Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-10-06
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 e
the Passur,psic, Along Otter
Creek and by the Shores
of White River. :
ADDISON
MIDDLEBURY.

A very quiet "eCQlnE occurred on
Thursday evening at tho home OF Mr.
and Mrs H. J. Manchester in Corn
wall when their only daughter. Anna
RelI. was united In marriage to Llewl-
lyn V. Fisher Of Middlebury. The Rev.
Samuel Rose OF Cornwall performed
the ceremony. only the near relatives
were present. Mr.. and Mrs Fisher
left Immediately for two weeks
wedding trip.
Mrs. Della A. tK!nsey) Rich, widow Of
Gasca Rich. died al her home on South
street at II go O'Clock Friday night. Shs
had been III since last December and had
had two shocks Of paralysis but tht
cause Of death was Brieht's disease. She
was born In Monkton and had she lived
until the 9th day Of this month would
have been So years of age Mrs. Rich
was twice married. the first time tc
Chauncy Moore, who died in 1870. and
the second time to Gasca Rich. who died
about l5 Years ago. She was a life long
member Of tho Methodist Church. Shs
leaves three children ny her first hus.
band William c. Moore, Otto P. Moore
and Milo *. Moore. all Of Middlebury
The funeral was held at the house
at II O'Clock Monday and the burial
was in Brstoi.-Following the num-
erous barn fir in this part of thu
county caused by the recent severe storms
Of thunder and lightning large num-
bAr of lightning rod agents have struck
the country towns west Of here and
have more than their hands full in exc
cutting orders Among the visitors In
town are Mr.. and Mrs Carroll Ham
bin of Foughkeepsie n. y. Henry NJ.
Blair and George Skillngs OF Albany.
y. Y, Thomas +. Wech OF Erie. Pa. and
James Gorton Of Boston-H. VI. Barnunl,
who came here ten days ago with tho
remains of his wife. and who has been
visiting az the home of Mr. and Mrs. A.
]. Blackmer, has returned to his home
In F'reeport. III.
The funeral of Mrs Della A. Rich
was held at her late home at eleven
o'clock Monday forenoon. The Rev. D.
H. Corkran conducted the services. Burial
was in Bristol Henry Rose Of Princeton,
Wis, has returned home after a visit TO
his cousin Walter J. Rose-Mrs. Leona
l.. Lawrence started Monday for Long
Beach. Cal. where she will stay until
spring She went with her brother. Edwin
Hill. and wife Of Lincoln. who expect to
make their future home in that State
Otis Abbey and Charles E. Youtt have re-
turned from Atlantic City, n. j., where
they went to attend the national G.. A. r.
encampment. After the encampment they
spent several days in Rutherford. y. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. William L. Turner have
moved from North Pleasant street to the
Myrick house on Franklin street WILDER
l.. Hamilton is in Bridport to remain
through the fall-Mark Bissett. who has
been rapidly failing in health for the past
few weeks. went Saturday to Fanny Allen
hospital.-Judge William H. Bliss and
Mrs Bliss have gone to Montpelier to
attend Supreme Court.-Mr and Mrs.
Leslie Nancelctte have returned from
II cir wedding trip and after short visit
with relatives In Cornwall will go to
Worcester. Mass. to res!de.-The Home,
and Foreign Missionary society OF the
congregational Church met at three
O'Clock Tuesday with Mrs. L. f.
Mellen.-Claude II. Carey. who has been
visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs A. w.
Carey left Monday for Baltimore Md.
where he has a position.-The Rev.
Richard r. Esten. late OF Roslindale.
Mass. began his pastorate OF the
Memorial BAPTIST Church on Sunday
Monday eggs brought 80 cents, and butter
| = cents.
Eric Barnes has returned from a visit
with relatives In Fair Haven.-Mark
Eissett has returned from Fanny Allen
| hospital. where he went Saturday for
| trcatment.-Robert Tate of Burlington
and Fred e. Rowley OF New Haven arc
visiting in town-The Century club held
a well attended meeting with Mrs
Stevens at the home of Prof. Walter
I
Marshall T. Butterfield arrested a man
giving his name as Garvey late Monday
afternoon on Main street and placed him
in jail, Tuesday morning he was fined
s. and costs, which he paid.-Miss Flora
Manchester has returned from Brandon.
where she visited her mother.
Mrs. Ann Beatty, wife Of the late
Charles Beatty. died at her home on
Weybridee street at six O'Clock yesterday
| morning after a short illness at the age
of 6S years She is survived by four sons
and two daughters, Charles Beatty OF
Montreal. George Beatty OF Providence.
r. l., william Beatty OF Worcester.
| Mass, Frederick Beatty Of Middlebury.
| Miss Anna Beatty OF Middlebury and
| Mrs. ]. T. Sullivan Of Springfield. Mass.
She was member Of the ST. Mary's
Catholic Church,-A quiet wedding oc-
| cured at the ST. Mary's Catholic Church
yesterday morning at eight o'clock when
| Miss .,Ora Bitney. daughter OF Mrs.
Flavius Bitney, and Fred Burnard. both
| of this village. were united in marriage
| by Father ]. d. Shannon. Miss Gloria
Perkins was maid OF honor and Nelson
| Burnard, a brother Of the groom. was
| best man. Mr.. and Mrs Burnard took the
train for Montreal. where they will spend
| (uoutinusd - Dags -.