. g. Delphia.-Mrs NJ A.
Munroe has been called TO Roston by
me death Of her sister Mrs. Lewis
Srnith.-Mrs. CAM G. Plehn and child
rem "rc her sister. Mics Frances Viola
Srainard. OF Berkeley Cal. are visitinr
'heir father. DR. Ezra Rrairerd. Mrs
Plehn and MISS Brainerd expect 70 90
10 Europe soon.-Miss Mary Tou,a
mas gone TO Canada for an extended
N!sit-The cattle shipment Monday
con sisted ~ one carload for Brighton.
Mass and three for New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Nansen Of slim
gerland, y. Y. are visiting relatives
here--Henry Smith of New Haven
long time resident of Middlehurv T..
in town.-Charles a. Adams and fem
ny have returned to Castloton-t t7roJ
Hermain has returned after brief
Nlslt IN nEton.--Among tho now
arrivals in town are NJ. =. Riordan of
Rutland. Watson G. Hamilton Of Rrid- |
port John ~ Greene OF Norwood y
y" Harrison Willis Of Franklin Falls |
y t'.' ana Mr and Mrs. John c. lanes |
or Brooklyn. n Y.-Postrnaster SLirr |
ls having repairs and improvements !
made at the postoffce Mrs Charles
r Youtt Is able 70 hs about a.ter
several DAYS illness.-Mr and Nrs /
John w. Porter have leased the ronns !
in the Dyer block vacated by William
Hope and family.-Among those who
are attending the grand lodge meet
ings Of The odd Fellows In Barre are
Charles F.. Youtt, Charles I.amorder.
Michael Lille and clyde HuIhurt.-
Mrs George Downey of Bristol ard
Mrs George Richards cf Springfield.
Mass. are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Lavonche.
f. F, Campbell Of Northfield of the
fentecostal Nazarenes arrived Wed
1esday from Boston to mako add
'fcnal arrangements for the rncetings
IN June and July.-V. V. BlacRracr re-
turned to Orwell Wednesday morning
after three weeks stay at the I.o-
gan House.--Tulius w. Baker ha. re-
-urned TO Rrandon.-James Hawker
will go to Pittsford Thursday where
,e expects 10 pass the summer with
,is daughter Mrs. Walter Mey--Wu-
lam /. Powers has returned from a
ew days visit In Brandon. on.--,AmcnK
he visitors In town are George Il
Murray Of st. Johnsbury BENJAMIN II.
iaskill of West Cornwall, Thomas r.
|iele OF Toronto, Mr.. ana Mrs Henry
Mott Of Hyde Park Mass. James H.
of New Haven, Conn. and
Hrs. Grace Henderson and Miss Eths,
henderson Of Fall River Mass-hI,ss
\lice Rockwell Of Westboro. Mass. ,s
listing at Or. Ezra Brain ard's.-ailas
Wright of New Haven has bought one
II Isaac Rogers's houses on Court
treet and will move here soon.-Afrs.
'amille Kilburn has returned to SUD
Jury after a few days with hor dauzh-
er, LILLIAN Kilburn.
BRISTOL,
r. j. Beaman has sold the Josepn
sule farm for s3.1Oo.--E. ~ Boynton
s in poor health.-Miss Molle Bres-
In OF Middlebury, violinist. played
With Mrs F, L. Shsckett at the Out
ook club banquet Friday afternoon.--
ir. and Mrs. Il. r. Bidwell Of Monkton
:. I. Fish and son Of Vergennes were
n town Saturday. Kittie HILL
wife of Charles Rider, died at her