Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-12-09
THE NEWS BY COUNTIES
From the Island in the Lake to the
PaSsurIpsic. Alnnr otter Creek
and by the shores Of White
River Covered by Spccirl
Correspondents.
ADDISON COUNTY.
MIDDLERURY.

At the home Of Postmaster and Mrs. T..
\. Skiff Thursday evening. Miss Ida
owls of Potsdam. n. V. and William
George Graham ot Boston. Mass, were
married. Miss Lena Lewis of Middle
bury, a sister of the bride. and Miss
Agnes Graham. a sister of the groom,
were the bridesmaids and the best
man was Samuel Graham of Boston. a
hrothcr of the groom. The ceremony
vas performed by Rev. G. II. Dickin-
n, and the wedding march was play
Il by Miss Eleanor Graham. Only
inlatives and immediate friends were
resent among whom were the brides
flother, Mrs. Joseph d. Lewis of Pots
am. n. Y. Mr. Graham is q Roston bust
ress man and his bride was for several
ears the clerk in the Mddlebury
rostof1ice and more recently employed
n a bank at KeeseVille. n. "a large
number of people Thursday visited
the scene Of Wednesday nights fire
Most of the shell OF the main part or
the parsonage is still standing but
must be torn down and rebuilt. The
loss on the house IS proba ply between
5000 and $4,000. The premises were
bought by Col. 5. A. llsIey from Mrs
linn decided to the Memorial Baptist
Church FOR parsonage. Besides
some Of his furniture MIR. Hartman
LOST a considerable portion OF his IL
lrary which was one of the most
,aluable private collection of books in
iHis vicinity. Mr. Hartman and fam
ilv Will make their home at the Addi-
son house for the present. 1t is the
detention OF the church society TO be-
Gin the work of rebuilding as soon as
possible after the insurance has been
;,liusted-NTrs Martha Brown, wife OF
ldson Brown, died at her home in the
east part of the town at about twelve
e. clock. noon. December /. a. the
&c of A. years. The cause OF death
- somewhat obscured and Mrs. Brown
mad been sick only five days. She was
u daughter of the late Elijah Boyce
and Mrs. Elizabeth Boyce, who is still
living, aud was a number of the Mid
dlebury Methodist Church. She leaves
four children. two sons and two
daughters, Stanley, Frank. Jessie and
Ethel Brown. the oldest of whom is
n years ~ age. The funeral
took place at her late home at one
o'clock saturday afternoon and the
burial was in East Middleburv.
Mr and Mrs. Ovette iIallock Of
Starkshoro ara N'Sl'ihg 'heir grad
daughter, MIS-. Samuel Wright.--The
Misses Elizabeth and Margarette Os-
trahoer nave returned 10 Me'rose'
Mass, after a ten days visit here
The funeral Of MIS-. Edison Browr
was held AT her Iate nome In the east
part or the town saturday afternoon.
the Rev. Mr' cochran or this village
oficiatinS Burial was in East Mid
dlehury cemetery. The bearers were
Arthur Fred and George Brown and
Thomas +. Roycc.- C q. Barker, a
horse breeder OF West Virginia,
bought two Morgan stations here
last week four year-old from, Err
nest Peck for s4O0, and a three-vear-
cd from Franz Williams for s.oO -
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