Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-12-30
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT.
THE NEWS BY COUNTIES

Barnard Mulcahy of Hardwick is in
town.-Miss Grace OConnel, ~ New
IorN city Is here.-Mr. and Mrs. james
ra'reiI or Rutland are visiting Mr., and
"rs' Fatrick McMahon.--Willam Sam
i'ion ana Alfred Lavalley. who were ar
ie''eu saturday night for breach of
Wv peace Monday morning. pleaded
guilty and were fed 81, and costs each
which they paid.
IT. b' E. Marshall Of Albany, ~ Y.
former Middlebury man but now n
physician in Albany, was married at
the home of his grandmother. Mrs. A.
]. Marshall. at 1890 o'clock Monday
morning to Miss Frances REYNOLDS of
Albany, ~ y. The ceremony was per
formed by DR.. Corkran. Only mem
bers of the immediate family were
present Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall left
on the noon train for short trip
! after which they will make their homt
In Albany. n. Y.--Friends OF Prof. and
Mrs James gave them reception
Monday evening in honor of their 18TH
anniversary of their wedding.-The
annual meeting OF Addison En-
canpment. No. q. I. q O. r..
was held in their hall Monday
| evening and the following officers
were elected: chief patriarch. G. =.
Abbey; high priest. Lewis Sellicl<;
senior warden, c. e. Youtt; scribe, L.
NJ. Lillick; Junior warden. c. +. Rich;
| treasurer, DR.. L. r. Mellen.-Tho an
nual meeting of tho Addison County
Agricultural society will be held in
the town hall January 5.-Dr. and
Mrs. Earl Cushnam of Brooklyn, \.
Y. are in town.--Moses Wimmctt is i'm
New York city.
The annual meeting Of the Memoir
ial Baptist Church was held in the
vestry of the church Tuesday even
| ing. the Rev Arthur T.. Hartman
presiding. The reports of the church
and Bible school treasures showed
that both are on splendid financial
basis. The following officers were
elected: Deacons. r. $. Benedict, Eli
Jah laBounty and r. *. Brown: trus-
tees, Col. S. A. Ilsey. Dr. II. l.. Aver
III and L. L. Rogers clerk and treas
nrer. x. $. Benedict: auditor Or. H.
l.. Averill; collectors, Dr. A. u. Bar
ter. f. L. Brough. T.. II. LaBounty
and j. X. Dyer: ushers j. *. Dyer. L.
h. Foote. j. j. Ives and r. II. Bene-
dict; music committee. Col. nsley,
Prof. q. W. Cunningham and J. *.
Dyer; baptismal committee Mr.. and
Mrs. r. L. Brough, Mr. and Mrs. f..
l.. IIasher and Mr.. and Mrs b. X.
Brown. The following officers were
elected to serve the Bible school: Su-
perintendent, Or. II. l.. Averill; assist
ant superintendent. l.. s. Foote; secre-
tnry- treasurer. Miss G. NJ Munroe: IL
brarian, Is. *. Brown. n.--IIarrison Hol-
den's team had n narrow escape from
being killed by freight train. II
seems that the planks in the crossing
were removed and the team had
of the sleds was between the rails
the whippletree broke and train came
along which ran into the sleds and
completely demolished them. The
horses were not hurt as the man
driving the team saw his position and
promptly removed them.--It is ex-
pected that the jury will get the case
or tlnnerty VS.. Ayers to- -day-Mrs
Charley Clapper and son OF Newburg.
n. Y, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
LaPan.-fTenry Lee is ill-Merrill
Nash and family have moved to Rran-
don. where he has positlon.-W. A.
Lawrence OF Bristol waH in town
Wednesday.-Rufus Langworthy and
family, who have been visiting his
parents. Mr.. ana Mrs NJ. r. Lang
worthy. have returned to Hilsdale.
n. fitzpatrick Mulligan. the veteran
mail carrier. who has been i'll. has re-
sumed his duties.