Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-08-25
HAPPENINGS
IN VI MONT
:
Local Items of Inter g From All
Parts of the Gre, SsaMoun-
tain State.
THE NEWS BY COUNTIES
From the Island in the Lake to
the Passumpsic, Along Otter
Creek and by the Shores
of White River.
ADDISON
MIDDLEBURY.

The milk strike has been brought to a
close. the striking Weybridge farmers
all asking for their usual supply of milk
cans They have been supplied by the
Boston Dairy company, which some days
ago made them an increase in the price
of milk.
The funeral Of Joseph Kelly. who was
killed at the Vermont Marble company's
works here Friday night was held at
St stephens Episcopal Church at 1880
o'clock Tuesday afternoon. Mr. Kelly
was a resident of Weybridge. The acct
dent occurred in Middlebury. He leaves
one son and six daughters. Mr.. Kelly
was brother Of the Harry Kelly who
was fatally injured during a Are in the
Atwood building here on April 10th. last
year.-Mrs. Grant W. Danyeau of Cam
bridge, N Y, Is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Hartwel Danyeau.-Mrs. Jamos T Glas-
son has returned to Proctor after visit
in town.-Among the people from out Of
town here are Mr.. and Mrs John Elmer
OF Bridport W. c. Bosworth. r. ], Bee
man and Thomas Leonard of Bristol. y.
II. Graves OF Whiting. and John ].
Kehoe Of Syracuse. n. Y.-Mrs. John
Murphy has gone TO Weathersfield. Conn,
to visit her daughter. Mrs r. F. Banning.
Miss Ada Smith and Miss Agnes Graham
went on Saturday to Pittsford to visit
Miss Lena V. Leonard.-Miss Elizabeth c.
Jones has gone to North Clarendon.-The
board OF civil authority will hold a meet
ing at the office of Town Clerk ]. NJ.
Burke on Saturday evening, September
9, at 7,S0 o'clock, for the purpose of
visng the check list The check list now
contains W names.-Miss Agnes Hughes
has returned from st. Albans.-There are
rumors about town that there will be
one. and perhaps two, candidates TO run
against Col. Joseph Battell for town re-
preventative. However IT does not look
as though Col Battell need to lose any
sleep over the situation.-Senator James
b. Donoway left on Saturday for Fer
rlshurg.-John Wright of Shoreham has
moved to this place.
Interest has been added to the coming
election for town representative by the
filing late Saturday night Of the name
OF John II. Lovett for that office. Mr..
lovett is a marble carver and has been
IN the employ of tho Brandon Italian
Marble company most of the time for the
past l2 years. He is a democrat and has
been for three years a member of the
board OF trustees.-For the past three days
this part of the county.-Miss Mable E.
Wales daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin
F. Wales and a graduate of Middlebury
College in the class of 1908. has been en-
gagged to teach English and French in the
Proctor high school for the coming year
Mr.. and Mrs. George Reynolds and chill
dren of Philadelphia are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Smith J. Seeley.-Principal Charles
xrhn hoy
been visiting here, have returned to
Poultney accompanied by Miss L. Corkran.
-Wilbuh L. Hamilton went Monday TO
Erdport to visit his brother Watson c.
Hamilton.-Chief OF Police NJ T Butter
field arrested William Courcey Monday
morning at the railroad station in an in
toxcated condition and placed him in the
county Jail.-The Redmond cannon given
TO William p. Russell Post. g. A. r., by
the government, arrived at the railroad
station Monday and will soon be taken
to the park near the Logan House-Mrs
James Duncan. aged 6s. died suddenly at
her home on Court street Monday morn
ing after an illness since Tuesday Of last
week with complication of diseases She
is survived by husband. two daughters
Mrs. H. f. Cooke Of Brandon, Mrs. George
w. Rose. and one son, q. j. Duncan Of
Mdd1ebTy. The funeral was held
from the house Wednesday afternoon at
three o'clock with burial In the West
cemetery. Monday eggs brought 26 cents
and butter % to 1.-THE funeral of
Joseph Kelly who was killed Mt the Ver-
mont Marble company's mill Friday, was
held from st. Stephens Church Tuesday
afternoon at 80 o'clock, the Rev w. r.
Forsythe, former rector, officiating
Burial viii be In the West cemetery
gheriH Olin A Smith took Wyman Odell
10 the House of Correction at Rutland
Monday. where he will spend the next
10 days for selling Intoxicating liquor
John W. Porter Is in Westport, NJ r,
.hs week with a string of horses-At
about eight o'clock Saturday evening
Deputy Sheriff n. J. Sanford, Chief of
Police NJ. T. Buttcrfed and Officer Fay
E. Warren made raid on Hotel Allen,
Of which Il. W. Train Is the proprietor
They captured a grip containing a dozen
pint bottles of liquor. Mr.. Train appeared
In Justice Dickens court Monday on a
charge Of keeping with intent to sell and
waived examination. He furnished $500
bail for county court.-Oficer Jerry
pegray arrested a man giving his name
hs John Quiligan Sunday evening on q
eharge OF trampilg and placed him In the
rounty jail. He was before Justice
Dickens Monday afternoon and was
sentenced to 10 days in the county Jail.
There are unclaimed letters at
the local postoffice addressed to
MRS Abbie Lathrop. Mrs. Eugene Fl.
White, Mrs. John Taylor, Miss Lillian
Stokes. Miss Christie Bouhert, the Misses
'''ckenson and Mr.. Allen Everitt.-s. A.
apron OF Brandon and NJ s. Carr of