Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-09-29


grown here and it Is said by good judges
that the quality of apples In Addison
county this year is the best in the state.
Eugene Carpenter wanted since last
spring for an assault on James Perkins
arrived in town SUNDAY night and was
arrested while in bed at his home by
Chief Of Police Marshall r. Butterleld
and Officer James McGiinchey. He spent
the night In Jail and Monday morning
was arraigned before Judge Fred NJ
Footc and pleaded guilty to the charge.
He was fined s. and costs, amounting to
about s12 in all. which he made arrange
monts to pny and was allowed to 60
Thomas A. Campbell and bride. married
to Pulaski II. v, September q, ar
rived In town Monday and later In the
day left for "A continuation of their we'd
ding trip to burlington and Morrisvlllc.--
Among the out Of town people here are:
c. W. Hopkins of Providence. r. l., Mr..
and Mrs. Il. H. Eldredge of Bridport,
Mr. and Mrs. Henry r. rrasher OF
Ogdensburg, n. Y, aud Georae l..
Wheeler OF Tampa. f'la.-Tho MissoS
Ceneveve and Grace Wormeiy OF Mime
apolis are visiting In town.--Frank Natter
Is in Burlington-The banns of mar
rlage We're published Tor the first time
at 81. Mary's Church Sunday between
Fred Burnard and Mss Nora Bltney
both of this town-Whlle Miss Jennie
Seelcy. daughter OF Jj.lius O. Sceley, was
driving to her home In the seeley district
Friday evening one OF the wheels struck
a stepping stone ana Miss Seeey was
thrown out. She struck on her forehead
and was unconscious FOR several hours
a cash requiring six stitches was cut In
her forehead.-Thomas Dewey some days
ago cut his left hand with piece of tin
and the member Is now considerably
swollen as the result OF blood poi ~onlnC.-
Pierce Darrow, who has beon teaching
in the Philippine islands for TIE past
three years, IS home on leave OF oDsencc
and expects to graduate with the present
senior class of Middleburv CollcEe.-The
funeral of Mrs. Charles Champin was
held from her late home or rcote street
| Monday afternoon at I 30 o'clock The
| Rev. Peter Heller of Salisbury ofriciated
| and the burial was in the Salisbury
cemetery.- Monday egSs brought 80 cents
and butter q cents.
| a hearing in the "hancery case of
Jeremiah Leonard vs. Horace Lapham.
gun in that town Tuesday morning be-
| fore Special Master Frank l.. Fish of
Nerpennes. This case hns been on tn.
docket of the Addison county cour, for
the past IL wears and the controversy
arises over the ownership and rights of
| a spring. James B. Donoway of Middle
| bury is representing the orator and Ira
H. LaE'leur of Mdiieh,ry appears for
the defeudnnt.-There are unclaimed let
ters at the local office for the following
persons: Mrs. William Kalley. Mrs.
| Charles Markham. Mrs. L. a. Roheson.
Miss Anna NJ Edwards Miss Elin G.
| reriee. Miss c. W. WilcoA. Miss Sally
s. MacHall. Henry NJ. Boardman, r..
l5remer, W. II. Gift, Leland Gibson. Ray
| Jacques and r. II. Noon.-Mr. and Mrs.
John f. Sargent reulrned Monday night
from Atlantic Ci.-. j.. having also
visited Gettysburg. Pa. Bayonne. ~ j..
ana Holyoke, Mass, on their trip. Chas.
! Il. Bain has also returned from that
city.-Mrs f.. r. Button has returned to
! Brandon after visit TO her son, Charles
| ]. Button.-Nisses Frances and Jennie
! bartlett of Northampton Mass, are
visiting in toWn.-Clyde Brown Of Fai,
! Haven has com" to Midllebury and will
remain here for some length of time
| Among the visitors In town are ]. l..
! Perkins of Boston, Thomas Dalton of
! Springfield. Mass. John 4. Mcdonald Of
| Cdgans burg, n. Y. and George r. Spot
wood of Pawtuctct r. Mrs Nellie
! Taylor Of !.aho George, y. Y, Is in town.
one of the worst storms of rain. thunder
and lightning ever known i'll this vicinity
| occurred Tuesday night the rain asttng