Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-11-03
HAPPENINGS
IN VERMONT
Local Items of Interest From All
Parts Of the Green Noun
tain State.
THE NEWS BY COUNTIES
From the Island in the Lake 10
the Passumpsic, Along Otter
Greek and by the Shores
of White River.
ADDISON
MIrDLERURY.

V. V. Baciimer of Middebury and
orwell and Mrs. Louise Potter Nash of
New Haven were quietly married Oct.
VI AZ the home of the latter. The cere-
nony was performed by the Rev. d. L.
1Iiihar,' only Il few frrnis we're pre-
sent Mr.. snd ~ =. Blac ckmer will pass
& few GuHs in Boston "nd after spend
ing some weeks in New Haven, Orwell
and Middlohury they will go TO Florida
to spend the winter
The shipment Of live stock Monday
was the smeles: for the year only one
rarload Of calves to New York city.
6ouhle decker. and one carload of cows
and calves to Brighton for the Boston
narket.-Mrs. Arthur Bissettc and two
children have returned from visit to
relatives In Brattleboro.--Mrs. Charles H.
Pratt has been critically i'll at her home
IT, the east part of the town for the past
two weeks. Mrs. Josephine Dierault and
her daughter, Miss Irene l. pierault of
Philadelphia arrived in town Monday and
will visit relatives until after Thanks
giving.--George 7. Champagne went
Monday for weeks business visit in
New York city.-Henry r. Wooster anG
his sister Mrs. Thomas i. Persons, OF
Buffalo. n. Y. are visiting IN this and
neighborins towns. and will remain un-
Ill after New Year's.-Lifroy Maheu has
r1ceived notice that he has been granted
an increase of pension OF from S24 10 $50
per month.-Mr. and Mrs. George l..
Lanpher started Tuesday for their new
home in Woodsvlle. n. H.. where Mr
Lanpher recently bought out a retail
husincss.-Cyril Brunelle has returned to
town after years engagement at
Greenfield. Mass He expects to spend
the winter with his family in Middle
bury-Miss Alico Holmes and Miss
Gertrude Alden have returned from Proc
tor where they have been visiting rela-
tives.-Among the visitors in town are:
Mrs. c. n. Moran Of Brattleboro. Arthur
W Peach OF Berlin. Mass. B. l.. Stat
ford Of Rutland Bradford w. Jackson OF
Brooklyn, n. y, and Henry Phillips
uf Herkinler, n. Y.--There was a large
quantity Of butter brought in to town
Monday and the prices for the best quail
ties ranged from 27 to Az cents per pound
Eggs continued to be short in the offer
inss and some buyers made different
prices, 80 cents per dozen going an
average for tine best lots.
Halloween passed off Monday night in
the Quetest fashion that Middlebury has
known In at least half century. About
the heaviest damage done was to a dis
tinguished citizen VINO was hit in the
back with rotten squash. A reward is
offered for the boy who threw the missile -
Miss Nellie Halpin. bookkeeper at the
Register ONCE. and Miss Anna Sullivan
are visiting I'm Burlington Wilbur l..
Hamilton has returned TO Bridport and
Intends to spend the fall and winter
there with reatives.-Charles F.. Youtt re-
turned Tuesday after a weeks visit with
his grandchildren in Burington.-Cards
ere out announcing the marriage of Jesse
Mack and Miss Harriet Loveioy. which
will take place at St Mary's Church at
$50 o'clock on Tuesday morning, No
vember 8. The Rev. Father J. d. Shannon
will offlciate.-PrOf. Raymond Mcfarland
Is in attendance at the annual meeting
OF the Association OF Colleges in New
England. which is held at Amherst
College on Wednesday and Thursday OF
This week. Era Turner and family have
moved from Weybridge street to the
Methodist block on Main street-Mrs
John r. sullivan of Springfield Mass
who hiss been In town for the past six
weeks In consequence OF the sickness and
death OF her mother. Mrs. Anna T
Beatty, and has since been visiting he,
brother and sister here. Miss Annie C.
Beatty, and Fred ]. Beatty. left on Tues.
day for Worcester, Mass. where she will
pass some further time with relatives
previous to returning TO Springfield. Miss
Jessie Lorgea of Burlington Is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Iapan.
Mrs. Jennie II. Cushman, wife of the
late w. NJ. Cushman. died at the home OF
her daughter, Mrs. W. Fl. Brewster, thi.
sfternoon. aged 81 years. Mrs Cushmar
had been in III health for some time. She
returned Monday from Nebraska where
she had been visiting for the past few
months The only surviving member OF
her immediate family Is the daughter. al
whose home she died
Mr. and Mrs. George l.. I.anpher anc
their two children left yesterday for thei,
new home In Woodsvio, y. H.-Johr
Calhoun. who recently returned from
Twin Falls, Idaho, after an absence OF
nearly two years, has entered into a bust
ness partnership with his father. JOSEPH
Calhoun, and expects to make his perma
nent home in Middlebury. board OF
special pension examiners had one veteran
before them for examination yesterday. 49,
The deer hunters from this section hat
pretty good luck yesterday. Ira NJ. Tay,
Tor. who was In party consisting Of
himself. Dr. e. O. Porter Of Cornwall
and Charles r. Cheney of Middlebury
shot doe on Salisbury Plains tha
weighed 900 pounds. Clayton Lent
shot buck on Ripton mountain thai
Weighed about 900 pounds and there ar,
,"ports that the party. Of which Deput,
Sheriff Noble j, Sanford Is the leader
He'd one In Ripton weighing about SU
Iu' nds, e. F.. Rich has returned from
'"w York city, where he has been fol