Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-04-29
ADDISON COUNTY
MTDDLEBURY.


Mrs. Marsarot Gotta. who had been i'll
~ the home of her daughter. Mrs. NJ.
&. Graham. died Wednesday. April q at
the age of 20 years. Beside her daurh-
ter, she is survived by two sons George
w. Gotta Of Chelsea. Mass. and Frank
Gotta Of Los Angeles. cal The funeral
was held at the house Saturday after
noon NJ two o'clock. DR. Dickinson Off
clate-l and the remains We're taken to
ESSEX Junction for burial
The funeral of Mrs Margaret Gotta
was held at the home OF her daughter.
Mrs. NJ q. Graham, Saturday after
noon at two o'clock. The Rev. Or.
Dickinson oficiatcd and the remains
were taken on the Afternoon mail
train TO Essesx Junction for inter-
mont. Mddlcbury Grange Friday
evening voted to buy the old BAPTIST
church for q Grange Eall.-The Off
GERS of Union Lodge. 80. .. =. " =
NJ, have been installed by Past Mas
ter u. c. Noble as follows: W. NJ A.
6. Hartman: :. w. Roy {. Russell:
j. w. w. w Woods. : D.. willis
CadY. J. H.. Phillip Sweet; :. s, Phil
ip f. Melleu; j. g. John w. Wood
sccreary. W. H. Brewster: trea surer
charles Z. Pinney; chaplain. Dr. c. H.
Dickinson; warden. =. ~cverancc.-A
shower marty was given at the home
OF Mr. and Mrs. william CadY on Sey-
mour street Saturday evening to Miss
Florence Thompson Of Ver%cnnes and
William Scars of this village. There
was a large gathering Of the young
peoples friends and a very pleasant
evening was enjoyed. Refreshments
were served Tho Labarce society OF
the Congregational Church held well
attended social in the vestry Satur-
day evening-M. stow, who has been
visiting relatives In Bristol for two
weeks, has returned home.
Mrs. George Z. Abby who had heen III
some time with complication of dis
cases. died Monday morning at the age
of A. years. She is survived by n hus-
hand. a daughter and son. The funeral
was held at the house "Wednesday aft
ornoon at 2:3o Mrs Abby was a mem
hey of the Methodist Church and of Will
Nam p. Russell circle. No. 5. Ladies Of
tn" Grand Army. and of the Middlehury
Grange, No. 3l6.-A special meeting Of
the village trustees Saturday evening to
establish speed limit for automobiles
through Main street. COL Joseph Rattell
explained the danger to citizens and
children when automobiles run at hieh
speed around what is known as the post
oftice corner. After some debate A COM
mittee was appointed of Prof Thomas f.
boyce and L. G. Piper to arrange with
several automoDilists to run their cars
at various speeds on the streets in uues-
tlon Upon the report OF the committee.
speed limit win be fixed.-Tho n0th an
niversary of the Odd Fellows was oh
served by Lake DunmOre Lodge No II
l. O. O. F.. Monday evening The Rev.
George r. Stair and the Rev w w
smith gave addresses, musical pro-
bram was rendered and a fine banquet
WIS servod.-Mrs Allen Hall of Burliug-
ton is visiting her brother F.. T.. Turner
Miss Olita LanCworthy has returned TO
brandon after several days with her
aunt, Mrs, j. NJ. Burke.-Thomas Nc
trea has moved into the Dickinson house
on High strect-Harry Forest and Frank
Murray started Monday for Marble City,
cello, whore they will work in marble
M'll-Mrs. Helen Campbell has returned
rom TWO months In New York-The
Kew Ola r. Houghton and family are
listing her parents, MI and Mrs Wal
yer hlIlhPs' before he takes up his pas-
toHate at overwhelmingly ma arket
'aN' eggs brought % cents and butter q
'hd % centS'-Elick Dickey has broken
ground FOR a new house on Court street
Charles Shaw. one Of the fremen who
vas hurt in the fire at the Atwood block
vas able to resume work at L. G. Cor
ham e Sons meat market Mondav-
Stanley Piper, who has been at the
ri
returned home slightly improved. Err
nest Dareal has gone to Providence. r.
T., where he has a position-The cattle
shipment Monday consisted of two car
leads.
Edward Norton and family have
returned to Proctor.-C. ". Ross has
settled with the insurance company for
damage done to his block in the re-
cent fire and has commenced repairs A
new plate glass window was placed In
p. c. Ryder's store yesterday. Extens-
i've repairs are being made on the inter-
Tors Of A. Calhoun & Sons and G. A..
Rich's stores-The Ladies' Missionary
society of the Baptist Church held a well
attended meeting at the home OF Mrs
Il. h. Brown Tuesday afternoon.-After
searching the ruins of the Atwood block
Mr. and Mrs. X j. piper recovered their
s'lVerware which was not hurt to any
great extent
lhe FUNERAL OF Mrs. George II, Abby
was held at her late home on Wey-
prlose street Wednesday afternoon at
2:3o o'clock. DR.. Dickinson oficiated.
william p. Russell Circle, Ladies of
the G. a, r., attended in a body and
performed the ritualistic service at
the grave, The burial was I'm the