Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-08-04
From the Island in the Lake to
the passumpsic, Along Otter
Creek and by the Shores
of White River.
ADDISON
M1DDLEBURY.

Miss Emma V. Bruce died Thursday |,
afternoon from a complication OF diseases |
she has been in III health for three years.
Mrs. Bruce whose maiden name was
Emma V. Chapel. was Ga years Of age.
having been born in Canada. She leaves
two sons and one daughter, S. d. Bruce
of Chazy, n. Y, V. J. Bruce Of Middle
bury and Mrs. NJ. l.. Danville of Middle
bury. The funeral occurred Sat
urday morning and the remains We're
aiken to Warrensburg n. Y, for inter-
rent
Miss Jennie LaPan, head clerk at c. +.
Rlch's, has gone on her annual vacation.
which she will spend abrOad.-Bert Ross
md family Of Lincoln visiting Mrs.
Charles Cady.-George Ross and family
If New Haven. Conn. are visiting his
nother. c. w. Ross.-AIilo X. Moore
taught the index finger Of his right hand
between a heavy door and the jamb late
Friday night, crushing the member and
earring of the nail.-Miss Sarah Daley
,pent Sunday with her parents In Bur-
ington.-Clay Dickinson of Rutland is
visiting his father. George Dickinson.
Dr. and Mrs. Harry Wells of Washing
.on, D. c., are the guests Of his brother,
{, c. Wels.-Mrs. D. II. Corkran has
gone to Brooklyn, N. Y.--Merrll Nash
md family of Brandon are visiting his
mother Mrs. Charles Lamorder.--Miss
Agnes Hughes has gone to St. Adams for
q two weeks visit.-George II. Cole Of
Springfield. ILL.,, and Mrs. j. Cass Of Comp
ton, n. H., are In town.--Mrs. William
Edgerton and her granddaughter. Miss
Helen Cliff, Of Fair Haven, are here visit
ing relatives.-John Kelsey, who was sew
erely injured few weeks ago by a wagon
running over him. is able to be about
again.-In adL..lon to the number of new
buildings already erected on this fair
grounds another large horse barn Is to
be built immediately.-Thef funeral of Mrs.
Emma V. Bruce held from her late
home at eight o'clock Saturday morning
Rev. John NJ Thomas conducted the
services and the remains were taken or
the morning mail train to Warrensburg
n. " for interment.
Charles Duffany Of Whiting, q
former resident of this town
came to town Sunday to con
suit physician He returned tc
Whiting and died soon after reaching
home Mr.. Duffany was 81 years ol
age and leaves wife and seven chill
dren.-A. b. Attley, manager OF the
Hunt farm Just south of the village
while attending to his cattle Monda,
morning broke a leg In curious
manner. Two of the cows got into
scrimmage and Mr. Attley attempted
to separate. One of the cows fel
against him. knocked him down ant
broke his right leg between the ankl'
and knee.--As a result of the strik'
among some of the milk producers II
this section only about half of the us
ual amount of milk was brought t,
town Monday for delivery to the Bos
ton Dairy company. However wore
was received from the headquarter
from that company in Boston on Mon
day that the company would pay 8
cents per can for milk during tn
month of August and that the pro
ducers would hereafter be notified b.
circular letter at least Is days befor
the first Of each month just how muc
the company would pay for milk dur
Ing the coming month.-Stephen Swl
ney of Elgin. H., who has been her
on a visit to his brother. A. NJ. Swine,
has gone to Vergennes to visit anothc
tfother Wallace w. Swiney.-prin ci
pal Guy Tuttle has returned to Proc
r.--Alva Howe has returned fro,
Ludlow, where he has been visltin
his parents-E. d. Baker of Keene,
H., is spending a two weeks vacatio
here.-Mr. and Mrs. George w. Ell
Of shoreham, F. j. Wilson and Arthu
Gaines Of Rutland and Henry Gibso
Of Brooklyn, N. Y, are visiting here
J. E. Crane has returned from Nortl
Ampton. Mass. where he addressed II
beekeepers' meeting last week.-Re
Charles Murkland has commenced e,
tensive repairs on his residence c
Weybridge street.-The funeral
Walter the -year-old son Of M
and Mrs. Arthur Bradley Of East Mi,
dlebury was held at their home Mo
day afternoon at two o'clock. TT
burial was In the East Middebul
cemetery The boy died last Fridf
at Mary Fletcher hospital.-Monds
errs brought 25 cents and butter
cents.-While Barney Grace was
work on TIE new bank building Mo
day he broke the thumb on his rig
hand.-Miss Della Douglas Is assis
ing at Rich's during the absence
Miss Jennie IAPan, who is taking h
annual vacation.
Tho 3sth annual meeting of the 81
yiyors of the First Regiment, Vermo
rayalry, will be held In Middlebury Al
NJ. The headquarters and register "
be kent at the Addison House. The bu
meas meeting will be held In the town h
AT s.sD o. m. and at six o'clock a banql
will be served In Grand Army hall
tho Russell Circle, No. 8. Ladies' of I
u. A. r., Of Middlebury. In order II
IN. ladies may know about how many
.o,rd. for II is suggested that those "