Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-11-24
HAPPENINGS !, J
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Local Items Of Interest From All
Parts Of the Green Noun
tain State.
THE NEWS BY COUNTIES
Vrom the Island in the Lake to
the Paasumpsic, Along Otter
Creek and by the Shores
of White River.
ADDISON
MIDDLEBURY.


\ head-on collision occurred on Court
street Saturday night about six o'clock
when the teams of Hartwcn Dauyeau
Rnd Frank Parrow, both residents Of the
tast part Of the town, came together.
The latter team was standing at the
tlde of the road in front of Dr. Nose-
olrgs house when Mr.. Danycaus team
struck It. throwing Mr.. and Mrs. Dan
yeau and their young daughter out Of
their carriage and demolishng the Par
row Vehicle.-Augustin Muller had quite
all experience Saturday In the morning
he thought he would take some pills
nnd swallowed two or three small sized
moth balls by mistake, in consequence of
which he became deathly sick. The
physicians worked over him for several
hours ana at night he was back
l. normal cOndition.-Thcre are adyertis-
td letters at the postoffice addressed to.
Mrs. Arcloy Pond. Miss Nina Orcott, Z.
J.. casey, Otha f. Funk, Morris sleek,
Patsy Passino, the Rev ". &. Schur-
man and Edward SWecnor.-Alrs. James
Hilon has gone to Brandon. called by
the death of her mother, Mrs. Edward
Teunieu.-Ldndlord Clinton w. Tisdale
uf the Green Mountain House at East
Middlebury will give his annual Thanks
giving ball on the night Of November a.
Miss Edna Pierce has gone to Whiting,
where she has a position in the telephone
tXChange.-BTainard Lane has sold mis-
house on Seymour street to Roy Douglas.
Mr and Mrs. George Sollace have re-
turned from Boston.--Miss Nellie Halpin
o"s ietu'heu lioih ~ u"! s'"y Ill
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Hl|"I ""S SoHe 10 f'ostoi' Where she VIII
sP'h1 '"o "HlteF'--'nF' ana MIS- fichaTo
bouo'' are parents of dauShter'-W. e.
NalerSoh mas opened n photograph studio
pVer me JOY store on Main street-James
buH' nr'' lor t'e past " years employed
ss garueher ior Ex-Governor D. W. Stew
art' iel' thursday h'sht Tor montreal,
where ne VIII VISIT Tor two weeks, after
Whlch ne VIII go 10 colorado Springs,
tolo., 10 MAKE MS tuture nome with his
fons MISS Nellie Dun VINO mas been VS.
'ting in Montreal for several weeks, Will
accompany him to Colorado.
MIS- Rhoda Goodrich who has been III
TOR some time at the home of her son,
lienrY Goodrich, in Salisbury, died early
Monday morning az the age Of 81 years.
She Is survived by two daughters. Mrs.
Helen Roland, missionary in Japan.
md Mrs, Frank Atwood Of Salisbury and
four sons, Edward Goodrich Of Auburn
dale. Mass, Henry, with whom she lived,
snd Charles and Warren of Middlebury.
The funeral was held from her late
home Wednesday afternoon ~ two O'Clock
Edison Burns planted this season l3i
bills of pole beans. putting in four beans
10 the hill. He threshed the other.aay and
got the big yield of two bushels ana three
pecks Of tine beans.-There Will be union
Thanksgiving services at the Congrega-
tonal Church at 1916 o'clock Thursday
morning The sermon will he preached
by the Rev. Richard p. Eston,-Mrs.
Georgia Anna Robertson and the Misses
bauljne and Gladus Robertson Of Phila-
he'phia are in town to spend Thanks
givng.-Butfer brought q to 80 cents and
eSSs from A. 10 AZ cents MondaY.-Harry
1ledet'' arrested Friday for non-support
O. ms Wife, was taken to Brattleboro by
Chief OF Police Wilson Of that town Sat
nrdaH night for a hearing. William
carrier arrested Saturday charged with
pFerdriNlhs morse from the Noschurs
hvery stable made arrangements to set
Ie the damages and WAS given his free
pom' HIS father Horace Carrier, of Wey-